To be fair, as some one who have used a bunch of different yoga mats, those that cost $10 is often not worth if if you are active and into it. They break down to fast, not as good stadning on when sweating an more.
You get what you pay for, as with everything else. A Cheap Yoga mat is not really good, quality and material varies greatly with price and then the is the whole extra cost of green production
I would in most cases only buy apple products from apple. For everything else I would go to the original manufacture if possible.When you see that exact same cork block is selling for £22 on the UK apple store, but only £14 on a yoga website, I think it's because Apple cares for our health, and not at all because of the huge markup!!
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To all those who will be that's a lot for a yoga mat, yes it is. But they are great mats which are of high quality and great material, they will last a long time. They are also made with some thought on the environment.
If you are new to yoga (or anything where you need a mat), get a chapter model if you are not sure how much or how long you will use it. and if it sticks, save up for a great mat as it will be dear to you many years to come.
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