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Great for stretching, yoga, Pilates, and floor exercises, Harbinger's Durafoam Mat is soft and pliable with a cushion-like feel. You'll be so comfortable and relaxed while stretched out on this mat, you'll want to keep exercising!
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Durafoam exercise mat
Manufacturer Warranty
90 days
Product Description
The lightweight, portable Harbinger(r) rolled Durafoam(tm) mat is great for Yoga, Pilates, and stretching. The 3/8-in closed cell Durafoam(tm) material makes floor workouts more comfortable, and the non-slip surface grips to floor to prevent injuries. The moisture-resistant skin is easy to clean after use.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
166 of 166 people found the following review helpful
By JR Gumby
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've been using this for a variety of workouts recently from the P90X program.
I'll start by saying for plyometrics this thing is a godsend. With just a bit of attention to how you're jumping it's so thick I feel very little impact most of the time.
For yoga floorwork it's amazing. I can spend 5 minutes balanced awkwardly on one knee and never have (the knee) get uncomfortable.
For any exercise that spreads you out and places pressure on the mat though it's subpar for 2 reasons.
1st: It has absolutely no texture and is VERY smooth. It's also waterproof. Even a tiny bit of perspiration on your palms (or dripping off your face) makes keeping your hands in place for some push-ups and poses almost impossible.
2nd: Even if you can get a grip, the foam will stretch and give rather a lot. I've noticed a slide of about 2" when doing things like downward dog. Definetly not ideal, and for yoga I'm almost certainly going to have to replace it.
The softness of it is also a bit of a problem sometimes with the memory of the foam. It likes to indent to (and then stick to) shoe soles sometimes. It can also make balance poses tricky when you realize suddenly the foam you're balanced on is about as smooth as a teenage concession worker's face.
As far as smell goes, it has a bit of a rubber odor but that disipated quickly. And within 48 hours of unrolling it it had become quite flat.
Overall: as a mat for floorwork like crucnches and jumping/impact exercises its actually fantastic. It's very comfortable and takes out a ton of impact. For things that require careful positioning and places any tension on the mat though it's miserable so don't expect to have this be perfect.
I'll start by saying for plyometrics this thing is a godsend. With just a bit of attention to how you're jumping it's so thick I feel very little impact most of the time.
For yoga floorwork it's amazing. I can spend 5 minutes balanced awkwardly on one knee and never have (the knee) get uncomfortable.
For any exercise that spreads you out and places pressure on the mat though it's subpar for 2 reasons.
1st: It has absolutely no texture and is VERY smooth. It's also waterproof. Even a tiny bit of perspiration on your palms (or dripping off your face) makes keeping your hands in place for some push-ups and poses almost impossible.
2nd: Even if you can get a grip, the foam will stretch and give rather a lot. I've noticed a slide of about 2" when doing things like downward dog. Definetly not ideal, and for yoga I'm almost certainly going to have to replace it.
The softness of it is also a bit of a problem sometimes with the memory of the foam. It likes to indent to (and then stick to) shoe soles sometimes. It can also make balance poses tricky when you realize suddenly the foam you're balanced on is about as smooth as a teenage concession worker's face.
As far as smell goes, it has a bit of a rubber odor but that disipated quickly. And within 48 hours of unrolling it it had become quite flat.
Overall: as a mat for floorwork like crucnches and jumping/impact exercises its actually fantastic. It's very comfortable and takes out a ton of impact. For things that require careful positioning and places any tension on the mat though it's miserable so don't expect to have this be perfect.
81 of 81 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a good mat for the price. However, there's a couple of negatives I've found in my own use of it. First, during vigorous exercise on a wood floor, the mat tends to move around a lot. It may have better holding power on a carpeted floor, but it slips and slides a bit on wood. Second, when doing extreme workouts or when it's really hot out and you're perspiring more than usual, the moisture on the mat turns it into a skating rink. Be careful. I keep an extra towel handy to keep the mat dry.
It is very comfortable and appears to be durable. My mat had an initial newly-manufactured smell, but it was slight and went away very quickly.
Again, the price is great and the overall quality is good.
It is very comfortable and appears to be durable. My mat had an initial newly-manufactured smell, but it was slight and went away very quickly.
Again, the price is great and the overall quality is good.
55 of 55 people found the following review helpful
By Petrina
I take a Pilates/conditioning class and I bought the mat to have one of my own instead of using a 'community gym' one. I love the way that it never slips when doing any sort of workout and the feeling of it is just wonderful!! I highly suggest you try this mat--it even comes with it's own velcro straps--others make you buy them.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
So,so....
While using my workout shoes (certain exercise moves) made some rubber cut out of the mat.
Good length. Its thick so you wont feel the floor.
Good length. Its thick so you wont feel the floor.
Published 18 days ago by Mayra
4.0 out of 5 stars
For the price you can't beat it.
This is the perfect mat for doing most of your pilates moves on. Also perfect size for when you are on the go!
Published 19 days ago by Sally Smiles
4.0 out of 5 stars
firm
though the width for my shoulders is a problem it does the job well. staying in place is excellent big improvement over my last mat
Published 22 days ago by sandhog
3.0 out of 5 stars
Better as a sleeping mat.
I bought this and used it on an off for a good year and a half or so and this is what I learned. In the end, the mat is better off as a sleeping mat or used for stretching and... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Thomas C. Chao
2.0 out of 5 stars
Ok at first, now slippery
I used this mat when doing P90x excercises. It was great at first but now it slides all over the place, no grip at all. It's on top of hard wood floors.. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ross Pearlman
3.0 out of 5 stars
Sufficient
Fits needs easily, but comes apart if you use shoes on it more than a few times. Not for heavy duty use.
Published 2 months ago by Jesse D Schierloh
3.0 out of 5 stars
Yep It's a Mat
Nothing too exciting. It met my expectations and needs. Im overall satisfied with my uses for my in home workout.
Published 2 months ago by Kris Stauber
2.0 out of 5 stars
Starting to tear on day 4
It is nice and cushiony and thick but I did jumping jacks on them once and it started to tear...other than that it seems fine. Will probably invest In a more durable one next time.
Published 2 months ago by Ashley
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Perfect Mat
I really enjoy exercising on this mat, when I work out at home. The thick padding keeps my back, elbows, and knees comfortable the entire time.
Published 2 months ago by Becca
1.0 out of 5 stars
i hate it
Yeah these ripped the first time we used them. My 3 year old pulled the straps off instantly. For 25 bucks a piece I thought they would be tough and comfortable. Read more
Published 2 months ago by aaron trundy
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