Sunny Health & Fitness Tri-Fold Exercise Mat ...
October 2, 2018 - Comment
If you’ve ever stretched or exercised on a hardwood floor, you know just how uncomfortable it can be when sitting, kneeling, or trying yoga and Pilates exercises. Whether you’re at home, the gym, or the beautiful outdoors, don’t let a hard ground stand in the way of your fitness routine. The Sunny Health & Fitness
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So-so and no-no These are ok. The problem with them are the zippers down the side of the item. The problem with the Zippers are that they will cut you. I stopped using these because I received several cuts and scratches while using them and I simply had had enough. In addition to that – the foam inside of them squishes almost instantly and you will find yourself sitting on a thin piece of slippery cloth. Will NOT buy any more of these.
Junk. Foam is so soft/squishy it’s useless. Don’t be fooled by the good reviews! This thing is garbage. I’m returning it immediately. The foam is too soft to offer any real protection. I couldn’t even do pushups on it without my wrists hurting (something I use mats for regularly). The cover says it’s vinyl, but it’s cheap nylon that fits loosely. The Harbinger brand mat is only $9 more, and it’s a brand whose quality I can count on. This might work for a child’s plaything, but not for any actual athletic uses.
Affordable, good enough for now, but not going to last long-term Pros:- When you fold the three squares up, as it is designed to do, it stands independently and can be easily stored tucked beside/behind other furniture.- Handles make it easy to grab and move around.- Affordable- Plenty of cushion for exercises/stretches where pressure is more evenly distributed — lying on back or side, sitting, etc — for this 140 lb PT patientNeutral:- Enough cushioning to provide almost complete (but not quite complete) relief…