Yoga & Pilates Blocks

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Specs
BrandGayo Gayo Gayo TRX
CategoryYoga Block Yoga Block Yoga Block Yoga Block
Weight7.8 lb 5.3 lb 13.0 lb 0.3 lb
Materialorganic cotton; buckwheat hull cork cork; natural rubber eva foam
Assembly Required
Shipping Time3-5 business days 3-5 business days 3-5 business days
Warranty

TRX Warranty Coverage

Policy effective November 3, 2025. The terms below are calculated from the purchase date and apply to authentic TRX products sold by TRX, its affiliates, or an official distributor. Product registration is required before making a Superior Quality Warranty claim.

Product family Covered products Warranty
Suspension Trainers Club4, Pro4, Pro4 Camo, Pro4 Digi-Camo, Pro3, All-in-One, Burn, Elite, Fit, Force, Go, Home2, Move, Strong, Sweat 2 years
Functional Training Tools Slam Balls, Strength Bands, Barre Kit 1 year
Bandit, Push-It, Pull-It, Battle Rope, Kettlebells, Soft Plyo Boxes, Rip Trainer 2 years
Duraballistic Medicine Ball, Power Bag, Sand Disc, and products with TRX Duraballistic 3 years
HexGrip Weight Vests 1 year
Medicine Ball, Power Bag 2 years
YBell YBell Neo 1 year
YBell Pro, YBell Elite 2 years
Racks Horizontal Racks, Single Vertical Rack, Center Post Rack, A-Frame Rack 2 years
Studio Line Studio Line equipment 5 years
Anchoring XMount, Door Hinge Anchor, Invizi-Mount, Single Mount, Multi Mount 2 years

No Superior Quality Warranty is listed for: apparel, hats, bags, training mats, foam rollers, gloves, nutrition, and products TRX categorizes as “other.” Statutory rights may still apply depending on your jurisdiction.

Important Coverage Conditions

  • Coverage applies to genuine products sold through TRX or an authorized distributor, dealer, or retailer.
  • The Superior Quality Warranty does not cover accidents, neglect, modification, misuse, improper use, abnormal environmental exposure, impact damage, normal wear, cosmetic surface damage that does not materially affect function, expected color changes, or continued use after a defect is discovered.
  • Depending on the jurisdiction, the current warranty or the warranty in effect at the time of purchase may control.
  • TRX determines whether an approved claim is resolved through repair, replacement, credit, or refund, subject to applicable law.

Read the complete official TRX warranty policy

CertificationsGOTS certified organic cotton

Frequently asked questions

What are yoga blocks used for?

Blocks serve three main purposes: bringing the floor closer in poses like Triangle or Half Moon (reach the block instead of the floor), adding height for seated poses (sit on a block to reduce hip tension), and providing support in restorative poses (under the spine, hips, or knees). Every serious practitioner uses blocks regardless of flexibility level.

Foam, cork, or wood blocks?

Foam blocks: lightweight, comfortable, affordable — best for beginners and restorative practice. Cork blocks: firmer, sustainable, more stable for weight-bearing poses, slight grip advantage. Wood blocks: most stable but heavy and harder on joints if you lean on them. For most home practitioners, cork is the best balance of comfort and stability.

Do I need one block or two?

Two — most yoga sequences use blocks in pairs. Single blocks work for seated height assistance, but standing poses (Triangle, Half Moon) and balanced restorative positions require two. Yoga studios always provide pairs. If budget requires starting with one, buy a second within the first month.

What size block should I get?

Standard blocks are 9 × 6 × 4 inches — works for most users. Smaller hands may prefer narrower blocks (3.5-inch depth). Taller users or those with limited flexibility may prefer larger blocks or multiple heights. Most brands offer one standard size; if you want variety, pick a brand offering multiple sizes.

How long do yoga blocks last?

Foam blocks: 1–3 years with regular use before they start compressing and losing shape. Cork and wood blocks: essentially lifetime with proper care — they may dent slightly but maintain structural integrity for decades. Cost-per-year, cork and wood are actually cheaper despite higher upfront cost.