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Buy two cork yoga blocks and save $10!
A must have eco-friendly yoga block for yogis at all levels.
Yoga blocks are an essential tool for both beginner and advanced yogis. Our eco-friendly cork yoga blocks are crafted from 100% sustainable compressed cork. Unlike foam blocks, cork blocks offer unmatched sturdiness and stability, ensuring they won't compress or lose their shape over time.
Their natural non-slip grip provides added confidence during poses, while their anti-bacterial properties keep them hygienic and clean. Our octagonal design allows for precise depth and alignment adjustments, fostering balance and stability in every pose. Whether you're seeking progression or support, these blocks empower you to deepen poses and enhance flexibility with ease.
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