Would this fit a thick mat? I go to pilates with a mat that is twice as thick as a normal yoga mat.
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Honestly, I don't think a thicker mat would roll up tight enough. I love the bag for my yoga mat for after work with a change of clothes and everything fits. If you had a thicker mat, you may not be able to fit too many things in the bigger pocket. Otherwise, I've been using it everyday, and it's a great travel bag too. Hope this helps!
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I have an Ultra Thick Aurorae Yoga Mat (1/4" (6mm) that fits perfectly, but it's tough to get it back in the slot when I have my towel wrapped in it after hot yoga. And ekossik is correct that the bigger the mat, the less space you have inside the bag for other items like towels, a change of clothes...etc.
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It is pretty standard thickness for many mats I have seen at the studio, but it is only about 1/4" thick give or take. Not cushiony, only to keep you from slipping.
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I wouldn't think so, it's more of a soft material. I would definitely suggest taking an additional mat
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No--I have two Manduka's and they fit perfectly. I'd say that if you have a super thick mat or an extra-long one, it might not fit, but any standard mat will. The two straps are adjustable, so if you have a thinner mat, you can adjust accordingly.
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The Cardio Max Mat is 3mm (1/8") Thick. Thank you for your interest in our product:)
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I use this mat under my elliptical and an exercise bike and both fit quite well. It can be used for the treadmill but I'd take some measurements just to be sure. My elliptical is a beast and it fits but it doesn't hurt to double check.
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I personally like to have a good 1/2 inch thick, 72inch long, 30inch wide yoga mat even on top of comfy carpet, so especially on concrete. My hands and knees in particular get rough way too easy when doing certain poses and pushups and a few other things. The majority of the 1st month workouts in particular would be okay with no padding, but it is all about personal tolerance and preference. I hope that helped a little :)
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This pad is pretty thick and works great for me, but my floors are hardwood. I ordered the biggest mat because my treadmill is commercial size. I know I couldn't help with the carpet part but I hope this helps a little.
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Yes it is nice and thick and cushiony. Perfect for exercising on a hard surface. Wide enough for cushion to arms depending on the width of the individual. Mat is 24" wide. Only thing i would add is it is a bit bulky, but the handles are perfectly positioned to carry it. I leave mine under the couch and pull it out to exercise or for a nap:) No bad smell either. Really like this mat. Hope this helps!
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My mattress is pretty standard and not a pillow top and there is A LOT of slack. I think it would fit much better if you did have a thick mattress.
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Hard to say. Make sure you get the 20" or your mat will not fill it out. Even then, Thermarest designed this to fit their mats so it may not work.
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I don't know that it would be thick enough? It's only about 1/8"-1/4" thick and it's flimsy. It's great for under exercise equipment on carpet. A great comparison would be to an exercise mat. I'd look for thicker a mat, more industrial.
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Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could not identify under your products on Amazon what would be.Thanks,Greg Smith Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could... » Read More Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could not identify under your products on Amazon what would be.Thanks,Greg Smith « Show Less
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Yeah it should fit without issue. I have a similar sized mat and usually keep my towel on the mat plus I keep another towel folded with it.
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I would say yes. It's width is more narrow but there is a nice length. My girls can do a total back walk over on the mat.
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yoga mat is very thin and is mainly to keep you from slipping. the aeromat I use for Pilates and is mainly to support the spine and keep your bones from hitting the floor. they are very soft and supportive at least 1 inch thick and very dense foam. really nice.
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I wouldn't use this mat with sneakers or any other work out footgear other then what it was intended for; yoga. In my opinion I think it would probably be fine, since it it such a great mat, but you wouldn't be getting the longevity of the mat like you would if it were only used for yoga or Pilates.