What size mat towel do I need? I have 68 inch yoga mat. Do you use the 68 or the 72 inch mat towel?
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68 inch. You want it to fit right on top of your mat. It's like getting a queen size fitted sheet for your queen size mattress. If you got a king size fitted sheet, it would still fit but there'd be too much slack.
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I think you need more or less the size of a yoga mat, both horizontally and vertically (at least during month 1, didn't go into month 2 yet)
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Don't under stand the question. I've never bought any microfiber that was split, EVER. Split where? They're just a 16 " by 16 " towel.
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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.
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I'd invest in a towel mat to lay on top of your mat. Manduka is great, but I slip during class - I get very sweaty - and if I've forgotten my towel, it's not a fun experience.
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Hi Greg,Happy To HelpWhat I do is cut up a 12" x 24" piece of a mat and use it where ever I feel I need more padding especially that most yoga studios have hard wood floors.If you want to e mail me your full name and address I'd be happy to help you and and send you one. I don't sell them I just give them to my customers that may need a bit more protection.This enables you to keep it next to you and only use it when needed. I have boney knees so I tend to use it for kneeling poses.Let me know.My direct e mail is dennis at auroraeyoga.comHave a great Night.NamasteDennis InguiCEO/FounderAurorae Hi Greg,Happy To HelpWhat I do is cut up a 12" x 24" piece of a mat and use it where ever I feel I need more padding especially that most yoga studios have hard wood floors.If you want to e mail me your full name and address I'd be happy to help you and and send you one. I don't sell them I just give them to my customers that may need a bit more protection.This enables you to keep it next to you and only use it when needed. I have boney knees so I tend to use it for kneeling poses.Let me know.My direct e mail is... » Read More Hi Greg,Happy To HelpWhat I do is cut up a 12" x 24" piece of a mat and use it where ever I feel I need more padding especially that most yoga studios have hard wood floors.If you want to e mail me your full name and address I'd be happy to help you and and send you one. I don't sell them I just give them to my customers that may need a bit more protection.This enables you to keep it next to you and only use it when needed. I have boney knees so I tend to use it for kneeling poses.Let me know.My direct e mail is dennis at auroraeyoga.comHave a great Night.NamasteDennis InguiCEO/FounderAurorae « Show Less
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I suspect that they call it a sport towel as well as a yoga towel so the customer base is larger than just yoga practitioners! However, this towel does cover my whole yoga mat.
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Well, there listed at amazon,but make sure they are genuine eureka pads...Now, the two that came with the 313a are 191/2 long by 9 wide...so you could also use wash towels of the same size, the two they gave me were enough for my little bungalo..lol...if you want eureka, make sure thats what they are I saw them on amazon probably about 20 bucks...
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I don't know of any sizing guides and whatever feels comfortable to you is the right size. If you use long disposable pads then I would suggest pads that are 9 inches or longer. If you like regular length then around 7 inches should be good. I think that using cloth pads is a trial and error process and you have to experiment to see what works the best for you. I wouldn't suggest buying a lot of products from the same company until you know for sure that they are the right ones for you! :)
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I don't use a towel. The mat is fine until it gets wet with sweat, then it gets very slippery, at least for me. I have been told by a friend that this improves over time with usage, that the mat requires a 'break in' period.
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This is the regular size mat, 64" x 24", so it should fit in a standard size yoga bag. However, since the mat is thicker than a regular yoga mat, when it is rolled up, gets a bit bulkier. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about the Synergy mat/towel. However it might not work well for you since it absorbs the excess sweat from vinyasa yoga so you don't slip. If you have less sweat, then it may not be a go for you. Just my thoughts....
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The mat size is the size of the opening of the frame, that would be 36X24. The size of the photo is 24X18 and that is called the 'opening' when talking about the mat. The size of the opening is what you are addressing. The size of the frame is really addressing the outside dimensions, when you are working with the picture to go in the frame you need to know the 'opening' dimensions. So, if the opening is say 33 X 21 (because the frame is three inches wide) you need a mat mat that is 33X21 with an opening that is 24 X 18. I think you could also contact the seller for advice, I think they would be very willing to give you advice. Hopefully this is helpful, good luck.
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Absolutely! Great question. I think the Manduka mat towel works just as well if not better with my Zenergy brand mat than a Manduka-brand mat. Hope this helps & Good Luck!
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I don't know exactly but they are the towel is a bit longer than the yoga mat.
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We have only used products recommended by Kimberly Clark. They recommend the 1040 or 50606 towels for this dispenser. You can check their we site for more information.
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I've done it both ways and really a nice thick mat is soooooo much nicer on your joints and less slippery than carpet. I'm older (55) so being nice to my joints makes sense. Mine is about 3/4 inch thick black puzzle mat that I got here on Amazon. I bought two sets and put them together to make a larger area. Well worth the $. The thin yoga mats really only help with the slipping part.