Can I rollup this mat to carry?
780979
It will roll fairly easily into a 6" roll and a 4" roll with a bit of effort. And it only weighs a few ounces over three pounds.
1663361
I have not rolled this mat. I store it flat in a large kitchen drawer and keep my dish towels and other items over it until needed.
2276087
You could roll it if it's empty, of course. If full, folding in half worked best for me. But I suppose you could roll it as much as the products you place in the pockets allow.
655359
No, you have to roll it up and use a strap with velcro on it to secure it in the rolled up position.
1902089
I dont see why not. It wont roll up easily if you need it to, but should work.
1357234
yes, it can easily be rolled up and stored as long as you do not glue it to the floor.
1901002
You could fold this mat but because it is twice as thick and 4 inches longer than a standard mat it may not fold very easily.
114993
It's fairly awkward for me to carry, as it is largeand heavy and though it will roll up, it is not very flexible. (Keep in mind I am a 73 yr old partially disabled person.) I use it under my treadmill to avoid floor damage and to absorb round. You might be better off with a heavy duty Manduka yoga mat. I have one of those, and it is amazing for my arthritic knees. They are very dense, so they might work well on the beach.
1055932
probably can be rolled up, but without a heavy duty vaccum bag, will probably never get as small as the shipping bag that it came in. It is very flexible.
107629
Yes, this mat resembles a thin rubber material. It's probably best to roll it but it is thin enough to fold. I wouldn't recommend storing it like that, just for short periods of time for transport.
1195941
I fold it in two, & then roll it up with no problem. I secure it with rope & it's easy to carry.
1817668
Yes, you can roll it up in the back. However, make sure you don't have other bulky stuff; it takes up a lot of space.
1663357
Yes - you can roll mat and it does stay flat after unrolling - I store mine in box it came in
295819
As far as I can remember, it just came rolled up, probably in a plastic bag. I know there are mat carriers, or a short velcro strap of some kind should work fine. Heck, a shoelace would work.
105132
Yes, it can be rolled, seemingly a tight as you can roll it if you had something to hold it in place. I haven't had it rolled super tight, but it lays flat immediately after being pulled out.
105764
I don't see why not, it comes loosly rolled ... worst case just put a sheet of tissue paper jn as you roll
413445
Yes! You can compress this to change out the roll. It is not permanent and can be adjusted as needed.