IUGAYoga Towel for Hot Yoga Non Slip Extra Thick Yoga Mat Towel + Hand Towel 2in1 Set with Corner Pockets Super Absorbent and Quick Dry Hot Yoga Towel

This is a wonderful hot yoga towel - it is thin and light weight enough to pack without weighing down your bag. It is long enough to cover a large mat and has the corners on the end to stay in place on your mat so you aren't reaching down to fix your towel during class. Once you are hot and sweaty you stick quite well. I like the bonus face towel as well it is the perfect size!

These IUGA yoga towels are by far the best of those I’ve tried. I generally do hot yoga 2-3x a week and sweat like a wild animal in mating season, so I put towels to the test. I primarily use a rubber mat but have used them on foam and they did fine.Pros:-Nonslip: they stay put the best of any yoga towel I’ve used. I do not bother putting the corners around the mat corners, and it stays just fine. I never notice the extra fabric layer of the corner holders.-Durability: I’ve been using them weekly for years and have not seen any sign wear and tear.-Size: I’m a 5’11 190lb guy. I’m not Goliath, but having a slightly bigger mat helps me not go off the ends. The larger size option is SO NICE to have and fits my large rubber Jade mat great.-Thickness: They are thin enough to be portable but thick enough to do their job. I’ve found other ultrathin microfiber towels to move around a lot.-Absorbency/Function: They absorb my (bountiful) sweat output, still stay put and don’t get immediately weird or gross. They don’t slide or cling. When I lift the towel after, there is no sweat on my mat.-Smell: They don’t smell weird from being sweat on like some fibers. Unless you let them sit for days, at which point anything is going to smell.Cons:-Logo Emblem: The circular IUGA rubber (or whatever) embedded logo is either right where your head rests during shavasana (and you can feel it), or alternatively, if you put it forward, it is where your forehead goes for some poses. I put it forward and its not a big deal, but it’s the only functional drawback to the mat.-Limited color options - as a guy I’m basically buying Blue or Grey. Not a big deal to me.Overall, yes stop looking around and get these.Also if you’re ever considering trying a Lululemon yoga towel, don’t. Lululemon microfiber towels are useless overpriced garbage. Just throw your money into the closest body of water instead.

My husband bought a set, then I bought a set, then our kid asked for a set. We are all happy with the quality of the fabric, the durability and the ease of packing (very lightweight).The towel fits nicely over my mat. The towel's corner pockets hold it neatly in place. It absorbs the sweat and foot odor that used to plague our mats. Now, we have fresh smelling mats for every class.It will be interesting to see how much static is generated by the fabric in winter. (The washing instructions say not to use fabric softener.)The location of the logo is a little annoying. But that's the only thing that isn't great about this towel set.

Works as expected. Very useful for hot yoga. I don’t need to use the sprayer, unless I’m doing a regular yoga practice in a dry climate. It is a thin material and not super absorbent so I put an extra towel underneath, but it is surprisingly absorbent for its thickness.

This was a 10/10 purchase. It’s a little thick and heavy so I wouldn’t call it lightweight but I wasn’t looking for lightweight! This thing is heavy duty and awesome. No slip, sweat absorbent, and the little towel that comes with it is also great. The little spray bottle I put peppermint essential oil in to spray down myself or the mat…you guessed it…ALSO GREAT

Let me preface this by explaining to you the disgustingly obscene amounts of sweat that pour from me during a hot yoga class. The first time I went into a hot yoga class, I didn't know it was a heated class. All I had with me was a hand towel and my regular rubber mat. I waterlogged my rubber mat. There was a legitimate puddle surrounding my mat. I was terrified that the teacher was going to walk by, and thanks to how dark the room was, she wouldn't see the 3 gallons of sweat across the floor, slip, take out another practitioner, and create a domino effect throughout the entire room. All because of my sweaty disgusting self. That was 4 years ago. I have now become quite efficient at perspiration management with the use of a yoga towel, a full size bath towel, and a hand towel. All three are completely soaked by the end of class, but no dangers to other yogi's. However, I always struggled with one aspect. The yoga towel bunching up and moving around on my mat. My last attempt at a solution included sewing velcro onto the four corners... It didn't work out too well.But THIS towel, is phenomenal. The corner pockets are BRILLIANT, but the towel grips to the mat so well, you might not even need the corner pockets. Stays perfectly in place, and even if it does slip the tiniest bit, as soon as you change positions it corrects itself. The small towel is perfect for quickly wiping down my head and neck. They both are super absorbent. Mind you, I still also soak a bath towel in class.If you're a sweaty yogi like me, this towel has you covered.

The mat towel is great because it has corner pockets that fit perfectly over my mat. The towel is quite large, so you will need a larger mat for it to fit snugly. It is also super absorbent! I love that this set comes with a hand towel and a spray bottle. I just give the towel a few sprays in the beginning of class where I know my hands and feet will mostly be, and it works great! I've used my sisters more expensive towel, which is a bit softer, but I much prefer this one. Definitely worth it!

I liked this towel, I bought a second. It doesn't fit long mats the best but it still works. Doesn't hold scent, and honestly more grippy than the fancy Manduka towels.

Keeps me from slipping during hot yoga