You can still buy an ok mat for less than $25. It may not be as supportive, durable, slip-resistant or long as its more expensive counterparts, but if you are new to yoga or just looking for a cheap mat, one of these might suit your needs:
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The Wai Lana Yogi Mat is designed to provide you with a safe, stable foundation upon which to build your yoga practice. Available in 68″ length.
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Cushioned, light-tack nonslip surface with just the right cushioning for your bones and joints. Available in 68″ length.
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Due to its thinness, weight and portability, the Hugger Mugger Tapas Travel Mat is perfect for travel. Available in 68″ length.
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