Everyone at my studio seems to have Yogitoes and they all rave about them. I have a Gaiam travel yoga mat towel from Target that I got as a gift, and I like it fine. I thought I'd upgrade, but now I think I probably won't. It collects my sweat and keeps me from slipping, which is exactly what I need from it
I have a YogiToes and a Manduka - I like both. The YogiToes has little grippy nubs on the backside, the Manduka is smooth - both stay put relatively well. I use a Jade mat fwiw.
I use YogiToes and like it well enough. I really liked it when I first purchased it but I think I've been too rough with it in the wash because I feel like I'm starting to slip on it now. I've only had it about 5 months so it seems a bit early to start becoming defective.
I use YogiToes and like it well enough. I really liked it when I first purchased it but I think I've been too rough with it in the wash because I feel like I'm starting to slip on it now. I've only had it about 5 months so it seems a bit early to start becoming defective.
I use YogiToes and like it well enough. I really liked it when I first purchased it but I think I've been too rough with it in the wash because I feel like I'm starting to slip on it now. I've only had it about 5 months so it seems a bit early to start becoming defective.
Do you use fabric softener?
No. I've been washing it (along with all our other workout clothes) in warm with detergent and baking soda, line dry. I think the tag says to wash in cold but I get that towel STINKY so I use warm.
No. I've been washing it (along with all our other workout clothes) in warm with detergent and baking soda, line dry. I think the tag says to wash in cold but I get that towel STINKY so I use warm.
That's strange and a bummer - the towels aren't cheap, I'd be annoyed if mine started getting slippy after such a short amount of use. I wouldn't think warm v. cold water would affect grip. Maybe reach out to them and see if they have any suggestions.