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Shadow Yoga Mat – 6mm Non-Slip, Eco-Friendly & Latex-Free (Black/White)

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Shadow Yoga Mat – 6mm Non-Slip, Eco-Friendly & Latex-Free (Black/White)Shadow Yoga Mat 6mm Non Slip, Eco Friendly & Latex Free (Black White) Find calm in contrast with the Shadow Yoga Mat, a sleek black and white design that brings modern minimalism to a studio quality build. With 6mm (") cushioning, a reliable non slip texture, and a moisture resistant, easy clean surface, Shadow supports strong vinyasa, mobility and core work, and deeply restorative flowsat home, in the studio, or outdoors. Its crafted from PER

Shadow Yoga Mat — 6mm Non-Slip, Eco-Friendly & Latex-Free (Black/White)

Find calm in contrast with the Shadow Yoga Mat, a sleek black-and-white design that brings modern minimalism to a studio-quality build. With 6mm (¼") cushioning, a reliable non-slip texture, and a moisture-resistant, easy-clean surface, Shadow supports strong vinyasa, mobility and core work, and deeply restorative flows—at home, in the studio, or outdoors. It’s crafted from PER (polymer environmental resin) that’s free of latex and phthalates (and made without heavy metals), then digitally printed with UV-cured inks so the artwork stays crisp practice after practice. Yune Yoga

Quick specs (what you’ll feel underfoot)

  • Dimensions: 24" × 72" × ¼" (≈ 6 mm)—room to flow through Sun A/B and linger in savasana. Yune Yoga

  • Material: Eco-minded PER, latex- & phthalate-free and made without heavy metals. Yune Yoga

  • Finish: Digitally printed with UV-cure inks for long-lasting color fidelity. Yune Yoga

  • Build: Non-slip texture, anti-tear construction; moisture-resistant and easy to clean with mild soap and water. Yune Yoga

Shopping by feel? Compare our cushy Eco Mats, go naturally grippy with Natural Rubber Mats, or pack light with Foldable Travel Mats.

Why 6 mm is the comfort-control sweet spot

If your knees, hips, or wrists appreciate extra support, 6 mm often hits the “just-right” balance—soft enough for pressure relief, steady enough for dynamic movement. Recent expert roundups note that thicker mats (≈6 mm or more) tend to be kinder to sensitive joints during gentler or restorative flows; thinner mats can feel slightly steadier for advanced balance work. Pick based on your preferred ground feel and practice style. SELFYoga Journal

Designed to practice—and last

Shadow’s PER base provides dependable support without common rubber allergens. The non-slip texture helps you plant hands and feet with confidence, the anti-tear build stands up to daily roll-and-go use, and the UV-cured print keeps the monochrome palette sharp over time. Its moisture-resistant surface wipes clean quickly—ideal for busy schedules and post-class resets. Specs and materials per the Shadow listing. Yune Yoga

Prefer a different under-foot feel? Explore more designs in Eco Mats, try the natural grip of Natural Rubber Mats, or add a packable option from Foldable Travel Mats for travel and outdoor sessions. Yune Yoga+2Yune Yoga+2

Traction you can trust

From standing sequences to core circuits, Shadow’s textured top supports intentional, stable movement. If you practice hot yoga or tend to sweat more, layer a mat-sized yoga towel to boost grip and keep your mat fresher between deep cleans—REI’s guide explains how yoga-specific towels are designed to absorb moisture without sacrificing traction, often with grip features that keep them in place on your mat. Pair Shadow with one of our quick-dry Yoga Towels for heat-building classes. REIYune Yoga

Care & cleaning (simple + effective)

Daily upkeep is easy: wipe with mild soap and water, then air-dry flat away from direct sun. For a periodic deep clean, REI’s step-by-step method recommends a short soak → gentle scrub with a soft cloth → thorough rinse → complete air-dry—they suggest about 1 Tbsp dish soap per gallon of warm water. Prefer a fast post-class refresh? Their DIY formula uses a 1:4 vinegar (or witch hazel) : water ratio in a small spray bottle (always follow your mat’s care notes first). REI+1

Pro tips

  • Keep a travel-size spray bottle in your bag for quick between-class wipe-downs and let the mat dry completely before rolling. REI

  • In hot classes, use a full-length towel as a washable sweat barrier to protect the surface and add traction. REI

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Who the Shadow Yoga Mat is for

  • Comfort-seekers who want plush cushioning without a “wobbly” feel.

  • All-levels yogis who split time between strength-building flows and restorative sessions.

  • Design minimalists who want a sharp black-and-white look that fits any space—living room, studio, or travel setup. Yune Yoga

FAQs

Is the Shadow mat latex- and phthalate-free (and made without heavy metals)?
Yes. The product listing specifies PER construction that’s free from latex and phthalates and made without heavy metals—a thoughtful choice if you’re avoiding common rubber allergens or harsh additives. Yune Yoga

How thick is it, and will I still feel stable?
It’s 6 mm. That thickness is frequently recommended for extra joint comfort in gentler classes; thinner mats can feel a bit steadier for advanced balance work—choose based on your preferred ground feel. SELFYoga Journal

What are the exact dimensions?
24" × 72" × ¼", a full-length footprint for flows, floor sequences, and long cool-downs. Yune Yoga

What’s the best way to clean it?
Wipe with mild soap and water after class (then air-dry). For deeper cleans or a quick DIY spray, follow REI’s soak-and-scrub steps and 1:4 spray ratio, and always let the mat dry completely before rolling. REI+1


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Roll out the Shadow Yoga Mat and enjoy a practice that’s cushioned, steady, and unmistakably you.

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