AuraFit High-Density EVA Foam Yoga Block | 3-Height Non-Slip Yoga Brick for Support, Flexibility & Alignment | Single or Pair

Go Deeper. Hold Longer. Progress Further.

The AuraFit Foam Yoga Brick is a simple but essential yoga accessory that makes challenging poses accessible, helps you develop proper alignment, and safely extends your range of motion before your flexibility catches up. Whether you're a beginner who can't quite reach the floor in a forward fold, or an experienced practitioner deepening advanced poses, the yoga block brings the floor to you — safely and precisely.

Key Features

• High-density EVA foam: Firm enough to bear full bodyweight in standing poses — does not compress or deform under load
• Three height positions: Use the block on its tallest, medium, or lowest side to customise support height for different poses and flexibility levels
• Lightweight and portable: Weighs under 200g — fits in any yoga bag alongside your mat
• Non-slip surface: Textured EVA surface prevents hands and feet from slipping on the block surface during standing and balancing poses
• Available as single or pair: Many poses benefit from two blocks (seated forward folds, supported bridge, chest openers) — a pair is the recommended choice for versatile practice
• Random colour selection: Supplied in a random colour — same quality and dimensions across all colours

How Yoga Blocks Help Your Practice

Specifications

Who This Is For

The AuraFit Yoga Brick is ideal for yoga beginners who cannot yet reach the floor in standing poses, intermediate practitioners deepening hip openers, twists, and backbends safely, Pilates and stretch practitioners who need adjustable support height during floor exercises, anyone with tight hamstrings, hips, or limited spinal mobility who wants to practise without compromising alignment, and meditation practitioners who want a firm elevated seat for longer comfort during seated sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I buy one block or a pair?

For beginners, a single block is sufficient to start. However, many standard yoga practices use two blocks simultaneously — particularly in seated forward folds (one under each hand), supported bridge pose (one under the sacrum), and chest-opening restorative poses. If you plan to attend yoga classes or follow online practice, a pair is the more versatile and practical choice.

Is EVA foam strong enough to stand on?

Yes — high-density EVA foam is designed to bear full bodyweight in standing poses. The block will not compress, crack, or deform under normal yoga use. Cork blocks are slightly firmer but significantly heavier — EVA foam is the most practical choice for most home practice.

What is the difference between a yoga block and a yoga brick?

The terms are used interchangeably. A yoga brick typically refers to a slightly larger, wider block — the extra surface area provides a more stable base for poses requiring weight-bearing on the block. Both serve the same function of bringing the floor closer and providing support during yoga poses.

Can I use a yoga block for Pilates as well as yoga?

Yes — yoga blocks are equally useful in Pilates for supporting the head and neck during lying exercises, providing a prop for inner thigh squeezes, and creating elevation during spinal articulation work. They are a versatile prop beyond yoga practice.

Is a yoga block necessary if I'm flexible?

Even very flexible practitioners use blocks — not just for flexibility limitations but for deepening poses, adding challenge, and creating supported restorative positions. In advanced practice, blocks are used to add height and intensity to poses like supported inversions and challenging backbend variations.