What's the difference between this mat, the Miracle and Yoshi mats?
852915
I believe one of the big differences is the maximum temperatures you can employ. Another is the seven (7) year warranty. P.S. These mats really do work great! Hope this helps...
852916
Not sure- I'm thinking just the name. It's a good mat, you won't be disappointed.
852917
I know this mat is terrific, but I don't really know anything about the other two, to make a comparison. Sorry!
852918
Honestly, I can't say what the differences are as this is the only mat of this type that I have used. I have been well pleased with my Kona mat though!
852919
The mat is heavier and lasts longer and handles higher temps. Very good buy
852920
to tell the truth I don't know. but I do know I will not grill without these mats ever again. I LOVE THESE MATS. also with these mats you do not need to keep the burns on high to use them. the mats keep meats juicy and take less time to grill. so you save on gas. hope this helps
1248820
I'm sorry but I don't know. I didn't try it out before I gave it to my nephew for his birthday. He loved the mat though.
1931532
I don't know the difference but the white one is great. We use it at least 3 or 4 times a week. we are very happy with our purchase!
879661
I got the 14 x 23" size. I believe there was a larger one also, but this one is just right for me and it's the best mat I've ever had.
861731
The Pro Mat is the same product. The one you referred to as the "ultimate fondant application system" is "the home" sized mat. It Pro is simply the biggest mat available in size. I have used it to apply MMF and LMF and both have worked amazingly!
56202
As I recall, it's both. The pro has a slightly bigger mat and the max user weight is a little more. I have the 350 and have no complaints at all.
123760
I have no idea. The mat I got was exactly what I expected and ordered. No trouble with it.
380876
No, I think I received the lower quality version, sent it back for exchange and again received the same style mat. However, the "lower quality" version which I apparently have (doesn't have cutouts for the d-rings) is actually a really nice mat; very heavy duty rubber. I have had it for two years, no problems.
80376
Your question is not so clear -- what do you mean by 'better for your feet sliding in the towel'? Do you mean the <amduka eQua Yoga Mat Towel or just an ordinary towel? However, I can only say this -- the Manduka eQua Yoga Mat Towel has been the BEST towel I have used so far -- it is great for all types of yoga, including hot yoga. The grip is great -- both for hands and feet.
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This mat is a bit thicker than a regular mat and provides a very firm practice surface, but it is not the thickest Manduka made. To my knowledge, the thickest mat they sell is the Manduka Pro, which is heavier than this travel version, and very solid and thick.
864132
I believe the mat is made by Gaiam who makes fitness products especially for Yoga. The Giam Co. started in Boulder, CO but maybe outsources it's products.
1394180
i think the only difference is the thickness (and price as you mentioned). I went cheap and bought the thinner version because no matter what i have to use two mats.
1366934
Hi,How do you know which side is the shiny one? For me both sides are the same in the original mat. Thanks
2004473
These are the best. I have been using this exact mat for about 16 years now. They are washable and do not slip or tear. I used to be able to get them locally but then no everyone stopped carrying them. Thankfully I have Amazon. You can purchased these with confidence. Just remember to put in washing machine at least twice a month. One of these matts will last me a least one year or more.
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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.
1789674
No significant difference, my sister has the regular Miracle blade and the set is very similar.
993649
My yoga mats are not expensive either, I think I paid between $8 and $15 for them. When mine started getting slippery I would just buy a new one but now I use the slip free rosin and it pretty much takes care of it. I'm a little weird about the chalky feeling but I wash my hands immediately after yoga and I'm fine. It is definitely worth it.