SR38 6mm Blue Non-Slip Yoga Mat — Confident Grip, Cushioned Comfort, Easy-Care Build
Power up your practice on a mat that’s equal parts bold and dependable. The SR38 Yoga Mat layers a rich blue finish over studio-ready performance: a textured non-slip surface for trustworthy traction, joint-friendly 6 mm (¼") cushioning, and a durable build that’s anti-tear, washable, and designed for daily flow. It’s sized to the classic 24" × 72" × 1/4" footprint and constructed from PVC that’s phthalate- and latex-free, then digitally printed with UV-cured inks so color stays crisp session after session. List price on the product page: $65. Yune Yoga+1
Why you’ll love SR38
6 mm comfort—without the wobble
Too thin and your joints complain; too plush and balance suffers. Around 6 mm is the versatile “sweet spot” many gear guides point to for all-purpose practice—soft enough for kneeling and seated work while staying stable for standing flows and single-leg poses. For thickness trade-offs (cushion vs. stability) and when to add a towel, see REI’s Expert Advice. Recent roundups also note that thicker mats can help sensitive wrists and knees. REISELF
Grippy, non-slip texture
From Down Dog to low lunges, SR38’s subtly textured top helps reduce sliding so you can focus on breath and alignment—not on re-centering your hands and feet. The surface is moisture-resistant, making quick wipe-downs after class a breeze. Yune Yoga
Built to last (and easy to clean)
Daily unrolls and sweaty sessions? No problem. SR38 pairs anti-tear durability with straightforward upkeep: wipe with mild soap and water, then air-dry completely before rolling. For periodic deep cleans, REI’s step-by-step method (gentle soak, light scrub, rinse, full air-dry) keeps mats fresh longer. Yune YogaREI
Thoughtful materials
Made from PVC that’s phthalate- and latex-free (also free of heavy metals) and UV-cured for long-wearing color—a smart combo for home practice and shared studios alike. Yune Yoga
Key specs at a glance
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Dimensions: 24" W × 72" L × 1/4" (≈ 6 mm)
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Material: PVC, phthalate- & latex-free
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Surface: Textured non-slip; moisture-resistant, washable
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Construction: Anti-tear; UV-cured digital print
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Price on page: $65 (subject to change). Yune Yoga+1
How SR38 supports your practice
Whether you’re generating heat in vinyasa, dialing in slow mobility, cross-training with Pilates, or easing into restorative holds, SR38 provides a soft-yet-stable base. The 6 mm profile eases pressure on knees, wrists, and hips while preserving ground feel for balance work. If you practice hot, layer a full-length yoga towel—a machine-washable sweat barrier that enhances traction and keeps your mat fresher between deep cleans. For a quick refresher on how thickness, texture, and towels affect grip and hygiene, see REI’s buying guide. REI
Looking for science-backed motivation to roll it out more often? Harvard Health highlights yoga’s benefits for flexibility, strength, balance, and back comfort, along with stress reduction—solid reasons to keep your routine consistent. Harvard Health
Care & cleaning (quick routine + deeper refresh)
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After class: Wipe the mat with a damp cloth and a drop of mild soap; air-dry completely before rolling so moisture isn’t trapped. (SR38’s moisture-resistant finish makes this quick and effective.) Yune Yoga
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Occasional deep clean: REI recommends a lukewarm soak + light scrub + thorough rinse, followed by a full air-dry—especially helpful for thicker mats. REI
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DIY between-session spray: Mix witch hazel or vinegar with water at about a 1:4 ratio, mist lightly, wipe, and allow to dry. (An easy, budget-friendly refresh.) REI
Hot-class tip: A towel on top not only improves grip when you sweat—it also reduces abrasion, helping your mat look great longer. REI
Complete your Yune Yoga setup (internal links)
Round out your kit with accessories designed to boost traction, mobility, and convenience:
Who the SR38 Blue Yoga Mat is for
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Color lovers who want a bold blue yoga mat that energizes the space yet performs in every class. Yune Yoga
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Comfort-seekers who want joint relief without sacrificing balance (that versatile ~6 mm thickness). REI
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Allergy-sensitive practitioners who prefer latex- and phthalate-free materials with quick, hygienic cleanup. Yune Yoga
Frequently asked questions
Is 6 mm too thick for balance work?
For most practitioners, 6 mm balances comfort and stability: it cushions joints while still letting you feel grounded. If you crave maximum floor feel, go thinner; if your knees are sensitive, you’ll appreciate the extra padding. For selection tips (materials, textures, towel layering), see REI’s yoga-mat guide. REI
How should I clean the mat after a sweaty class?
Use the quick wipe-down above and let the mat air-dry fully. For periodic resets, follow REI’s soak-and-rinse steps or keep the 1:4 DIY spray handy between sessions. REI+1
What is SR38 made of?
SR38 uses PVC that’s phthalate- and latex-free and is digitally printed with UV-cured inks for durable color and pattern longevity. Yune Yoga
Policies & brand values (internal links)
Ready to roll?
If you want a mat that blends feel-good cushioning, reliable grip, and low-maintenance care—with a standout blue finish that sparks joy—the SR38 6 mm Blue Non-Slip Yoga Mat is your everyday base for mindful movement. Add it to your cart, then complete your setup with a towel for hot classes and a strap for deeper stretches—so you’re set from warm-up to savasana. Yune Yoga+1
Product essentials (recap): 24" × 72" × 1/4" (≈ 6 mm); textured non-slip top; anti-tear build; moisture-resistant & washable surface; PVC (phthalate- & latex-free); UV-cured digital print; list price shown $65. Yune Yoga+1
Helpful external reading
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How to Choose a Yoga Mat — thickness, traction & towel tips (REI Expert Advice). REI
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How to Clean Your Yoga Mat — soak, gentle scrub, rinse, and full air-dry (REI Expert Advice). REI
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DIY Yoga Mat Cleaner (1:4 mix) — easy spray recipe with witch hazel or vinegar (REI Expert Advice). REI
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The physical benefits of yoga — flexibility, strength, balance & back-comfort insights (Harvard Health). Harvard Health
