Extrem-Mat - 185cm x 66cm x 6.4mm Twilight

The Extrem-Mat has a very solid structure with a cotton fleece in its core which makes it tearproof and has two different surfaces, which can be used as desired. Designed for extreme and long-lasting use, it is indestructible.
Important notes for use:
The more you use your mat, the more non-slip it will become! To speed up this process you can also place the mat somewhere in your home for a week to walk on it with bare feet.

Important notes for the interview:
Your carpet is machine washable: Use a little mild detergent and a fresh wash cycle (no more than 30°C). Do not use the spin cycle. Give it some time to dry (do not use a tumble dryer or radiator).
Avoid wringing or using your carpet before it is completely dry, as this could cause damage to the surface. You can roll up your carpet with a terry towel and squeeze out the excess water to speed up the drying process.
You can also clean your Yoga Mat with a damp cloth.

After 12 years of involvement in the production of yoga mats with other natural materials such as rubber, PVC is still our first choice. There are many reasons for this:
1. The energy required to produce a mat is an important factor in determining how a product is beneficial to the environment.
- The production of PVC is economical in energy consumption.
- Our PVC mats are tried and tested to be durable when handled properly - much more so than TPE and rubber mats under the same circumstances. The longer the life of a mat is, the less of a burden the mat is on nature.
2. Emissions of harmful substances during production are very low compared to most other materials, including those of natural origin.
3. PVC is not toxic at all. We control in our factory and subject our yoga mats to independent tests. Our products are certified Öko Tex Standard 100 Level 1 tested, the highest level, guaranteeing the safe use of our products.
4. Natural rubber disintegrates very quickly under sunlight and exposure to oxygen, and like any other industrial product the addition of chemicals is necessary to make it more or less durable.
5. PVC does not cause allergies unlike rubber.
6. The environmental issue concerning rubber is very far from being resolved. The increased demand for rubber is accelerating the deforestation of primary rainforests because rubber trees only grow in the tropics.
Logging for industrial crops such as rubber destroys the tropical biosphere and the living environment for many species of animals and plants, which is unacceptable. Diverse vegetation in areas such as Kerala / South India and South East Asia is being replaced by the mono cultivation of rubber. Very few plants are able to survive in the shade of rubber trees. South India, for example, is already experiencing a severe shortage of Ayurvedic herbs because of this.