The Activewear Accessory That Can Change Your Yoga Practice

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When you're heading out the door to go to a yoga class, you probably go through a mental checklist of what you need, and that probably includes a mat, maybe a change of clothes or some layers, and a water bottle. But there are some other accessories that can help you level up your yoga practice whether you're going to a studio or working out at home—think yoga blocks, a stretching strap, a towel, and socks.

You might be thinking, socks? While optional, they can be so helpful during your yoga class if you find you're having trouble staying put on your mat, slipping, or losing your balance. The best non-slip yoga socks will help you feel confident while getting deeper into your poses or challenging yourself during flows because you won't have to worry as much about falling over. And as an added bonus, they can keep your feet warm and clean. You can even wear these to other workouts like barre classes, so consider them a double-duty accessory.

Take a look at some highly rated pairs below.

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This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in the place of advice of your physician or other medical professionals. You should always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider first with any health-related questions.

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