Jade Yoga Voyager Yoga Mat 1.6mm

I hesitated between the Jade and Yogo mat but in the end this won be over because of the attached strap on the Yogo which I thought would be annoying, they fold to the same dimension anyway. Very happy with my decision, the Jade folds or rolls small and in lots of different ways so perfect for travel. It also looks nice and simple. I tested it with sweaty and not sweaty hands in downdog, crane and wheel and it's way more grippy than my current mat, love it! I'll definitely bring it as an 'over mat in the studios' as it doesn't bunch up like my current towel. Sure it's thin but with a separate kneeling pad it'll be just fine. Only warning is that it picks up dog hairs, that's the flip side of the super grip! And if I'm really fussy I wish it came with a little pouch but as it's a low price I'll just buy a cotton tote.

Had it for more than 2 years, I practice daily (Mysore style). Great grip, developed a small hole at the feet but the textile is still holding together the mat despite the rubber being gone.I’ve travelled several times with it - it’s light and it folds very easily in any way you want.Excellent and very safe practice even when I place a thin cotton mat/towel to get a bit less grip for the finishing postures - at the beginning it used to pull my hair when doing chakrasana and urdva dhanurasana. Doesn’t stink and never did, it just had a bit of a smell when I opened it that went away after a couple of days.Love the concept of planting trees when you buy it.I need a new mat and the only reason why I’m thinking of buying from another brand is to compare performances.

The perfect travel yoga mat.I don't leave a lot of reviews but I noticed this only has 3/5 at the time of writing which is a really unfair score for what is an excellent mat.Pros- It's really thin - a mat called the 'Voyager' is obviously for travelling. For travel a thin mat that can be rolled or folded up (don't leave it folded when not travelling as it is better to leave it rolled) is exactly what you need.- Even though it's thin it still performs really well - grippy, and for how thin/light it is, it's very stable. Obviously it doesn't perform as well as a full at home mat.- Natural - it's made from natural rubber - this smells a little bit of rubber. It does not smell bad. It smells of rubber. If you don't like the smell of rubber don't buy this. Not sure how people expect a mat made of rubber not to smell of rubber?!- Jade are a super eco friendly ethical company - just do a google search for more info.Cons- It is not as good as my Jade Harmony mat. But it was never expected to be.In summary - if you want a mat that is perfect for travel, this is it!

Very light (lighter than Menduka superlite) thinks would be great for travel.Good gripdo not like the smell of the rubber, but I received the mattress only yesterday and it may be that in time the smell will disappear.

It's definitely thin and grippy and foldable. Is it durable? I don't know but I've only used it twice and already there are faded patches on it - see photo - so we'll see.

The mat is as light as I think a quality yoga mat can be. It is totally non-slip and folds do that it will fit in a suitcase or hand luggage. Looking forward to using it whenever I'm away.

brilliant - no slip at all. It is thin but that is what i wanted so that i could fold it and travel easily. You can always put a thin blanket or rug underneath if you need more padding

If you want a thin but quite grippy yoga mag that folds up small for packing this could be for you. It is probably alright if you are going to use it out in the open but the smell of rubber is so strong it is unpleasant indoors. I would send it back if I hadnt had it so long (and taken in out of the package)