Harmony Unity Air Cork Yoga Mat

I have a half-dozen or more Yoloha mats. I've worn at least two out, embarrassed for students to see me using a mat in tatters. Upon my recommendation, some students have bought Yoloha mats.

This is the first Yoloha mat I honestly don't love, but have a workaround. I thought the combo of cork and rubber would be the best of both worlds, and I like the design and weight for portability.

But it's super hard. I miss the cushiness of the solid cork mats. I appreciate that it's stickier and better for balance. Still, after a few classes, I realized the lack of springiness just wasn't working for me.

So now I use a super thin, long discontinued, Yoloha travel mat underneath. It provides a bit more cork cushion between the mat and the floor. It helps the new mat feel better.

In time, I may get used to the firmer feel of the new mat. But for now, this solution provides options and gives me a reason to use the travel mat that was sitting idle.

Sorry for the mixed review! I've waited to use the mat for awhile and tried to keep an open mind (and body!) before commenting. This is an honest opinion.

I love it!!!

I routinely practice hot yoga and was looking for a mat with adequate grip. I originally purchased the Original Cork Mat, but found it did not have the best grip (even with spraying with water several times during class). The Unity Pro mat was my next go-to, but it is a heavy 7lbs. During an easy online chat, the new lighter Unity Air was recommended. I couldn't be happier! The 4mm thickness feels great on 60+ year-old knees, and it felt pretty grippy right from the start (no water needed). There is a slight rubbery smell, but it did not bother me because I know the materials are natural and sustainable. Thank you Yoloha for helping me find my new (favorite) yoga mat!