Yogitoes Manduka Yoga Towel for Mat Nonslip and Quick Dry for Hot Yoga with Rubber Bottom Grip Dots 72 Inch Long Onyx Thin and Lightweight (262023001)

Been using it for 4 months 4 or 5 days a week. So far, it is holding up well. No issues with wear and tear even after many washings. Sticks to the mat and provides a nice place for my sweat to fall 😉

This is my favorite yoga! I know it’s a little expensive but totally worth it if you’re a yogi who practices every week! I do hot yoga and sweat a lot and this absorbs everything and doesn’t slip. It fits my yoga mat perfectly! Color is black like picture! I wash it at least 2 times a week and color doesn’t fade!

This is perfect for hot yoga. I’ve tried quite a few different towels, and this is the only one that I don’t slip around on.

Worth the higher price compared to other yoga towels. I bought several before I gave into the yogitoes hype - they’re hyped for a reason! They work. Great quality & after several washes no signs of wear.

got this for my wifeshe love itthe only one she will use

The towel color stains everything when it gets damp in hot yoga—even after several washes. Ruined some yoga pants of a lighter color.

FIRST OF ALL, the product information as stated (July 2019) is incorrect. The dimensions are 72" long, not 68". This is important because the length of this Yogitoes 2.0 towel (though not all 2.0 towels) covers the Manduka Pro mat completely. Second, the top photo is incorrect and from a previous version of this towel in the color "Black". This product color is "Onyx" and is reflected in the bottom two photos. Onyx is a darker color with a black "drishti" dot, while the earlier model is a lighter color with a gray dot.As for the product itself, I like the color (deep black) and grip of the towel when both dry and wet. It works best when wet so you may want to spray the towel at the beginning of your workout or yoga class.The disclaimer I mention in the subject is how very much the dye bleeds. This may be due to the natural, non chemical dyes used by Manduka/Yogitoes, an eco-friendly company. I find that one must wash the towel THREE times on its own before using to ensure that no dye transfers to your clothing or mat. I have a $150 Manduka Pro mat, so I really don't want permanent stains on it. (This happened to my friend so I learned from her bad luck!) Yes, it's annoying but afterwards you have a great towel.Also, the colors so fade over time—and somewhat quickly if you're like me and practice hot yoga daily. There is a price to be paid, it seems, for eco-friendly products :(

It’s not as grippy as my other yogi toes towels. Also the size is too long and overflows past my lululemon The Mat yoga mat. It’s a little distracting to practice Vinyasa with as it moves quite a bit.