Classic Yoga Set, 10 Non Slip Yoga Mats (68″ x 24″ x 4mm) and 10 6ft D-Ring Yoga Straps, Yoga Accessories for Schools and Studios

Very good quality budget-minded set for a group of 10 that does the job
This is a great budget minded set of Yoga mats and straps of very acceptable moderate to beginner quality which is great for a part-time yoga instructor, home yoga studio operator or other yoga and fitness entrepreneur. I have a friend and trained Yoga instructor who bring yogas into the classroom for kids, and another friend who bring yoga to meet-ups and corporate events where the yoga proceeds an outdoor hike. For both these settings, and for a new Yoga teacher who is setting up a home studio for part-time teaching, this is a great set. I compared this mat with the full range of mats that I own and use: an 100% latex mat from the well-known brand that starts with “J” (approximately $90), a moderate to low end mat made of man-made foam from the well-known brand that starts with “G” ($30 in the $ US dollar range) and with the very low end make-do foam mat from a popular Japanese five and dime store (approximately $4).The Upward mats compare very well, especially when viewed from a value for money lens. The foam thickness in these mats is about 1 or 2 mm thinner than the foam mats I have from the “G” brand. The Upward mat feels good and provides the type of cushioning and hand grip that one expects from a foam mat that tends more to the thin side. The Upward mats are individually wrapped with individual instruction/care sheets. The mats have a slight smell when unsealed. But, after 24 hours the odor mostly went away. The length and width of the Upward mats are similar to my high end mat, and similar to my moderate foam mat. In comparison, the very low end $4 mat from the Japanese five and dime, had a strong odor and still has a chemical odor years later. That mat is shorter and narrower as well. The 10 workout straps that come with the set are not equal to the high end straps, but at the same time they are not flimsy. With a length of 6 feet that can be fed into the steel D rings, these will work for most postures that kids might do or a very short adult might do. For median size adults in the US, these straps will work for at least half of the typical applications. I think this is a great solution working with small groups (up to ten) who might not have their own mats and straps.

Thin, but not bad quality. Just 3.5
If you just need to be separated from the floor, this will do the job. The strap…well, that’s just an extra if you want it I suppose. But the mat itself is just thin, and it will cling to the floor, but it needs to be “relaxed” awhile when you first get it because the inner roll of it is pretty tight, and the roll kink doesn’t want to come right out. You have to backroll it and leave it awhile. So…this is basic, and only for utility, but not comfort against the floor.

Good, quality yoga mats!
My pack has 2 of each color. The mats are nice and thin with a good amount of cushion. There’s plenty of grip for just about any surface I would think. The straps are nice and solid too. They can be very useful for yoga! The only other thing I would recommend would be yoga blocks, and you have everything you’d need!

Yoga mat
This pack of 10 yoga mats and 6′ Strap with D rings is pretty nice. The mats themselves are 68×24″ and are 4mm thick. The pack has 2 each of 5 colors, purple, blue, green, orange, and red. The straps are black. The mats are dense foam and have a small square pattern on both sides. It’s a good pad and feels durable, and doesn’t tear easily.