Kemilng skipping mat review: 8mm TPE for jump-rope training

Kemilng TPE Skipping and Training Mat

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team Β· Updated Jul 22, 2026 Β· How we review

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Quick verdict

A thick 8mm TPE mat built for skipping and floor training, around β‚±499: great shock absorption and grip, but it's shorter than a full yoga mat.

At a glance

BrandKemilng
TypeExercise mat
Priceβ‚±499 (as of Jul 22, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 β˜… from 134 reviews
ShopKemilng
Units sold366

Specifications

TypeExercise mat
MaterialTPE
Thickness8mm
Dimensions135cm x 64cm (1350 x 640mm)
TextureNon-slip, high-density
WeightNot specified
ModelNot specified

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • 8mm TPE gives real shock absorption for jump-rope and floor training
  • Non-slip, high-density surface stays put and dampens the noise of jumping
  • Compact 135cm x 64cm size fits skipping and quick workouts in a tight space

βœ— Cons

  • At 135cm x 64cm it's shorter and narrower than a full yoga mat, so tall users run out of room in lying poses
  • Fresh TPE can carry a faint rubbery smell until it airs out for a day
  • The jump rope is not included, despite the skipping focus

The Kemilng skipping mat is a thick 8mm TPE pad built for jump-rope and floor training, around β‚±499. It absorbs impact and grips the floor, but at 135cm it’s shorter than a standard yoga mat.

What you get

You get one 8mm TPE mat, 135cm x 64cm (1350 x 640mm), with a non-slip, high-density surface. It rolls up for storage. The jump rope shown in some listings is not included, so plan on bringing your own.

How does it feel to use?

The 8mm thickness is the point here. It gives noticeably more cushioning than a typical 4mm or 6mm yoga mat, so landings from skipping and burpees feel softer on the knees and ankles. The high-density surface stays put under quick, bouncing movement instead of sliding across the floor, and it muffles some of the thud that annoys downstairs neighbors. The trade-off is size: at 135cm long, it suits jumping and core work more than a full lying-down yoga flow.

Is it durable and safe?

It’s TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), the same closed-cell material used in mid-range eco yoga mats. TPE is latex-free and lighter than PVC, and it doesn’t soak up sweat the way open-cell foam can. A fresh mat may have a faint rubbery smell for a day: unroll it in a ventilated room and it fades. High-density TPE holds up better to repeated jumping than cheap NBR foam, which tends to dent and flake.

Is it sulit?

At around β‚±499 as of July 22, 2026, it’s fair for a thick, purpose-built training mat with a 4.9 rating. You’re paying for the 8mm cushioning and the jumping-specific density, not a name. See how it stacks up in our best yoga mats in the Philippines roundup.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you skip rope, do HIIT, or train on hard floors and want a mat that absorbs impact without sliding. If you mainly do slow, lying-down yoga, you want a longer, thinner mat instead: our yoga mat buying guide walks through thickness and length by practice.

Alternatives to consider

Want something you can fold and stow flat? The Kemilng foldable exercise mat trades roll-up storage for a fold. For a broader training pad from a sports retailer, compare the Toby’s Sports Elite training mat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you skip rope on a yoga mat?

Most thin yoga mats bunch up and offer little shock absorption for jumping. This Kemilng mat is 8mm thick TPE made for exactly that: it cushions the landing and dampens the noise of skipping.

How thick is the Kemilng skipping mat?

It's 8mm thick TPE, which is on the thicker end for exercise mats. That extra depth is what protects your knees and ankles from the repeated impact of jump-rope work.

Is the Kemilng mat big enough for yoga?

It measures 135cm x 64cm, shorter and slightly narrower than a full 173cm yoga mat. It's fine for skipping, core work, and short flows, but tall users will run out of room in lying poses.

Does the jump rope come with the mat?

No. The listing name says the jumping rope is not included, so you're buying the mat only.