Will this fit? My wife has a new mat, 72 x 24 x 1/4 thick with a towel cover. She wants to roll it all together and be able to fit it in the bag.
253913
Yeah it should fit without issue. I have a similar sized mat and usually keep my towel on the mat plus I keep another towel folded with it.
253914
It depends on what it measures around (the circumference) when it's rolled up. My mat measures 18" around and there's easily enough room for another inch. The width of her mat, 24", becomes the "length" of the bag and should fit easily. Mine measures 22 1/4" and I stash a hand weight at either end of the bag - plenty of room. This is the best size bag I have found without it being monstrous! And the name speaks for itself-offered by L.L. Bean. It's very sturdy and the zipper isn't wimpy-also comes in great, fun colors!
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I would think so....I fit two 1/4" yoga mats rolled together into it. I guess it depends on the bulkiness of the towel...I was hoping I could fit my two yoga blocks into it...but they def don't fit. Still I'm happy with the bag. Hope this helps.
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It sounds like your wife has an extra long mat, which shouldn't be an issue. I roll my mat sized towel with my mat and fit it into the bag, no problem. I will say that you have to roll it pretty well for it to fit seamlessly into the yoga bag. If this sounds like too much of a hassle to do after class, you might consider getting her a garment yoga bag.
2019511
I have a "long" version of this bag and it can be rolled (tightly) into a 7"X17" (11 liter) compression bag. I have to roll it neatly, and it takes a little effort to get it into the bag, but it fits very nicely with no excess space (and compresses from 17 inches down to about 8 inches long). The compression sack I use I found at REI.
883986
Yes, the mat size is 33" 3/8 x 21" 5/8 x 1". The mat is flexible enough so if the dimension is off a little bit, it's still okay.
1652645
Most yoga Mats are 68 inches long x 24 inches wide and about 1/4 inch thick. A mat of same thickness, width and 72 inches long, should fit in the bag. I haven't tried to load a mat of that size in my bag.
527663
Haven't tried it but after putting a regular size roll on, there is plenty of spare space. Shouldn't be a problem.
2214245
I use two yoga mats and it was not large enough too fit them both so I returned it. I didnt thnk it was large enough.
793854
Please measure the inside of your cabinet if the dimensions are larger then these our mat will fit. 33" 3/8 W x 21" 5/8 D x 1" H
1823196
I just had to try lol. If you roll it up very tightly then fold in it half it fits. Only one though!
862171
Yes, my Wife and I use a similar may and there is plenty of room. The only problem we have is with the opening on the bottom you have to maneuver around the mat and straighten it out once inside. They also have a hammock with a side zipper that would make it easier.
17725
Not sure as I have a basic yoga mat from Target or Academy. It is a nice roomy bag and so I have lots of extra room for a towel, and some clothes if I want. Has a nice zippered pocket perfect for your sunglasses, keys, lip balm, Kleenex and room to spare. I love this bag!
1086581
It's possible if you roll both mats up together tightly.. The bags are spacious, but two mats might be a little snug depending on the thickness of your mats.
1661296
Fo' Sho. I have a extra long mat and it would hold a full size towel as well.
768068
It wil hold other 1/4" mats. The bottom holder is too small for 2 mats rolled together and probably too small for the thicker mats.
1396248
My mat is 72" long and regular thickness. It has a snug fit in the bag but works fine.
775314
I guess if it would fit? You should probably check the manufacturers suggestions for something like that. The mat has a vinyl cover to it and is inflatable. Kind of sturdy. We lay ours flat on a piece of berber carpet in the garage and it works awesome. Very comfortable for the dog, she loves it. Although she doesn't scratch holes.
1467012
I am not sure about the bag itself fitting in there; I guess if you rolled the top of the bag down, it would fit. Hope this helped.
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.