SugaMats Yoga Mat

The recycled wetsuit material has a distinct, slightly more tactile grip than traditional PVC or TPE mats. Because it is repurposed from neoprene, it offers a unique, closed-cell surface that feels denser and more durable underfoot, providing a reliable, non-slip foundation even when you start to sweat.

Yes, 5mm is considered the 'sweet spot' for most practitioners. It provides enough cushioning to protect your knees and wrists during floor work without sacrificing the stability and ground connection needed for balancing poses.

You can clean your mat by wiping it down with a mixture of water and a mild, eco-friendly soap or a dedicated yoga mat cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or submerging the mat completely, and always allow it to air dry flat out of direct sunlight to preserve the integrity of the material.

Because the material is repurposed wetsuit neoprene, you might notice a faint, distinct scent when you first unroll it. This is normal and typically dissipates quickly after the mat has been aired out for a day or two.

Yes, the closed-cell construction of the wetsuit material is naturally moisture-resistant, making it a solid choice for hot yoga. It won't absorb sweat like open-cell mats, which helps keep the surface hygienic and prevents it from becoming slippery during intense sessions.