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EVA Yoga Block – High Density Foam Brick for Yoga & Pilates

Price range: $18.99 through $20.99

An EVA yoga block is a high-density foam brick that brings the floor closer in standing poses. It is the standard 23 x 15 x 8 cm with a non-slip surface. Foam is light and kind to the wrists; cork blocks are firmer when the block has to take real weight.

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A Block Brings the Floor to You

This is a high-density EVA foam yoga block measuring 23 x 15 x 7cm, priced at $18.99, in seven colors. There is a persistent idea that props are for people who are not flexible enough. The reverse is true: a block lets you hold the correct shape of a pose instead of compromising your spine to reach the ground. In a triangle pose, a hand that cannot reach the floor without collapsing the ribcage is a hand that should be on a block – and the pose becomes more effective, not less.

Key Benefits

  • Three heights in one block. 7cm, 15cm or 23cm depending on which face it stands on – choose the height the pose needs.
  • High-density EVA. Firm enough to take real weight without squashing, unlike a soft foam block.
  • Protects your alignment. Hold the correct shape rather than distorting your spine to reach the floor.
  • Support and restoration. Sit on it in seated poses, or lie over it in supported backbends.
  • Light and quiet. Seven colors, and it will not damage a floor.

How to Use

  • Standing poses: place it under the lower hand in triangle or half moon so the chest can stay open rather than folding forward.
  • Seated poses: sit on the block to lift the hips above the knees, which lets the lower back stay upright instead of rounding.
  • Between the thighs: squeeze it in bridge or plank to engage the adductors.
  • Restorative: place it under the sacrum in supported bridge, or under the back in a gentle chest opener.
  • Choose the block height that lets you hold the pose properly – there is no virtue in using the lowest setting badly.

Specifications

Type EVA foam yoga block / brick
Size 23 x 15 x 7cm
Material High density EVA foam
Colors Black, yellow, pink, orange, green, blue, purple
Best for Yoga, Pilates, stretching, restorative practice, alignment support

Care & Maintenance

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap and air dry. Avoid direct sunlight, which degrades EVA over time.

What’s in the Box

  • 1 x EVA yoga block

Frequently Asked Questions

Are yoga blocks only for beginners?

No – this is one of the most persistent myths in yoga. Props exist to let you hold the correct shape of a pose rather than compromising your spine to reach the floor. Experienced practitioners and teachers use them constantly.

How do I use a block in triangle pose?

Place it under your lower hand at whichever height lets you keep your chest open and your spine long. Reaching the floor at the cost of collapsing the ribcage makes the pose less effective, not more.

Why does a block have three heights?

Because it can stand on any of its three faces – 7cm, 15cm or 23cm. Use the height the pose and your body actually need on the day.

Should I sit on it in seated poses?

If your hips are tight, yes. Sitting on a block lifts the hips above the knees, which lets the pelvis tilt forward and the lower back stay upright instead of rounding – which is what most people are fighting in cross-legged sitting.

Is EVA foam firm enough?

High-density EVA takes body weight without squashing, which is exactly what you need in standing poses. Soft, low-density blocks compress under load and are close to useless.

Color

black, yellow, pink, orange, green, blue, purple

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Common questions

What size yoga block is standard?
Nine by six by three inches, or roughly 23 x 15 x 8 cm. Each face gives a different height, so one block covers three support levels.
Cork or foam yoga blocks?
Cork is heavier, firmer and grips well under sweaty hands, which matters when the block has to bear real weight. Foam is lighter to carry and kinder under the wrists in restorative poses.
Do I need one block or two?
Two, if you do seated forward folds, reclining poses or any pose where both hands or both hips need support. One block is enough for occasional standing-pose use.
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