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Buster's Mom
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This mat performs as I needed it to and is easy to use (just lay it on the reformer). It fits the reformer machine well and is non-slip. It is pretty thin, but is comfortable. I would recommend.
BuyerReview
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Perfect size for my reformer and the color was very nice! It’s not slippery and stays in place!
C. D. FLYNN
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
This Pilates mat is prettier than my other. It’s meant to protect your vinyl and give you some gription, and it does that, but I wouldn’t say this one is a bargain at $29. Comparable mats are around $22. That’s not a big deal if you’re buying one mat, but it adds up when you’re furnishing a studio.However, I love this one because of its subtle pattern, and its velvety surface feels softer than my cheaper once. If you’re in it for the functionality, you’re good. If you need a cosmetic upgrade, you’re good. If you need motivation? Sorry. Even impressed by its beauty, I haven’t increased my workouts. SAY LA VIE.I’ll be layering my mats, putting this pretty one on top. Perfect fit. Good padding. Luxurious look. Okay: maybe it is worth $30.
John B
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
perfect size and weight to fold up, wipe down, and take with you. I use this as a light weight option to place my meditation cushion when I set with others in the hall. It provides enough cushion for me ankles but isn't bulky and is easily moved. I also like the design
Honestly Speaking
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This is the perfect-sized mat for the top of my Pilates reformer. It fits the body and the headrest area perfectly and lays nice and flat. The bottom has a grippy, non-slip texture so it stays in place, even during movement.The top has a soft material that feels good against my skin and also absorbs any sweat. It’s not very thick, so I wouldn’t say it’s particularly cushiony, but it does provide a soft layer to sit or lie down upon. I love the beautiful mandala image printed on it that gives it a very classy look. Good quality product.
J. Winnie
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
We ordered this for a pilates reformer machine we got for Christmas. The mat is just slightly wider than our machine's carriage, but it's not any impairment to the use. I saw another reviewer's comments about conflicting cleaning instructions. I simply just ignored what came with the mat. It's an exercise mat... wipe it down with sanitizing wipes like you would at the gym, or use a paper towel and mild detergent or cleaner. Or, hose it down outside and then let it dry. It wouldn't even make sense to "dry clean" this or to even toss it in a washer. Sometimes it's best to let common sense rule over the instructions written by a manufacturer in China. While it makes a good protective layer for the reformer carriage, it is thin, making me question how durable this will be over time. My opinion is that this would be a better value under $20 USD, but it's a fair one now at $29.
Vicky
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
I have to say, this is a nice mat, and a very nice way to get a barrier between your skin and the Pilates reformer - way nicer than the usual towel. However, it has also the most confusing instructions I've seen.If you read the product description here, you will see first "Product care instructions: Dry clean only". Not the best option for something that is supposed to routinely absorb sweat. However, if you read the product description, it says "machine washable". Great, but looking at it... I kind of doubt it. Now, if you cross-check the instruction sheet that came with the mat... "You can clean your yoga mat once a week or whenever is necessary. Do not use a washing machine or dryer." Confused, anybody?This is however not the reason for my 3 star review, for a product that I fundamentally think it's better than that. The reason is further down in the instruction sheet: "Do not fold otherwise creases will appear and shorten the life of the cushion." Yes, I can see why. You roll yoga mats, you don't fold them. However, the mat came tightly packed, and folded, in a plastic wrap - the creases in it have not gone away after almost two weeks of use and laying flat. I have some hopes that washing it (if I can ever decipher the cryptic directions) might make things better, but as of now... maybe the manufacturer can read their own advice?
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