6mm non-slip TPE yoga mat, $60 with delivery included

Buy the TPE yoga mat, $60

The 6mm TPE yoga mat in short

It has a double-layer build: a softer layer cushions knees and wrists and a firmer layer keeps standing poses steady. Both sides are non-slip, the surface is closed cell, and a carry strap clips on and off. It ships direct from an Australian supplier warehouse.

Spec	Detail
Brand	Powertrain
Thickness	6mm, double layer
Material	TPE, latex-free and PVC-free
Surface	Non-slip on both sides, closed cell
Included	Carry strap that clips on and off
Colour	Black
Price	$60, delivery included to most of Australia

What it costs delivered

The yoga mat is one of four items in the range where delivery is included to most postcodes at no extra charge. Enter your postcode in the cart and it shows the exact figure before you pay. A few items cannot go to some remote postcodes, and the cart says so if yours is one of them.

Delivered to	Mat price	Delivery	Total
Sydney	$60	included	about $60
Melbourne	$60	included	about $60
Brisbane	$60	included	about $60
Adelaide	$60	included	about $60
Perth	$60	included	about $60
Canberra	$60	included	about $60
Hobart	$60	included	about $60
Regional WA	$60	included	about $60

Add-ons are charged by postcode. The yoga towel, for example, adds about $6.11 in delivery to any capital city, and the cart adds each item's charge separately.

TPE, latex-free and PVC-free: what that means for you

TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) is a closed-cell foam. Sweat and dirt sit on the surface instead of soaking in, so a wipe with a damp cloth cleans it. That matters more on a mat you use most days at home than on one that lives in a studio.

• Latex-free: the mat suits people with a latex allergy, who should avoid natural rubber mats and latex bands.
• PVC-free: the mat contains no PVC (vinyl), the material used in many low-cost mats.
• Lighter than rubber: TPE mats weigh less than natural rubber mats of the same thickness, which helps if you carry it to a class.

TPE gives a bit more spring underfoot than natural rubber. Some people who do long standing balance holds prefer rubber for that reason. For home yoga, Pilates mat work and stretching, TPE is a sensible middle choice.

Is 6mm the right thickness for you

6mm sits between thin travel mats and thick Pilates or exercise mats. It is thick enough to kneel on in a low lunge or cat and cow, and thin enough that you still feel the floor in tree pose and warrior holds.

Thickness	Suits	Trade-off
2 to 4mm	Travel, flowing classes on carpet	Little cushion for knees on hard floors
6mm (this mat)	Most home yoga, Pilates, stretching	Very sensitive knees may want more
10mm and up	Pilates rolling work, sore knees	Wobblier for standing balance poses

On timber or tile floors, 6mm is the thickness most people stick with. If kneeling hurts on any mat, fold one end of the mat over under your knees or read the thick mat guide for bad knees. The full comparison is in thick vs thin yoga mats.

Who it suits, and who should pick something else

Good fit

• Home yoga and Pilates mat work on timber, tile or carpet.
• Daily stretching and mobility work after runs or a desk day.
• Bodyweight floor work such as glute bridges, dead bugs and planks.
• People with a latex allergy who need a latex-free mat.
• Anyone carrying a mat to a class, thanks to the clip-on strap.

Pick something else if

• You lift free weights on it. Dumbbells dent and tear yoga mats. Put a 10 to 15mm rubber gym mat under the weights instead, and keep this mat for floor work. Gym mat vs yoga mat explains the difference.
• You do hot yoga. The mat itself is fine, but you will want the Non-Slip Yoga Towel ($31) over it for grip once you sweat heavily.
• You want a thick cushioned mat for rolling Pilates work. A 10mm or thicker exercise mat suits rolling on the spine better than 6mm.

A 20 minute first session on the mat

This short routine uses the whole mat length and checks the grip on both standing and kneeling poses. Hold each pose for 5 slow breaths unless noted.

1. Child's pose, 1 minute, knees wide on the softer cushion.
2. Cat and cow, 10 slow rounds.
3. Downward dog, 5 breaths, pedal the heels to warm the calves.
4. Low lunge, 5 breaths each side, back knee down on the mat.
5. Warrior two, 5 breaths each side. Your feet should not slide.
6. Tree pose, 30 seconds each side, to test standing stability.
7. Glute bridge, 2 sets of 10.
8. Seated forward fold, 1 minute.
9. Supine twist, 1 minute each side.
10. Lie flat and rest for 2 minutes.

More routines are in yoga for beginners at home and the daily stretching routine.

Looking after the mat

• Cleaning: wipe with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then let it air dry flat before rolling it.
• Storage: roll it with the top surface facing out and clip the strap on so it holds its shape.
• No weights: keep dumbbells and kettlebells off it. Point loads damage TPE foam.

Add-ons and what the combination costs

The mat is often bought with one yoga accessory. Prices below are for the goods. The mat's delivery is included to most postcodes, and each add-on is charged by postcode in the cart.

Combination	Goods total	Add-on delivery, metro Sydney
Mat + Yoga Blocks (2-Pack), $25	$85	about $6.11
Mat + Yoga Stretch Strap with 10 Loops, $24	$84	about $6.11
Mat + Non-Slip Yoga Towel, $31	$91	about $6.11
Mat + blocks + strap + towel	$140	about $18.33

The four-piece option is laid out item by item in the yoga starter kit page, with delivered totals for each capital city.

Delivery timing

Orders usually dispatch within 1 to 3 business days from the supplier warehouse. Metro delivery usually takes 2 to 7 business days after dispatch, and regional and remote areas take longer. We deliver within Australia only. Full details are on the shipping page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the 6mm TPE yoga mat delivered in Australia?

The mat is $60 AUD including GST, and delivery is included to most of Australia. Enter your postcode in the cart to confirm the total before you pay. A few remote postcodes cannot receive some items, and the cart says so.

Is the TPE yoga mat latex-free?

Yes. The mat is TPE foam, which is latex-free and PVC-free. That makes it a suitable choice for people with a latex allergy who need to avoid natural rubber mats.

Is 6mm thick enough for yoga on a hard floor?

For most people, yes. 6mm cushions kneeling poses on timber or tile and still feels stable in standing balance poses. If your knees are very sensitive, fold the end of the mat under them or look at a thicker exercise mat.

Can I use the yoga mat for dumbbells?

No. Dumbbells dent and tear TPE foam. Use a 10 to 15mm rubber gym mat under free weights and keep the yoga mat for floor work and stretching.

How do I clean a TPE yoga mat?

Wipe it with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then let it air dry flat. The closed-cell surface keeps sweat on top, so a wipe after each session is enough for most people.

How long does the yoga mat take to arrive?

It usually dispatches within 1 to 3 business days. Metro delivery usually takes 2 to 7 business days after dispatch, and regional and remote areas take longer.

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• Best Yoga Mat in Australia: Thickness, grip and materials compared.
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• Gym Mat vs Yoga Mat: Why weights need a different mat.
• Yoga for Beginners at Home: First sessions on your new mat.
• Best Yoga Accessories: Blocks, straps and towels explained.