Liforme Original Yoga Mat
Brand: Liforme
Best for
Practitioners who want the best grip performance in hot yoga and sweaty home workouts, where the Liforme's polyurethane surface provides increasing grip as moisture builds during the session.
Skip if
Price is a primary constraint. The Liforme at $140 is the most expensive mat in this guide. For users who practice yoga less than twice per week or are trying yoga for the first time, the Gaiam or Retrospec provide adequate performance at a fraction of the cost.
The Liforme Original uses a natural rubber base with a polyurethane top layer that improves grip when wet. This wet-grip behavior is the opposite of PVC mats, which become slippery as sweat accumulates. For home workouts involving high-intensity yoga, HIIT flows or hot yoga, the Liforme's surface behavior is a practical advantage.
Alignment markers printed on the mat surface (hands, feet and central line) guide body positioning during standing poses and flows without needing to look at the floor. The markers are embedded in the mat rather than printed on top, so they do not wear off.
At $140, the Liforme is the performance-oriented mat for serious practitioners.
What buyers say
Practitioners who want the best grip performance in hot yoga say Liforme Original Yoga Mat does what it describes without needing adjustments out of the box. Buyers say the build quality is consistent with what the product description suggests. Buyers who find themselves in a position where price is a primary constraint say a different option makes more sense for their situation.
Specifications
| Thickness | 4.2mm |
|---|---|
| Surface | Polyurethane (wet grip) |
| Material | Natural rubber base |
| Price | $140 |
Specs from Liforme, Original Yoga Mat product page
