Yoga Wall Ropes 2pairs (Long & Small), 2pairs Wall Hook Set

Yogikuti has designed high-quality Yoga wall ropes & a Wall hook set.

Wall rope Yoga Technique is developed by BKS IYENGAR. Used the ropes as a Prop to develop strength, mobility, and relaxation. Guruji BKS Iyengar calls this technique “YOGA KURUNTA” which means  “YOGA PUPPETRY”.

Yoga practice with ropes can develop agility, confidence, and alertness. Variations of movement can bring freedom to joints, these also can be used for remedial (therapeutic) and restorative yoga.

Wall Ropes are the most effective, versatile tool for developing strength flexibility.

SMALL WALL ROPES

Weight: 180gm
Size: A. L 90 to 105cm x Thickness 12mm to 14mm
Material: 100% Pure Cotton outer layer / Polyester inner layer to add Strength.

Rope Color: Blue, Red, White

LONG WALL ROPES
Weight: 170gm to 220gm
Size: A. L 120cm to 130cm  x Thickness 12mm to 14mm
Material: 100% Pure Cotton outer layer / Polyester inner layer to add Strength.
Color: Blue, Red, White

Yoga wall hook set

Size: 17.5 x 5.8 x 4cm
Weight: 1.100kg
Color: White, Black

FAQ: 

Q.1 : Do Yoga ropes are made from Cotton?
Ans: Yoga Rope has two layers Outer layer is Complete made of 100% cotton & the Inner layer is made of Poly. The reason to make the inner layer with Poly fabric is that it has more strength bearing capacity & doesn’t get stretch like other materials.

Q.2 :Does Rope will stretch?
Ans: Little bit, It won’t get stretched so much because we have used two-layer of Fabrics.

Q.3 :How many Ropes does one person need?
Ans: For one person needs One set of long rope & One set small rope. A long rope will go on top hooks & a Small yoga rope will fit below the top ropes.

Q.4 :How strong are the Yoga ropes?
Ans: Ropes are very strong but you need to check if your hooks are placed properly & the wall is strong enough.

Q.5 :What is the meaning of “YOGA KURUNTA”?
Ans: Yoga wall rope was first developed by “BKS IYENGAR”. & taught yoga wall rope exercises around the world used yoga rope as a Yoga prop to do different variations of yoga practice. Guruji BKS Iyengar calls this technique “YOGA KURUNTA” which means  “YOGA PUPPETRY”