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Whether your yoga mat has seen better days, you’re in want of a new water bottle, or you’re getting a jump on seasonal gifting, a discounted price tag is always a welcome sight. The Amazon Prime Day deals on the following selection of tried-and-true items make purchasing a spirited yoga accessory (or two) more accessible.
Note that prices may vary among color ways and patterns, so be sure to double-check before adding to cart. And—as inspired by the YJ editor-approved oracle deck linked below—honor your intuition when browsing. In short: invest in what lights you up.
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Gaiam Yoga Mat 6mm Print Reversible for $28 ($40)
Gaiam’s reversible print allows you to match your mat to your mood. This extra-cushioned is thicker than most, making it an ideal choice for newbies to yoga as well as anyone who spends time sitting or reclining in restorative or yin yoga classes. The mat is currently available in an array of colors and patterns, allowing you to pick a style that resonates with you. This option may be a bit too thick for your everyday vinyasa practice—but it certainly makes for a comfy foundation.
Gaiam Yoga Mat 5mm Solid for $25 ($27)
Another favorite from Gaiam, this mat was an unanimous favorite in our best yoga mats testing among those who are new to yoga. Newbies appreciated that it wasn’t as “hard” or “slippery” as many mats in this price category, which is no surprise given that Gaiam is a longtime maker of mats. Although this mat may not have the same lifespan as some others on the market, you won’t find a better option in this price range.
Yoga Anatomy Coloring Book for $10 ($20)
Whether you’re a teacher or student, mastering your yoga anatomy is an inherently interactive pursuit. Why not take your book learning to a more experiencital level by shading the contours of the muscle that you’re mastering? This coloring book not only helps you retain information but focuses your understanding by applying the anatomical action to yoga poses. Consider it an analog version of digital learning—although we obviously wouldn’t say no to an app version.
The Wild Unknown Archetypes Deck for $15 ($40)
With The Wild Unknown Archetype Deck, tapping into your intuition becomes an extra colorful journey. Kim Krans’ deck and accompanying guidebook contain a wealth of thoughtful information and insight divided into categories that are inspired by classic archetypes (think: King, Mother, Forest, Mirror, Seed, etc.). The accompanying spreads are a creative and lighthearted (and, ahem, honest) alternative to a full-on, classic tarot reading. Anyone who has been interested in learning more about decks in general would do well to start here.
CamelBak Eddy+ Water Bottle with Straw for $26 ($32)
CamelBak has been keeping the world hydrated for more than three decades. The Eddy+ water bottle features a bite valve that makes grabbing a quick sip mid-class an easy feat, with no cap twisting or button pressing required. Plus, the insulated designs keeps your water cold, even in the most sweltering of studios.
Tumaz Yoga Strap for $7 ($12)
Yes, your yoga straps can be fun, too. Thumaz’s candied array of two-tone yoga straps invites you to infuse your accessory collection with even more personality. (Don’t worry—classic solids are also available.) The strap isn’t the usual 100% cotton but rather a blend of cotton and polyester, although the fabric remains soft and durable enough to support your yoga practice.
Liforme Original Yoga Mat for $127 ($150)
Made of natural rubber and a grippy smooth eco-polyurethane and featuring a long and wide body, Liforme is a favorite of hot yoga fans. Perfectionists, take note: YJ mat testers noted that the surface can get a bit smudged with use and the printed “alignment lines” have the potential to distract. Still, the mat remains a worthy investment—especially at a reduced price point.
