Also would it be dumb to carry one as a purse? Even if i dont do yoga at all. Also where is a good place to buy them?
They're called yoga bags and it would be incredibly dumb to carry one as a purse.
I just bought a new sticky mat for my yoga practice and it no longer fits in my yoga bag (or to stuff it in is very time consuming and is never perfect). The bag is a traditional bag with a drawstring on top. Does anyone have any suggestions? I've also seen on line
regular size bags and x/large bags. Is this critical? Thank you.
I've had that problem too. Now I use a larger "cargo-style" bag so I know I'll always have room(my mat is a bit thicker that standard).
Like these:
http://www.gaiam.com/product/yoga-studio /yoga-props/yoga-mat-bags/cargo+yoga+mat +bag.do
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What I like about most of these yoga mat bags is that they are not your normal mat-shaped tube (though you can find that here too, if that's your comfort), nor do they look like trendy gym bags (ditto). My favorites are smart, operational, unexciting bags that are enhanced with at one's fingertips straps for carrying your mat on the days you call it. Any one of these would contribute to a grand talent for the yogini fashionista in your vital spark.
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