Gym Mat

Having the right exercise mat is necessary for your workouts. Maybe your goal is to get a comfortable mat with enough thickness to protect you from the hard floor surface, or you’re looking for a mat that can help reduce noise. Some mats fold up easily, manufacture them a good choice if you’re tight on space. On the other hand, you can also find thicker, heavier mats that are designed for heavy use.

Yoga Exercise Mats are specially fabricated mats used as an aid during the practice of yoga to prevent hands and feet slipping during practice. They are mostly used both for home use and for yoga studios.

The inflatable gym mats tend to be dictated by the size of the mat and the overall quality. Compact three- to five-foot mats generally cost between $50 and $100. Mid-size 10- to 16-foot mats cost around $150 to $400. Larger 20- to 30-foot gym mats tend to be priced between $1,000 and $2,000. 

Some of the question are arrive that is can I use my inflatable gym mat outdoors? How should I store my inflatable gym mat between uses? So, we will discuss this answer of this question below:

Yes, the majority of inflatable gym mats are suitable for outdoor use, though some recommend you use a protective barrier between the mat and the ground to lessen the chance of puncture from stones and other sharp objects.

First, make sure your mat is completely dry, if not, wipe it down or leave it to air dry, otherwise mold and mildew could form. Fully deflate the mat and roll it up tightly. Rolling is better than folding, as you won't have deep creases form, which could lose structural integrity over time. If your chosen inflatable gym mat has a carry bag included, you can place the rolled mat inside to store it. Some of inflatable gym mats we recommend:

Best of the best: Sinolodo Gym Mats Tumbling Track

Our take: This high-quality inflatable gym mat is available in a wide range of lengths from three to 20 feet.

What we like: Commercial grade PVC material is rugged but rolls up to a compact size when not in use. Includes a hand/foot pump and storage bag. Five color choices.

What we dislike: Larger sizes are slow to inflate with manual pump.

Best bang for your buck: EZ GLAM Air Track

Our take: If you're looking for good value, this mat combines an affordable price with solid quality — what more could you want?

What we like: Wide range of size and color options available. Made from durable double-wall material. Electric pump included.

What we dislike: Some users report it loses air more quickly than they'd expect.

Choice 3: Darget Gymnastic Air Track Tumbling Mat

Our take: An extremely well-made mat that comes at a reasonable price, but we do wish more sizes were available.

What we like: Durable construction with double-wall fabric and three-ply PVC. Cross orientation markings. Sturdy carrying handles.

What we dislike: Some users had issues with the included pump.