TriggerPoint Grid vs Gaiam Performance Dry-Grip Yoga Mat

You know your obliques, your side, your shoulders, everything and it loosens it up. It's like a deep tissue, massage like someone who's really getting...

I live in WI where temps. range from 90s in the summer to sub-zero in the winters & this mat, so far, has done well being stored in my car. (However, I have not yet had it over a winter.) This mat is big & comfortable! It gives me enough padding so that my bones & joints are protected on hard floors, but is also not too cushy that it throws off my balance

I've been suffering from chronic muscle pain for the past few years. In the past, I've used heating pads, massagers, pain medicines and have visited physical therapists and acupuncturist to alleviate my muscle pain. Yet, I was always disappointed with the outcome as not one product solution seemed to solve my problem. However, TriggerPoint Grid 1

Also, this mat seems to hold onto heat very well and it is uncomfortably warm against my bare skin during Bikram yoga. Although this mat is still very grippy without a towel, I do prefer to use one during Bikram. Cleaning/hygiene Since the mat seems to work by absorbing sweat, I was a little worried about how hygienic it is. After class, I lay my mat down and wipe it down with a half-water, half-vinegar solution and air dry

So even though it can go up to 70hz, it doesn't vibrate as deep into the tissue as the older model. Secondly, it needs a dedicated 9V charging adapter rather than the 5V Micro USB rather for the model. It's fine if you intend to use it at home, but for traveling, I much prefer the older design that can be charged with a cellphone charger or a battery pack, eliminating the needs to bring one more adapter. So overall I think TriggerPoint got the size right, but they need to tune the vibration amplitude up

The Guy I'm sold! Dry grip yoga mat is perfect for when things heat up. This lightweight yoga mat features an amazing top coat that absorbs moisture q...

This product is amazing. The last two vibration settings on here shook the whole house. This is a good thing because let's face it if you are seeking to buy this, your fascia requires this level of intensity! I'm only sad I didn't get this sooner. Suffering from tendonitis in my ankle, it took a couple of encounters with PT friends and yogis to highlight - despite my flexibility, I was inflexible in the IT band (between knee and foot) and muscles supporting the ankle (in feet, calves, shins) and who knows where else?!?!? I already have a multisetting vibrating roller from homemedics which I thought was amazing

The Gyam Soul Dry Grip is my pick for Bikram yogis and hot vinyasa yogis who sweat and know they are going to drench the mat. This review of the Gaiam...