Deli Agnite NBR yoga mat review: thick foam cushioning

The Deli Agnite NBR yoga mat is thick, soft foam that spares your knees and wrists on hard floors. That plush cushioning, plus a choice of 8mm or 10mm, makes it our best-value pick, around ₱509 from an established brand.

One thick foam mat with a strap to roll it up

One NBR foam mat measuring 183 x 61 cm, in your choice of 8mm (ER201) or 10mm (ER202) thickness, with a ribbed non-slip surface and a tie strap for rolling it up. NBR (nitrile butadiene rubber) is the soft, spongy foam most budget “extra-thick” mats use.

Cushions knees on tile, less steady in balance poses

Cushioned. On a tile or concrete floor you feel the difference straight away in kneeling poses, lunges, and any move that puts weight on the wrists. The 10mm is the softest; the 8mm trades a little padding for a steadier base. The trade-off with all soft foam is stability: in standing balance poses you sink in slightly and have to work a bit harder to stay level. For gentle, restorative, and floor-based sessions that plushness is exactly what you want.

Less smell than PVC, but soft NBR dents under knees

The surface has ribbed lines that grip the floor and stop your hands and feet sliding. Deli markets the foam as tasteless, and NBR is far lower-odor than cheap PVC, so expect little more than a faint new-mat smell that airs out. The honest limit is wear: soft NBR foam dents under knees and elbows and can nick or tear faster than a denser TPE or rubber mat, so it favors home practice over daily studio abuse.

Thick 8 or 10mm foam without spending much

At around ₱509 as of August 22, 2026, it is a lot of cushioning for the money, and the 4.9 rating with strong sales backs that up. If your main gripe with hard floors is sore knees and wrists, this is a genuinely sulit fix. See where it lands against firmer mats in our best yoga mats in the Philippines roundup.

Choose 10mm for the softest landing, 8mm for steadier balance

Buy this if you do gentle, restorative, or floor-heavy practice on a hard floor and want maximum padding without spending much. Go 10mm for the softest feel, 8mm if you want a bit more stability. If you do fast flows or lots of standing balance, you will prefer a firmer mat instead.

Standing poses feel steadier on the 6mm TPE sibling

Want even more cushioning at a similar thickness? The UFC 10mm fitness and yoga mat is our cushioning pick. Prefer a firmer, springier surface for standing poses? Deli’s own Agnite TPE 6mm mat is the steadier sibling.