Fitness

Yoga mats

Yoga mats compared on thickness, grip material and price.

Thickness is comfort versus stability. A 5 or 6 mm mat cushions knees, while balance poses feel steadier on thinner, denser mats. Grip materials age differently: dense PVC lasts for years, natural rubber grips well even damp but weighs more. Budget mats work fine to start, they just wear through sooner.

What yoga mats cost right now

We track 4 products here across 7 offers from 6 retailers. Every figure below comes from a price we opened and checked ourselves, between Aug 28, 2026 and Aug 30, 2026.

Cheapest we track
$30.99

BalanceFrom GoCloud All-Purpose Yoga Mat 1 Inch at Target

Typical
$76.49

The middle of the 4 best prices on this page

Most expensive
$144

Top of the range we currently track

Where stores disagree today

Same product, different shelf, different price. These are the gaps we found on the dates shown, and they are the whole reason to check before buying.

All 4 products we track, cheapest first

What actually differs

The specs that vary across the yoga mats we track. Sorted cheapest first, so you can see what the extra money is buying rather than guessing.

Product Best price ThicknessDimensionsSurfaceWeight
BalanceFrom GoCloud All-Purpose Yoga Mat 1 Inch $30.99 1 in (about 25 mm)71 x 24 inDouble-sided non-slip, described as moisture resistant4.3 lb listed shipping weight
Gaiam Premium Print Yoga Mat 6mm $34.98 6 mm68 x 24 inTextured non-slip
Lululemon The Mat 5mm $118 5mm (0.19 in)71 in x 26 inLululemon lists it at 5.24 lb
Manduka PRO Yoga Mat 6mm $144 6mmClosed-cell, keeps sweat and moisture out of the mat core per MandukaManduka lists 3,629 g (about 8 lb) for the standard 71 in size