The logo shown on these Jade Yoga mats appear not to be the 'authentic' logo for every single Jade Yoga mat i have seen online or in person? Why?
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The logo on my mat is authentic. I got an orange one. You are correct though, online it looks different, except for the key lime, raspberry, and saffron.
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My logo is the authentic one....not sure why they show a different one online.
111765
Yes...just as well, I feel. However, recently, I have noticed the mat develops a stain (mold?) over a few months. That is with regular washing and drying. I live in a very dry climate, yet the dark marks are definitely a mold...not good.
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The one I received flattened out immediately! I love this mat. Another mat that I ordered (different brand) has yet to flatten out after six months of use. Maybe you can exchange the one you received.
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I kept the label for the cleaning instructions. It says"Made and printed in Malaysia." No info on the mat itself. I have had many mats and this is by far the best quality.
660796
Yes, the mat in this picture is exactly the same one. Love, love the mat. Hope this helps you out.
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I went down & checked them, There are no Logos at all. One thing I forgot to mention, I washed a couple loads of darks ( I used the detergent for dark clothes) & I used the Mesh Baggies, it did not stain the Baggies!!! :)
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The Care and Warranty Card included with the mat states: "Congratulations on your purchase of a NewLife Professional Grade comfort mat...." ...backed with a best in class 10-year warranty."... So yes it is a NewLife brand mat with a 10-year guarantee. You can visit their website at www.GelPro.com or call 1-866-435-6287 to get direct information on their product. Andrea M
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Not that I have noticed. My only complaint about these mats has been a cosmetic one. They don't look like they are represented. They do, however, work VERY well.
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The ROCCAT logo is imprinted on the rubberized texture. It is noticeable to the touch but I wouldn't say it's that annoying. You'll probably get used to it later. It's no problem :)
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That is an interesting question. I don't have experience, but there is a number you can call for the company. It is not Sharper Image, but it is made somehow under that brand. Look on item or any paper work. I know I called about something else and received an answer. Anita Sacks
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These are Drop Shipped as are most of our products, direct from the Distributor. I was waiting for some answers from them on other issues today but they never did get back to me. So did it come in just a plain corrugated box or in some other manufacturers packaging? I can't imagine, as large and respected as this distributor is that they would ship anything but the genuine article. Maybe it had something to do with the shipping container and the fit. If you just received it and think that it is not genuine or you may want it replaced, do not use it for now if you have any reason to think it might be returned. I won't be able to reach them now until Monday and if need be I can have them call you to explain. I really don't think there are any knock offs or other brands of that product but we can ask them. Are there any other product numbers, embossed markings that may indicate the brand? There is an SKU for it but I don't know if it is embedded in the material or not. Let me know if you want me to continue to verify this and I will get with them and then back to you or have them contact you. Thanks, Bob Sex-Trix
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Hello Eric, I would like to know your reason on the emphasis of fake and where you believe the misrepresentation is. They clearly state it is not Apple brand but their own and Apple connectors. I went ahead and provided the appropriate link from Apple but try Google'ing "mfi logo guidelines" and check the Apple website and additionally if you'd like news articles from the 2012 recreation of those due to Kickstarter products. "MFi Logos Promote your electronic accessory with MFi logos. Made for iPod, Made for iPhone, Made for iPad, and AirPlay logos communicate to customers that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod, iPhone, or iPad, and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards." - Source is directly from Apple's website at https://developer.apple.com/programs/mfi/ Their (iSmooth) use of the logo simply means that they as the developer have tested their product to meet the Apple performance requirements. Additionally the logo does not mean or imply Apple branded but simple means it is compatible with Apple products according to the guidelines for the give accessory. Owning now two of these cables I can say they work well. They are not truly time tested but at the moment are great for the price, especially if using Amazon rewards in which they price is "FREE". Thanks, Sam
