Bundle Cork Yoga Block (set of 2)

I purchased the tree of life cork mat design. It is absolutely beautiful, great quality and I love that it is made with non toxic materials. My hands don't slip and it works great with my yoga routine.

Wow what a nice yoga block. This feels like a premium one you find at nice fitness classes. It's great for my needs with yoga so far and I feel like it will last for many years, as it's firmer and heavier than most foam blocks. I would recommend if you are the type to splurge quite a bit on a nice item that could be used for a long time.

I ordered the Satori Concept cork yoga block for hot yoga classes and it has been super useful so far. I love that I can bring my own block because I know that it's clean and I'm the only one who has used it. The cork block is identical to the ones they use at my yoga studio, just a different logo. I actually really like the design of this block because the logo is big and prominent whereas others I have used in class just have tiny logos. The quality of the cork block feels really high, I am not concerned about its integrity at all when I am in class. I think whether you are going to classes and want to use your own or if you practice at home, having your own block makes a big difference in your practice since you can get more comfortable with it and really use it to its full advantage.

This is the sturdiest yoga block I've ever had, since all my blocks are high density foam but this one is solid cork. Great stable base for many plank poses, works well to sit upon for meditation, standing upon for leg exercises, etc.. Only drawback is, this is a pretty heavy and hard block, not something you'd take around with you; perfect to keep at home.

Yes, it's a block. It's a rectangular hunk of cork. And, it functions just fine as a yoga block. My main criticism of this piece is that it costs about $34CAD where I live. I will admit that I do not know how much cork actually costs as a raw product, but it seems somewhat costly for a block of cork. This is not limited to this product, however. Other yoga blocks also seem very expensive. It just seems that anything "yoga" is expensive (or maybe I'm just cheap).I mean, most any rectangular item will serve as a yoga block, as long as it's not hard steel or stone. This is reasonably comfortable and firm, but not overly hard. So, it's nice for something like supported-bridge pose or for sitting on it. It's a totally fine block. It's just expensive.I'm happy with this product for its function.

PROS:> It is very strong and firm while still being gentle on the skin> It didn't leave me with any scratches after use> Non-slip as it didn't move around during use

This is a great quality yoga block. It's very sturdy and firm. A block was recommended to me for additional supports, and this one is nice. I really like the cork style.

This cork yoga block has been a helpful addition to my practice. It feels solid and provides good support during poses that require extra stability. The texture is a bit firmer than foam blocks, which I actually prefer. It gives a more grounded feeling, especially during balance poses or deeper stretches. The surface has a bit more texture creating a natural grip that helps prevent slipping, even when hands get a bit sweaty. It’s also a good weight; not too heavy, but definitely more substantial than foam, which makes it feel more durable. If you’re looking for a reliable and eco-friendly alternative to foam blocks, this is a solid option. Just note that it’s firmer, so it may not be as comfortable for poses where you’re resting directly on it for long periods.

Has a good weight to it and doesn't move around much. Feels nice to the touch. The quality is good and it is exactly what I'm looking for for my stretching exercises.