Yoga Blocks - 1 or 2 pc set - Unique Strong/Firm/Lightweight EVA foam support block/brick

I've been practicing yoga on and off for years but I'm a firm believer that you don't need all the bells and whistles. Yoga can be simple and effective so after years of only owning a mat I took the, albeit inexpensive, plunge and bought my first accessory.These colour options are perfect for me as I have issues with sensory overload, especially during practice - my aim is to calm my body and mind, why throw neons in the mix?I've used this block regularly since purchasing and find it sturdy during practice, yet light enough to carry around with my mat, water bottle etc. My only regret is not buying 2!Namaste fellow yogis x

I was a bit skeptical after reading the negative reviews, where someone said they got just plan ones. Well mine are exactly what I paid for, plus comes wrapped in a clear plastic which you can leave on to protect the blocks. I only ordered 2 due to caution. I think I might order more. It's really beautiful and feels like it's personalised. Everyone at yoga now calls me the girl with the 'posh blocks' :)

Prompt delivery and as described. I use the block for yin yoga poses. It is sturdy enough to rest my body weight on. No sharp contours or edges so it is comfortable and doesn’t dig into my back during the supported bridge pose or the chest opener pose - hold the juvenile comments please ;-)

Let's be honest, it's kinda hard to review a brick. A colourful brick but still a brick. It doesn't do anything but be brick like and wait for you to need it but I found myself incredibly surprised at how good this is. Immediately I was taken aback by how lightweight it is considering its sturdiness. I wanted to stress it before using it just to see what's the chance it may give way if its being used and shy of me actively going out my way to destroy it, it was absolutely solid.You know the whole "I kinda want to open the magic 8 ball up to see how it works" thing? I kinda get that with this. It's incredibly solid and I really want to see inside to see how. Some form of lattice perhaps? No idea, don't want to break mine apart to check. But I'll always wonder.Very much recommendeed.

Got two blocks for my yoga practice, and also general stretching. I bought the purple colour, and they actually look better in real life. I'd even say they look fancy and expensive (like something from Lulu).Happy with the blocks, they do what they're meant to, feel supportive, and not like they'll snap or squish :)Very happy, and just saw a split exercise requiring 4 blocks, so tempted to buy more!Also delivery was faster than expected, which in present COVID times, was impressive.

Normally I pay a premium for top quality, but in this case didn’t need to. Compared to the big yoga brands these bricks deliver same functionality at a fraction of the price - and with a good choice of marbleised colours. Good size, super light, dense, very stable and comfortable. As a relative Yoga newbie these are helping me safely achieve Asanas I never thought possible without a visit to A&E.

Love these! I wanted my own blocks for practice at home. They are sturdy enough to give me confidence to trust them to support my weight in modified poses.The marbling effect is really nice (I have the black/white ones) and makes them.look unusual and more pleasing to the eye than just a single colour

I am aware that this product is made for Yoga. However, I use it for block bench press. I really like it as it is the perfect height to work on the sticking point of pressing. The foam is perfect in density and the price is relatively good. A bench press block costs about 25+ and it is the same as this, excepts its got holes to attach to the bar. I can do the same with this one and it can be attached to the bar. I just leave it on my chest and press with a bit more weight. I love it. Thanks