Hugger Mugger Cinch Cotton Yoga Strap - Super Strong Cotton, Quiet Cinch-Style Buckle, Long Length Great for Taller People

I looked for this strap after using this specific strap (same brand, same length) at my Physical Therapist's office for a first rib stretch. I am ecstatic that i was able to buy it on amazon. The strap is strong, well made, wide enough and has a very solid clasp.The first rib stretch helps massively with trap tightness, and a tight neck. I am 5'4, and I could have used the shortest one at 6ft, for reference.

Tried a no-name brand strap & it just doesn't hold. This brand is worth a few dollars extra. Get the extra long one so you can do all the yoga moves you want. Don't get the one that says it's the right size for you. Longer is better.

I am glad I finally bought the 10' belt for Iyengar yoga. I struggled with a 6' and an 8' ones in some poses prior to buying this one. It is sturdy and a good quality yoga belt. I like the plastic buckle on it rather then the metal 'D' ring. I had metal on the 8' one I have and it always seems to get twisted and that metal can be dangerous if don't watch it.Both of my teachers use and suggest Hugger Mugger products so I thought I couldn't go wrong with this purchase.

This appears to be a good quality strap and has a sturdy plastic buckle. It is NOT, however, made in the USA, as advertised. Like most other yoga equipment. it is made in China. If you are looking to pay more for a USA-made product, move on. But if your just in the market for a good quality strap, purchase with confidence.

nice soft flexible strong and with a good functional "buckle," what's not to like? at 5'5" i find it works for everything from baddha konasana on up. it does have a metal end-protector tab which is sometimes kind of a pain if you are having to run the strap end through the buckle very often; but usually one doesn have to do too much of that, and i don't have the most dextrous hands, so maybe you won't mind it.my only grip with strap supplies is--how about some shorter ones, folks, just for belting the arms for dog pose, legs for setubanda, etc., so there doesn't have to be feet and feet of loose belt hanging around? how about it? as far as i can tell, no one makes a strap shorter than 6 ft. now, so i am going to have to cut a longer one down. oh, well, that takes care of that pesky metal tab!

It took me forever to figure out what kind of strap all the 'cool kids' had in my yoga class. I was too nervous to ask. After ordering a few duds (well well all need something to hold the sleeping bags together right) I finally stumbled across this!This is the perfect stiffness for stretching and strengthening!Beige is perfect so you can write your name on it with Sharpe. You don't want a fellow Yogi accidentally walking off with your rad strap 🥰

so -so, I somehow thought this has a snap-on buckle, not a "pull to tighten" mechanism. I was looking for the snap on (sort of like a seat belt) AND "pull to tighten" together (they exist, and work best as a pair when doing Katonnah yoga and self-adjustments). I think the pics they had before were a lil more deceiving (I bought mine a year ago), these pics seem to convey a lil better the shortfall. This was much more expensive than other brands, and I only bought it bc I thought it was a snap buckle (a better product). Without that buckle, it's really the same yoga strap other cheaper brands sell, just with the "Hugger Mugger" brand slapped on so they can charge twice the price. Not impressed given the price and what else is out there. Will look to buy a snap-on buckle, which I see exists now for $8. Cheaper and better than this

This strap works! It does not slip and has texture , so you can grip it. The other brands that are slippery synthetics cut into skin. Go with this one .