YogaPaws Elite Padded Non Slip Yoga Gloves and Yoga Socks for Women and Men for Yoga, Hot Power Yoga, Pilates, CrossFit and for Sweaty Hands and Feet

Was undecided about trying these or getting a travel mat. So glad I bought these, using them is comfier than my thick home mat. Absolutely zero slippage on polished varnish finish wood floor. Feel more secure in postures as a result. Also half the price of a quality travel mat. Chose sellers own minimal packaging, saved receiving a box the size of my house! Only slight negative is toe strap is a bit uncomfortable but as I have only tried them out really think that they will soften with wear. Amazing, so happy!

This was a present 🎁. Lovely product. Lovely service. Just box was damaged in transit and its a present so looks grubby and dentend...items inside Lovely. Still happy just abit embarrassed of scruffy box.ive taken pics but they won't load

Bought as a gift..they have been very happy with them

I've been practising Astanga yoga for many years and love yoga paws for great grip on any mat, and especially good when travelling if you don't have a mat. Just a pity Amazon don't stock size 2 anymore. I've worn out 2 pairs over the years but need another pair! Please get them back in.stock.

Superb product for someone with sweaty palms that has tried everything to be able to hold downward poses on a mat. Not only can I now focus on my form and the poses but they are so much easier to transport (for a non driver) than a yoga mat. Im so impressed I ordered another set and mistakenly ordered larger size. Customer service was quick, efficient and very friendly. Would definitely recommend product and company.

I've used Yogapaws before, but forgot how much I have to stretch them in. With my wide feet it would be helpful to have an even larger size. But size 4 fits as long as I take some time to wear them and stretch them in before really doing a workout in them. This is the padded version, and there is a big difference in the feel. The padded version was great on pavement but a bit thick for balancing indoors. The thin version is much lighter but doesn't give as much protection. I look forward to wearing both sets out.

Theses are fab

I absolutely adore my yoga paws. These are the thicker version (I have the other version too) and they are absolutely suited to my favourite area of yoga: inversions. The extra padding feels great and the grip is unmatched. If you need a bit of aid with practicing the more impressive and demanding balances and inversions, then these are highly recommended!

I really don't like yoga mats, I feel they are restricting during such a freeing activity like yoga. They get in the way, they bunch up, they're just annoying. Plus, I do yoga in my house on my carpet, not a hard floor. But I can never get comfortable in downward dog because my hands slip and slip and slip.These are perfect. They are the yoga mat without the fuss. They are comfortable to wear, they are easy to put on and take off, and they take up no room at all. I have put them in my purse. I keep them on my bookshelf. You can't even tell they are there. I have been using them for many months now and I've been waiting to write a review because I love them so much, but I wanted to see how they did with regular use.I do yoga about 3 times a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. My wrists feel better while using them and after. I am able to flatten my palms easier. My downward dog is 100% improved. They are now as much a part of my yoga as breathing. I recommend these to experienced yoga practitioners and beginners alike. Yoga has been a part of my life for 17 years. I have taken classes, followed dvd's, done my own routine and taught a bit. I swear by these wonderful little gloves.I do have one little complaint that isn't as much of a complaint really as it is an observation. I say that because the little complaint doesn't affect the usability. The little stretchy bands in between each finger that basically keep the glove in place are comfortable, but they stretch during use, especially during downward dog. I'm not going to say they stretch too far, but I will say I feel like they should be a little stronger. During downward dog, my hands don't slip at all, there is just a stretch of the bands that is noticeable. Also, I have made the velcro strap around my wrist too tight at times and just had to adjust them. So, a tip maybe? Put them on do a quick wrist roll and forearm stretch and look for digging in from the strap and just straighten it up and then make sure it's not too tight or too loose. Just right for you.I promise you'll love them.Oh and I saw a few reviews about doing pull ups and lifting weights and stuff with them. I mean, ya ok, they are gloves but that's not the intended use! If you actually do yoga, and lift weights as well, get the right gloves for each activity. They are NOT comfortable to lift weights with. There is no protection of the fingers, just the palm. And it pinches when you close your hand around a bar and squeeze. It's kinda silly to mix yoga with lifting weights anyway.. that's missing the whole point of yoga. Isn't it?Namaste!

Great for reducing slippage when doing the daily yoga routine 😊

First use by 62 yr old male doing occasional P90X yoga. At first glance I thought, they are not going to fit, but they do and they helped with my work out . It took a few attempts to reposition my back leg during Warrior 2 but now I believe that’s the way I should have been doing it since the beginning . Happy with them, so far..

I have complications from carpal tunnel surgery (minor wrist edema), and have NEVER been able to tolerate weight on my palms for long in yoga practice. I substituted Dolphin for Downwards-facing Dog, did Chatarunga on my knuckles, etc., making constant modifications from Day 1 as a beginner - about a decade ago.Now, thanks to these, I am experimenting with working on my palms for the first time EVER! True, I am also working on top of a nice thick rug and 2 (thin/moderate thickness) yoga mats, but! That was insufficient padding before I got the YogaPaws Elite. The gripping surface does so much work for me, and the top breathes nicely.My old Gaiam gloves rode up between the fingers and got painful, but the Paws don't do that to me at all.When I do want to switch back to my knuckles, the stiff padding on the palms gets a little bit in the way, but otherwise they work just fine even though they probably were not intended for this maneuver. The top of the glove covers my knuckles just enough, with the seam placed to the front of the joints where it won't get in the way of bearing weight. I'm super tempted to get a non-Elite pair to experiment with, in case of bad wrist days.I was a little worried about the inter-toe strips because I hate flip-flops, the toe band is nearly always uncomfortable, but the soft toe-band of the Paws have not bothered me in the slightest!I HIGHLY recommend this for practitioners with wrist issues. By themselves the Paws may not be sufficient, depending on your problem (thick yoga mats may also be necessary), but they are an amazing tool to have and really made a critical difference for me.

I used these for a two week trip to Europe recently and really enjoyed them. I wish I had found them years ago when I was on the road all the time. I carried a travel mat during those years and even though it was thin, it was heavy, plus it didn't provide cushion on hard surface floors. These YogaPaws were perfect though.They took me two practices to get used to. But they do not slip at all and allow me to move into and hold any standing pose. I took them off for floor poses. They saved me from having to pack a travel mat on this trip. Plus, there was not enough room in our cabin to roll out a travel mat anyway. I had a narrow space that was big enough to do some basic standing poses. So they allowed me to continue my practice in confining spaces and on a trip where luggage space was confined.I only have one wish and that is to have a pad on the heels. I do anchor my heels in many poses while rotating my foot, and of course this is not possible with the pads on the balls of the feet. A simple adaptation to my practice was required and it was no big deal. In a few minutes I figured out how to continue a strong practice while staying aligned, rooted and lifting all at once. I imagine that the product would be more difficult to design and anchor to the foot if it had a heel pad.