Collection: Yoga Props

Alongside your yoga mat, yoga props are an essential part of yoga practice to help you support your practice.

Yoga Props

Alongside your yoga mat, yoga props are an essential part of yoga practice to help you support your practice. These props are the highest quality on the market and all provide that little bit of support you may need. Shop our expertly curated selection of everyday, eco-friendly yoga blocks and props. Our yoga props collection includes everything from cork yoga bricks and foam wedges to cotton blankets and yoga chairs. Chosen to complement our other yoga products, such as eco-friendly yoga mats, these products will become a key part of your everyday healthy living and wellness routine. Browse and buy online from our range of yoga blocks and yoga props for sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are yoga blocks worth it?

The short answer is yes. Yoga blocks are helpful for beginners - or if you haven’t built up the flexibility for certain poses - as they act as an extension of your arms. As with other yoga props, they can also be used to build strength for more advanced postures and poses, as well as support your back, head and hips.

What size is a yoga block?

Yoga blocks come in a range of sizes but the most popular size is 30.5cm x 20.5cm x 5cm. The best prop size for you depends on your weight, flexibility, and the the size of your hands.

How many yoga blocks do I need?

You only really need one or two yoga blocks. Most of the time, you’ll probably only need one, but two blocks can offer more support which means that you can attempt a wider range of poses during your yoga and wellness sessions.

Should I choose a cork or foam yoga block?

Yoga blocks can be made from foam or cork, and even bamboo or wood. Cork yoga blocks are the eco-friendly choice, as they are made from renewable, biodegradable and recyclable material. However, these yoga props do absorb sweat more easily, meaning that they need to be cleaned more carefully. Foam blocks, on the other hand, are often cheaper than cork blocks, as well as more durable and lightweight. Due to this, they are best suited to restorative yoga classes.