At present, NBR is mostly used for rehabilitation pads and household use (too thick and too soft to stand steadily). Many friends went to the gym after buying it and were told by the yoga teacher that the yoga mat was not a waste.
Question 2: What kind of yoga mat is the material of yoga mat? At present, there are four kinds of yoga mat materials in the international market: rubber mat (natural rubber)-royal, linen mat (natural flax+natural rubber)-noble, TPE (special environmental protection material)-high-end professional. PVC (polyvinyl chloride foam)-popular. There are already NBR, EVA and other materials on the market, but they are not suitable for practicing yoga, so they are basically not used by yoga places and enthusiasts all over the world.
At present, NBR is mostly used for rehabilitation pads and household use (too thick and too soft to stand steadily). Many friends went to the gym after buying it and were told by the yoga teacher that the yoga mat was not a waste.
Question 3: How many kinds of materials are there in the yoga mat? Yoga mats are currently made of TPE (also known as TPR), PVC and EVA. TPE is the best environmental protection material at present, but the price is relatively high. At present, PVC material is commonly used. Its chemical Chinese name is PVC, which is very commonly used to make bags, wires and daily necessities. The new material of PVC has no smell and is harmless to human body. Hazardous materials are only made of secondary materials (recycled materials). EVA is mostly used in shoe materials, which has a strong smell and is not recommended. So PVC is still a better choice. It is recommended to use 6mm, and the domestic size is173x61; It is recommended to buy a cushion of more than1300g (because some manufacturers steal materials cheaply). The choice of yoga mat should be targeted. Generally, novices can choose a thicker mat, such as 6mm thick, with the domestic size of173x61; If there is a certain foundation, you can choose the thickness of 3.5mm ~5mm to about 5mm; It is recommended to buy a cushion of more than1300g (because some manufacturers steal materials cheaply). At present, most classrooms will provide so-called "public mats", which are public yoga mats used by everyone in class. Some teachers even put protective mats in the classroom so that you don't need them in class. Most students use this public mat because they don't want to take it to work and run around in class. However, I suggest that if you are interested in learning for a while, you'd better use your own mat. On the one hand, it can be cleaned by itself, which is more hygienic. You can also choose a suitable cushion according to your personal situation. If you still need a cushion to protect yourself, how to choose a suitable cushion is very important. There are only two ways to choose a cushion: according to personal needs; Or choose by material. As far as personal needs are concerned, it depends on what kind of yoga you do, because different factions of yoga have different learning priorities, and your needs will be very different. If you study yoga that focuses on flexibility training and sit on the mat most of the time, the mat will be thicker and softer, and you will be more comfortable to sit on. However, if the yoga you are learning is strength yoga or eight yoga, the mat should not be too hard, and the requirements for non-slip should be higher. Why? Because the mat is too soft, it will be very difficult to stand on it and do many actions (especially the balancing actions such as tree-shaped). And this kind of yoga movement, which will sweat a lot, will slip if there is no mat with better skid resistance. I once used a mat that made me slip, and I never used that mat again. If you ask me, your movements are not as static as running, nor as sweaty as running, but somewhere in between, what kind of cushion should I use? I will answer, "I will choose a thinner one." Because it is like a car with a very soft suspension system, driving on a mountain road will be like taking a boat. Thick pads (above 5mm) will lose the feeling of contact with the ground, and there will be a feeling of "distortion" when doing many actions. In foreign countries, most yoga practitioners love to use thin mats, which is the reason. If you feel uncomfortable with your knees when doing some kneeling movements, you can put a towel under your knees.
Question 4: What kind of yoga mat is environmentally friendly? Although PU material is the best, do I think high-density PVC material is better? For example, iku is durable, so it reduces the frequency of replacement and reduces the environmental pollution caused by abandoned foot pads.
Question 5: What material is better for the yoga mat? TPE or NBR is environmentally friendly, but PVC is not good. TPE price rises, NBR price is moderate. PVC is difficult to decompose because of its strong smell, dioxin and chlorine, poor anti-skid effect, rough grain and heavy proportion. Although it occupies a large market at present, it will be eliminated sooner or later.
Question 6: What kind of yoga mat has no odor? Silica gel food grade silica gel
Question 7: What kind of yoga mat is good? It is best to choose TPE, which contains no heavy metals, is non-toxic and tasteless, and is harmless to the environment and human body. Acid, alkali, salt and other common chemicals. Comfortable and soft, feel good. Of course, you can also choose a yoga mat made of PVC at the lower end.
Question 8: What are the good materials for yoga mats? Natural rubber yoga mat is better! It is characterized by environmental protection, easy decomposition and no environmental pollution, but the yoga mat made of this material is more expensive!
Question 9: What is the material of the traditional yoga mat? Baidu has many kinds of traditional yoga mats, such as TPE yoga mats, PVC yoga mats, natural rubber mats, NBR and so on. I like natural rubber yoga mats best. They have excellent grip on the ground and are very classy!
Question 10: What is the best material for yoga mats? Yoga mat is one of the most important yoga accessories for practitioners. Its quality is not only related to the health of practitioners, but also related to whether practitioners can practice yoga with peace of mind, comfort and concentration. Therefore, I choose a yoga mat because I attach great importance to quality and whether it suits me.
At present, the materials of yoga mats are divided into PVC, TPE, NBR and natural rubber mats. PVC yoga mat was used five years ago, but it has been useless for a long time because of its poor environmental protection and usability. TPE yoga mat is light in weight, elastic, non-slip and environmentally friendly, but there are still many places to be improved, especially the non-slip performance. Many of my yoga instructors and friends think that if you sweat too much or get into the dog, you will slip. NBR material has never been used, so it is not convenient to say no. Finally, I want to talk about natural rubber pads. Recently, Atmananda yoga mat is made of natural rubber. When grasping the underground city, the anti-skid performance is excellent, and the sweaty hand can pose as a dog, but the smell is a little strong when it is first used, but it disappears after a few days of use. By the way, I like the straight line above best, which helps me solve many wrong yoga poses.