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Lululemon Reversible 5mm Yoga Mat review

Is the Lululemon Reversible 5mm Yoga Mat worth it? We put the popular $88 yoga mat to the test.

Image shows a half-unrolled pink Lululemon Reversible 5mm Yoga Mat.
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Live Science Verdict

The Lululemon Reversible 5mm Yoga Mat lives up to the hype: Resilient, sweatproof with superb grip, it’s built to last a lifetime for beginners to pros.

Reasons to buy
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    Multi-purpose design

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    Springy support

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    Antimicrobial rubber

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    Great size

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    Non-slip

Reasons to avoid
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    Very squishy

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    Heavy (5lbs) so not easy to travel with

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    Scratches and stains easily on one side

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    Contains latex

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Newsflash! The Lululemon Reversible 5mm Yoga Mat lives up to the hype — it really is worth every cent. Well made, durable, and with excellent traction in both wet and dry conditions, it’s the yoga mat that keeps on giving.

Let’s face it, the multi-purpose design of The Reversible 5mm Mat is everything you’d expect from the fitness giant Lululemon. The marble effect gives a luxe, calming vibe while the mat itself is springy enough for you to get into the most difficult poses. Thanks to the 5mm thickness, it has great cushioning to support bones and joints.

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Maddy Biddulph
Contributing health and fitness writer

Maddy Biddulph is a freelance health and fitness journalist with over 26 years of experience working for consumer media in the US and UK. As a Level 3 personal trainer and weight loss advisor she is used to trying out and reviewing the latest health and fitness products. At Maddy Biddulph Personal Training, she runs one-to-one and small group sessions, as well as group exercise classes. She specializes in mobility work with seniors and runs regular chair workouts in her hometown of Oxford.