For nearly 30 years, we've set the standard for yoga equipment through a relentless focus on quality, durability, and performance. Now, that same design philosophy is shaping how we think about movement more broadly.
As the way people move expands across Pilates, strength training, recovery, and more, we’re bringing our deep experience designing yoga equipment to products created for the way people practice, train, and recover today. That evolution shows up in our newest introductions, the P/ROX Hybrid Fitness Mat, CLOUD Pilates Mat, and Endura Fitness Mat, while staying grounded in the principles that have defined us since the beginning.
Why Now
We were founded in 1997 on a simple belief: better equipment supports a better practice. That idea began with the Manduka PRO mat, which set a new standard in yoga, one we’ve kept building on as practice has evolved.
Practitioners and partners in our community have asked for that same standard they know from their Manduka yoga mats, carried into additional spaces like Pilates and strength training. Traditional yoga mats weren't built for training shoes, weights or high-impact conditioning, and most fitness mats on the market didn't offer the stability and support our practitioners had come to expect.
This gap shaped our next chapter: our extensive expertise in high-performance yoga mats, material innovation, and construction, now applied to hybrid fitness, Pilates, and commercial wellness. Yoga remains our foundation, and our new mats aren't a departure from that — they’re rooted in the same philosophy, just evolved for a broader movement landscape.
Designing Around Movement, Not Trends
We start with the modality, then build the product around what that movement requires. Yoga has taught us that every practice has a purpose, and every product should solve a real need. That shows up in how we think about stability, durability, comfort, and ease of care, and about how equipment performs after years of consistent use, not just the first workout.
That dedication is what carried us into Pilates, hybrid fitness, and hospitality, with three different answers to the same starting question.
P/ROX Hybrid Fitness Mat
Movement rarely stays in one lane. From strength training and HIIT to functional fitness and mobility work, P/ROX was built for movement beyond traditional yoga: not a yoga mat with a new label, but a mat engineered from the ground up for shoes, impact, and the demands of hybrid training. Explore P/ROX →
CLOUD Pilates Mat
Pilates has become one of the fastest-growing movement categories globally, practiced at home as much as in the studio. Floor-based Pilates asks something specific of a mat: support through spinal articulation, kneeling work, and sustained floor contact, without sacrificing the stability that alignment and control depend on. CLOUD offers both — soft under the body and stable throughout movement. Explore CLOUD →
Endura Fitness Mat
Hotels have invested heavily in premium wellness spaces, but the mat underfoot, one of the most-used pieces of equipment in the room, has too often failed to reflect that same standard. Endura closes that gap, built to withstand daily commercial use while holding up to the quality and design our hospitality partners expect from us. Explore Endura →
What Stays the Same
Different equipment, same foundation: understanding how people move, and designing for how it holds up over years, not just a few uses.
As the way people move continues to expand, yoga remains our foundation. The principles it teaches us continue to guide what we build next: thoughtful design, lasting performance, and respect for the practice, wherever movement takes us.
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