Can this mat be rolled up, or perhaps folded, or is it too rigid?
635148
It shipped rolled up. You can fold it but it is stiff and will unfold unless you have something on top of it.
635149
It can easily be rolled into a tube of about 6 inches in diameter. It can be folded in half once only.
105133
Absolutely, it can be rolled-- you do not want to fold this for storage... I don't think you could "crease" it if you tried, but not worth taking the chance--! I roll mine around a rolling pin and secure it with rubber bands. It is completely floppy, there's no issue w/ flattening. You could probably roll it up pretty tightly, w/o a pin or dowel, but I figure some support is good for it, so it doesn't develop dents.
1873244
It roll up and unroll very easy, but don't do it too tighten otherwise there are folds. We don't really walk on it, but you must be careful because the the end of the green is a couple of centimeters high. So little feets can easily stumble over it (sorry for my English)
1444437
Had no problem with this mat. It is thin enough, with a little bit of weight on it, it should lay flat in a few days.
602585
Yes. It reminds me of a flexible kitchen cutting board. You wouldn't fold in half flat, but it could be kind of rolled up. Make sense?
662075
I would think it is easy to roll up, but would not try to fold it. You might need something like a strap or cord to hold it in place once it is rolled.
1169699
Hi Julianne. Please contact me directly through the Amazon message system. Are you folding the mat to store it? Please store the mat rolled up, not folded. Folding the mat will cause crease damage.Please contact me:)Thanks,Square36 Team
2128367
You can Fold it like that but it is more sensible to roll it like a yoga mat
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.
2102134
I agree with most of the answers here. I got it for my son, and I am happy with the purchase. It rolls up fine, but I don't think it's possible to fold it in half first. It won't work. But, it does fold up enough to get it out of the way like in a closet. Hope this helps
1281940
It is flexible, but to rigid to roll more than in half (folded like a U)... It ships in a flat box
495013
Yea u can roll it up. In fact it comes rolled up. But any creases would be permanent.
1774188
It really should be rolled. We've bent the mat before and the crease returned to its original shape, however I'm not sure if placing pressure (packing it) on those creases will damage the mat. Plus, it may have to big a pretty large suitcase; folding the mat multiple times may be difficult.Bottom line: I wouldn't suggest it.
1149923
This mat is very flexible. It can be easily rolled up & stored when not in use!
733067
It's kind of a thicker plastic material...I'm not sure about it's folding abilities. I'll be rolling mine up for storage.
1815199
Not really, yes it would roll, but it may crack. It's heavier than a yoga mat, more dense.
1815198
Its too thick to roll up like a yoga mat. it was shipped to me flat in a box. if you can lay it flat in your suitcase that would be best. But there are other mats that work just as well and are not so thick that they stick up and cause tripping if not careful.