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Since I have only purchased one of these blocks, I cannot speak for all of them, but the one I ordered had as logo (a Japanese character) lightly impressed in the front flat section under where the scissors go. It is a slightly darker color than the rest of the wood, which leads me to think this was done with a heated branding iron; the impression isn't deep enough or uniform enough to make me believe it was done using a router. If the logo really bothers you, it would be very simple to use an orbital sander to remove it. The wood in the block is unfinished, so there would be no issues matching the sanded front to the rest of the block. Since I have only purchased one of these blocks, I cannot speak for all of them, but the one I ordered had as logo (a Japanese character) lightly impressed in the front flat section under where the scissors go. It is a slightly darker color than the rest of the wood, which leads me to think this was done with a heated branding iron; the impression isn't deep enough or uniform enough to make me believe it was done using a router. If the logo really bothers you, it would be very simple to use an orbital sander to remove it. The wood in the block is unfinished, so there would be no issues... » Read More Since I have only purchased one of these blocks, I cannot speak for all of them, but the one I ordered had as logo (a Japanese character) lightly impressed in the front flat section under where the scissors go. It is a slightly darker color than the rest of the wood, which leads me to think this was done with a heated branding iron; the impression isn't deep enough or uniform enough to make me believe it was done using a router. If the logo really bothers you, it would be very simple to use an orbital sander to remove it. The wood in the block is unfinished, so there would be no issues matching the sanded front to the rest of the block. « Show Less
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In my humble opinion, this manufacturer is, at best, disreputable. Consider the following: [1] my package was received in a box with Asian markings; [2] these mats are advertised as heavy duty, which I believe to be false advertising. Why? Because I have had the ability to compare this product with a similar product - the result is that they are identical in every respect - same size and no "extra thickness". My conclusion: do not trust this manufacturer. But again, it's just my opinion.
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I practiced without a towel and had an awful time slipping. I now have a Jade yoga mat which provides a much better grip. However, in my hot classes, everyone is required to bring a towel. I purchased a Yogitoes towel through Amazon and it's great. I would assume it would work well on all yoga mats. The Yogitoes towel (and many yoga towels) have small skidless rubber bumps on the side that lays on your mat which holds it in place. With some of the yoga towels (including the Yogitoes) you need to dampen the towel with water first; if you practice on the towel when it is completely dry, you'll slip on the dry towel surface. Hope that helped! I practiced without a towel and had an awful time slipping. I now have a Jade yoga mat which provides a much better grip. However, in my hot classes, everyone is required to bring a towel. I purchased a Yogitoes towel through Amazon and it's great. I would assume it would work well on all yoga mats. The Yogitoes towel (and many yoga towels) have small skidless rubber bumps on the side that lays on your mat which holds it in place. With some of the yoga towels (including the Yogitoes) you need to dampen the towel with water first; if you practice on the towel when it is completely dry,... » Read More I practiced without a towel and had an awful time slipping. I now have a Jade yoga mat which provides a much better grip. However, in my hot classes, everyone is required to bring a towel. I purchased a Yogitoes towel through Amazon and it's great. I would assume it would work well on all yoga mats. The Yogitoes towel (and many yoga towels) have small skidless rubber bumps on the side that lays on your mat which holds it in place. With some of the yoga towels (including the Yogitoes) you need to dampen the towel with water first; if you practice on the towel when it is completely dry, you'll slip on the dry towel surface. Hope that helped! « Show Less
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Good question! I didn't realize the difference myself until I received my orders. The 60-732-1449 has a very unobtrusive "welcome" message along the bottom border, which I couldn't see in the online photo; the 60-764-1029 does not (can't now remember why I ordered one of each, though). Since the "welcome" wasn't glaring or cheesy, I opted to keep the mat and put it at my front door. I will probably still be ordering one more of these mats (I live in the desert southwest and have lots of entrances), but will order the -1029. I have had these mats for several months now, am still delighted with them, and highly recommend them. Hope this is helpful!
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My recollection is that they do have the logo. I've already used them up and integrated them into my collection of 1,000+ CD's, but I just looked at one I think was from that order, and it has the logo. They were excellent cases and the price was great; they arrived undamaged.