
TM69 6mm Blue Non-Slip Yoga Mat — Confident Grip, Cushioned Support, Easy-Care Build Bring bold color and balanced performance to your practice with the TM69 Yoga Mat—a rich blue design...
Bring bold color and balanced performance to your practice with the TM69 Yoga Mat—a rich blue design on a studio-quality base that’s made to move with you. Sized to the familiar 24" × 72" × 1/4" (≈6 mm) footprint, TM69 is crafted from PER (polymer environmental resin) that’s of phthalates and latex, and it’s finished with UV-cured digital inks so the color stays crisp session after session. You’ll love the subtly textured non-slip surface, anti-tear construction, and moisture-resistant, washable care—plus a straightforward price ($65 on the product page).
Why you’ll love TM696 mm comfort that stays stableToo thin and your joints complain; too plush and balance suffers. At ~6 mm, TM69 hits the “do-everything” sweet spot many buying guides recommend for all-purpose practice—soft enough for kneeling and seated work, yet steady for standing flows and single-leg poses. For a quick refresher on thickness, surface texture, and when to add a towel, see REI’s Expert Advice: How to Choose a Yoga Mat.
Grip you can trustFrom Down Dog to low lunges, the non-slip texture helps reduce sliding so you can focus on breath and alignment—not on re-centering your stance every few poses. The moisture-resistant finish makes post-class wipe-downs fast and effective.
Durable by design (and easy to clean)Daily unrolls? Sweaty studio sessions? No problem. TM69 pairs anti-tear durability with a finish you can wipe with mild soap and water, then air-dry completely before rolling. For periodic deep cleans, REI’s step-by-step guide has you covered.
Thoughtful, safer materialsMade from PER that’s phthalate- & latex- (and of heavy metals), then printed with UV-cure inks for long-wearing color—smart for shared studios and home practice alike.
Key specs at a glanceDimensions: 24" W × 72" L × 1/4" (≈6 mm)
Material: PER — phthalate- & latex- (no heavy metals)
Surface: Textured non-slip; moisture-resistant, washable
Construction: Anti-tear; UV-cured digital print
Care: Wipe with mild soap + water; air-dry fully before rolling
Price shown on page: $65 (subject to change).
Whether you’re generating heat in vinyasa, dialing in slow mobility, cross-training with Pilates, or easing into restorative holds, TM69 provides a soft-yet-stable base. The 6 mm profile cushions knees, wrists, and hips while preserving ground feel for balance. If you practice hot, layer a full-length yoga towel—a machine-washable sweat barrier that boosts traction and keeps your mat fresher between deep cleans. For details on how mat thickness and towels influence grip, consult REI’s buying guide.
Need a nudge to roll the mat out more often? Harvard Health highlights yoga’s physical benefits—flexibility, strength, balance, and back comfort—plus stress reduction, all compelling reasons to keep your routine consistent.
Care & cleaning (quick routine + deeper refresh)After class: Wipe your mat with a damp cloth and a drop of mild soap; let it air-dry completely before rolling so moisture isn’t trapped. TM69’s moisture-resistant finish makes this quick and effective.
Occasional deep clean: REI recommends a lukewarm soak + light scrub + thorough rinse, followed by a full air-dry, especially for thicker mats.
DIY in-between spray: Mix vinegar or witch hazel with water at a 1:4 ratio (optional essential oils), mist lightly, wipe, and let dry—simple, , and widely .
Hot-class tip: A towel on top not only improves grip when you sweat—it also reduces abrasion, helping your print look great longer.
Complete your Yune Yoga setup (internal links)Build a coordinated kit for traction, mobility, and travel:
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Color lovers who want a bold blue yoga mat that energizes the space yet performs in every class.
Comfort-seekers who want joint relief without sacrificing balance (that versatile ~6 mm thickness).
Allergy-sensitive practitioners who prefer latex- and phthalate- materials with quick, hygienic cleanup.
Is 6 mm too thick for balance work?For most practitioners, 6 mm balances comfort and stability: it cushions joints while still letting you feel grounded. If you crave maximum floor feel, go thinner; if your knees are sensitive, you’ll appreciate the extra padding. For selection tips (materials, textures, towel layering), see REI’s yoga-mat guide.
How should I clean the mat after a sweaty class?Use the quick wipe-down above and let the mat air-dry fully. For periodic resets, follow REI’s soak-and-rinse steps or keep the 1:4 DIY spray handy between sessions.
What is TM69 made of?TM69 uses PER that’s phthalate-, latex-, and heavy-metal-, finished with UV-cured digital printing for durable color and pattern longevity.
Policies & brand values (internal links)Shop confidently with our generous 201-day return window—read the details in .
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If you want a mat that blends feel-good cushioning, reliable grip, and low-maintenance care—with a vibrant blue finish that sparks joy—the TM69 6 mm Blue Non-Slip Yoga Mat is your everyday base for mindful movement. Add it to your cart, then round out your setup with a for hot classes and a for deeper stretches, so you’re set from warm-up to savasana.
Product essentials (recap): 24" × 72" × 1/4" (≈6 mm); textured non-slip top; anti-tear build; moisture-resistant & washable surface; PER (phthalate- & latex-, no heavy metals); UV-cured digital print; list price shown: $65.
Helpful external readingHow to Choose a Yoga Mat — thickness, traction & towel tips (REI Expert Advice).
How to Clean Your Yoga Mat — soak, gentle scrub, rinse, and full air-dry (REI Expert Advice).
DIY Yoga Mat Cleaner (1:4 mix) — quick spray recipe with vinegar or witch hazel (REI Expert Advice).
The physical benefits of yoga — flexibility, strength, balance & back-comfort insights (Harvard Health).