Can this towel be used for sweat after Cardio or weight lifting exercises?
200355
I use this towel 4 times a week at my "hot yoga" class (105 degress)--it is super absorbant and does not slip when wiping sweat. I love it!
1876921
If you do not sweat then I would not purchase this item. Otherwise you would have to experiment with the settings and time to find out what works best for you. However these blankets are not returnable when used.
390975
These towels are perfect for dealing with sweat, they're very absorbent and lightweight
273161
I lift pretty heavy for my weight and sweat profusely. They work well for all my lifting and do not get soaked during my 2 hr lifting/cardio cycle. The wrist support helps a lot for the heavier lifts. Hope this helps.
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.
894466
no, it a wrap so it uses your body heat to produce sweat, almost like wrapping your self in saran wrap if that helps
2199922
No, I don't use it for cardio. Just for light exercise. I think you have to use it for a long time to reach cardio status.
1068027
That depends. I think if you get hot and sweaty really easily, you might not like the hot, constricting sensation. If you don't mind, it may help you maintain good form. Give it a shot. I did it a few times, and found it too constricting myself.
591549
yes. I sweat 3-5 lbs and end class in a pool and it still grips my hands and feet. HOWEVER, it doesn't grip the polished wood floor at my studio at the end or if it doesn't completely dry out (no 2-a-days or even successive days sometimes). I fixed this by using it on top of an open cell rubber mat like the Lulu
252498
For backpacking: This would be great to tie to your shoulder strap to wipe sweat away. For everyday carry you probably would not want something this bulky in your pocket. I bought the xl to use for a towel and I always feel damp afterwards.
1350952
The mat I use is strong and durable. However, for me, it is slippery when wet. I think that using a towel is a great idea. After one year of Yoga once a week, I still perspire a lot. So, I use a headband and a towel. Safety is always first in my mind. There's nothing as unsettling to me, as losing the posture of a warrior 2 due to a slipping foot; and the full knowledge that I can't do splits yet. LOL.
80374
I think it is. I sweat a lot so a normal towel just doesn't cut it. I have a "yogitoes" towel as well but I much prefer the Manduka towel to the point that I no longer use the yogitoes towel and only keep it in case my Manduka towel is dirty. I haven't used the yogitoes towel for six months. I highly recommend the Manduka towel. It is light weight and drys quickly. If you sweat like I do, get the extra long version to get more water retention.
589496
It absorbs some sweat, but it is not ever dripping. I think it is best to leave your mat rolled out to dry after practice with any mat.
15523
I would not recommend the SportLite towel. It's absorbant, but totally not warm and fuzzy.
749652
Depends on how sensitive you are and how much you sweat. Its about as think as a fluffy beach towel folded in half, I've bought dozens of these things over the years, this is the best one I've used overall
945088
No, not at all..it's one of the only things I've found that gets the stinky sweat smell out of my husbands gym clothes. Good stuff.
2235404
I'm sure there is, check here on amazon. I didn't like to use the towel at first but got used to it. I use an absorbent towel and works great!