This is supposed to be a travel matt but it’s now my every day matt in the house. I previously had one of the more traditional roll up ones but I’m sold on this style now. It folds up neatly to pack away out of the way but also unfolds really simply and it’s set up in seconds. The tote bag is a great touch and it’s much easier to carry than then roll up ones, I’d recommend this over those. It’s also a really nice material which feels good under bare feet if you’re doing yoga or Pilates and gives a nice grip. I ended up getting another one for my wife so we could do yoga together.o

Looks good and folds well, a bit slippery on both sides, but you learn how to firm up the grip. Not ideal for newbies . On the positive side, it's really lightweight and good for travels.

Bought this for a friend to have in the house when we do yoga together. It arrived in really good condition and comes with a cute and very handy bag for travelling. The mat is in square sections so folds up neatly and fits perfectly in the bag for easy travel. I can see this being very handy if you attend classes and there's no rolling up at the end which can be helpful if you have any difficulty with this. I keep it hung in the cupboard out the way when not being used, which again is the plus of it folding and being in the bag. The material is actually good quality and the mat is comfortable to use for the price. Would recommend if you maybe have arthritis in the wrist and struggle to roll up standard mats as well as using it periodically and needing it to be stored away. It is also very light weight so easy to carry around.
5 stars

There's a lot to like about this yoga mat. Obviously one of the biggest things is going to be the way that it folds up. Unlike a typical yoga mat this folds up into a small rectangle, which to be fair, is much more convenient than a typical rolled up mat.
When it is unfolded it is pretty much as long as a typical yoga mat, although probably not quite as long. I can live with this, but maybe some people prefer that extra length. It isn't like it is super short.
Weight wise, it seems a lot lighter than my previous yoga mat. So much so that I hardly noticed it when it was in my bag.
It unfolds very easily, and goes completely flat to the floor. I found this to be a big plus, as my old yoga mat always wanted to curl up, whereas this one doesn't.
Folding it back up at the end was a doddle and took about the same amount of time as it did to unfold, which is less than ten seconds.
It comes with a nice bag, which is made out of natural fibers, and it looks nice both in use and when stored in its little bag.

As someone who does yoga regularly, I feel I am in a good position to give an honest review of this mat. In my opinion this is a good quality yoga mat, and I am glad to own it.
As I folded it out, I saw that it looks to be made of good quality materials. While there are some inevitable folds, it's simple to flatten it out, and it mostly flattens quite quickly.
The underside which is grey, has a non-slip surface. The upper surface (which is blue in my case) is comfortable against the skin and provides decent grip and traction which is important when you are doing poses such as downward-facing dog. This becomes even more important if you have sweaty hands!
The mat thickness is thin (approx. 5-6mm). Contrary to what you might think, the thinner mats such as this one are preferable when you are doing standing balances in particular. Thinner mats are also preferable when doing poses where you stride into position (e.g. the warrior series). Therefore I'd recommend choosing this kind of mat over the spongier kinds.
Finally, this mat is lightweight and easy to fold and store in the included canvas tote. It takes up less space than the two roll-up mats I also own. For that reason, it could be useful to purchase this mat if you like to keep yours with you when you travel.
A word of caution though. I do think the folds could eventually wear with time and repeated use, so to prolong the lifespan I recommend keeping your mat in a cool place when not in use. In other words, try to avoid leaving it in your car during the hot months.

I'm new to Pilates and I like the fact that this mat lies flat on the floor and does not curl up at the ends. I also like the carry bag. I've not much experience of other mats but I'm satisfied with this one. I will update if I have more experiences to report.

This foldable Yoga mat comes in a handy little tote bag and folds out to a good size. It's thin, obviously, and I'm not sure how it will cope long-term with all those creases from being folded up all the time, but it's perfect for me. I have a much thicker yoga mat which I use in my home gym, but I wanted something I could easily take with me out into the garden. It also doubles up as an ideal pic nic mat when we go out for the day with the dog, easily stuffed into the ruck sack.
Happy to recommend!

Unfolding the mat is quite an awkward affair; the sections kept re-folding together while I am unfolding other sections. Once unfolded, you're (inevitably) going to have awkward ups and downs due to creases on the surface, which looks awful but doesn't affect the functionality. And, as parenthesised earlier, such creases will be inevitable for a flat, soft surface that folds up. Maybe it will flatten out as time goes on. But since you have to fold it up again after use, probably not.
The up-facing side of the mat (according to the model in the listing's pictures) has a flexible cardboard look, or perhaps flexible particle board. When combined with the creases, it's not the best-looking mat… Looks a bit like standing on an disassembled cardboard box. The underside does not slide around on the carpet, but I don't have hard floors to test this on. The back is slightly fabric-y? Does concern me that it wouldn't handle smooth floors but again, I can't verify that. It's probably fine.
When folded up it's nicely compact, and the mat comes with a carrying bag as well.