Gaiam Cork Yoga Brick –

I wanted a yoga block that was both functional, but wouldn't stand out too much, and finding this one reminded me of blocks I'd seen when I was younger, so it was also a bit nostalgic for me as well! It is firm, and remains stable so no issues with slipping. Light enough to travel with you if you need it for class or otherwise as well.

This yoga block is great. It has greatly helped with my alignment with triangle pose. I prefer using the block to putting my hand onto my shin when the hamstrings are tighter. Also great for putting under you for hero poses. The natural cork doesn't slip during practice.

Love these!They really help with stability.They truly support your weight.And make yoga poses easier.

Sturdy and helpful for beginners and those who aren’t very bendy.Until the dog ate it. Put it out of reach. I guess cork tastes good

Love my yoga block. I actually use the block to do my push ups, use for inner thigh strength and so much more. Block is very sturdy and useful.

This product is of very high quality and I'm sure it will last for many years to come. It is incredibly durable and heavier than most. If you're looking for a cork brick, this one can't be beat. Very happy with this purchase.

I can't speak to how well they perform in yoga, but if you use a bandsaw to cut off about an inch thick piece from the end, you'll have a lifetime supply of the best sanding blocks money can buy.

This cork brick meets my expectations. The quality seems very good, it feels very good and there is no unpleasant smell. The edges are all very smooth, the size and weight is just right.On the front and back "Gaiam" is written on the brick and the Gaiam flower (or whatever that is) is shown. Some people may like that, but for me it is a reason to only give 4 instead of 5 stars. In my opinion, yoga should not be about showing off brand names. I want to do yoga with quality products but without advertising for them. I understand that Gaiam wants to mark their products as such and I would have accepted a picture of the flower only as a more subtle way to do so.