Can I use this on The Mat (Lululemon)?
1049959
I have 2oz size and used it on The Mat by Lululemon; it absorbs in very quickly, so it works nicely for a light spray down after class to keep funkiness away, but plan on continuing deep cleans-- in my experience, scented stuff tend to make the surface a little slippery, and bc The Mat is double thickness the spray bottle provided is not going to discharge enough to actually clean it.
196258
Not really. Most of the workouts don't need a mat. So you need a space as long as you are.
760304
Yes it could! Comfy but tough enough to be an all around exercise mat. You may want to look into the extended size mat and you can use it for both activities without limiting yourself space wise.
1672155
You should be able to. The mat is thin a flexible. But I think that the mat will not be able to cool as well if covered keeping the heat that is absorbed trapped and not allowed to dissipate.
1608613
You can but for myself, I'd say no. I wouldn't use it to do those routines because it does restrict severe movement. There is flexibility in the belt but with severe movements you have greater awkward feeling of movement.
624030
It depends on what you are doing. I have 2 mats side by side and do tons of lateral cardio movements (jumping, sprints, etc) between the two. Over the course of an hour the mats will slip maybe a total of 1" with heavy use. If I am just lifting weights there is no slippage.
63659
I can't imagine this mat would move doing a Zumba workout....but I'm not sure I would recommend it for that purpose. LifeBoard isn't really a "mat", it's a 2-piece plateau on which to place a mat. It actually elevates ~1inch off the ground...and I feel like it might end up sagging in the middle after such rigorous activity like Zumba. I think a person moves around more with Zumba than the space of LifeBoard would accommodate, as well :)
406842
I wouldn't risk it with my mat. I wash mine with Dr. Bonner's lavender scent soap mixed with distilled water in a spray bottle and a sponge after each yoga class, (I'm a big sweater in Hot Yoga). Then for big washing, I take mine to my local laundromat and put it in the big washer once a week. This is such an awesome yoga mat that it is well worth the effort in my opinion.
1533702
It is thin. Its about NOT slipping when you're pouring sweat on the mat. Same company makes a thick one. Look on their site. An LuLuLemon makes a think one.
929170
We use the mat to protect the floor, so I think as long as the whole treadmill fits on the mat, you should be ok.
1272955
Not sure of that. This mat is primarily good for having to be positioned on knees, or laying down and doing various exercises.Running, jumping jacks, etc may not be a good idea on the mat.
678466
It's pretty thin, but the top is crinkled, so less slippery than carpet. Your weight would push whatever touches the floor down into the mat--so it might actually be worth a try.
63660
If you're using it on a rug (which is the only reason to buy it, lol), then no. It's underside is textured to grip a rug, mine doesn't slide and I do some crazy yoga.
1135673
I'm not sure. I do have a manduka yoga mat and it works perfectly. I know that manduka mats are pricey but it's really worth it. I hope this helps.
223807
Yes you will. I use all of those at the same time too. This mat does not go around the mattress' corners, like a fitted sheet does, it's just a pad you lay on top of the mattress (it doesn't even have anything to hold it in place, that's where the fitted sheet comes to the rescue) . Hope this helps
2148781
No, the mat is a thick, heavy, rubber substance. It will not move or stretch.
884406
My mat is beneath my treadmill so am not sure if your application would work. The mat is pretty thick, but if that doesn't bother you or your fitness workout, it would certainly dampen shock for you very well.