The GRP Adapt 2.0 elevates our sweat-ready grip with an upgraded Satin Grip™ surface and faster moisture absorption for unwavering traction in the hottest, most demanding practices. A reengineered interior pulls sweat downward quickly to keep the surface consistently dry and slip-resistant, while 5mm of responsive cushioning supports strong, connected movement.

Now crafted with 20% recycled materials, the GRP Adapt 2.0 delivers advanced, high-grip performance for any style of practice — perfect for new practitioners and seasoned movers who want steady traction from start to finish.

Crafted in Spain from PU and Natural Rubber.

• Upgraded Satin Grip™ top layer delivers our most consistent grip—even in extreme sweat
• Enhnaced moisture absorbent layer designed to outperform leading competitors
• 5mm medium support cushion offers joint protection for any style of practice
• Re-engineered internal construction channels sweat for faster absorption and steadier traction
• Crafted with 20% recycled materials
• Standard:  5.5 lbs; 71" x 26"; 5mm thick
• Long:  7 lbs; 79" x 26"; 5mm thick
• Material: Polyurethane / Natural Rubber / Latex 
• Not recommended for those with Latex sensitivities

Without soaking or submerging, use a generous amount of Manduka’s GRP Yoga Mat Restore to refresh your GRP mat. Wet a clean cloth with water and squeeze out excess water. Pump foam onto damp cloth, apply pressure and wipe down surface of your mat. Use between two to four pumps of restorative solution for each application. Repeat this process until entire mat surface is complete. Rinse cloth thoroughly and wipe down mat with fresh water. Use a dry cloth to soak up any excess water. Hang mat to dry before rolling and storing. Please note that this should not be used as a daily cleaner.

We do not recommend cleaning your mat with a garden hose, vacuuming it, or placing it in a bathtub, shower, or washing machine—doing so may damage your mat beyond repair. Do not leave the mat exposed to excessive amounts of sunlight. Do not use any type of soap for cleaning, as it will compromise the performance and integrity of the mat. Do not use the salt method to break-in or clean GRP mats.