Firm Support. A Little More Give.

Dense chip foam provides the stability needed to support the body while offering a small amount of cushioning under pressure. That balance makes it especially comfortable beneath areas such as the back, hips and knees where a hard block may not feel as inviting.

When the Floor Feels Too Far Away

Stiffness, mobility and individual body proportions can all change how a position feels. Placing a block beneath the body can reduce the distance to the floor and create support where you need it, helping you find a more comfortable position without forcing additional range.

Why Chip Foam?

Chip foam blocks have long been used in restorative yoga because they offer something traditional cork and EVA blocks don't quite replicate: a broad, stable surface with a slightly cushioned feel.

Their low profile makes smaller adjustments possible without adding excessive height, while the larger surface gives the body more room to settle into the support.

Sometimes two inches can make all the difference.

Different From a Traditional Yoga Block

Traditional yoga blocks are excellent for creating height, extending reach and providing firm leverage through the hands.

A Chip Foam Block serves a different purpose. Its broader surface and cushioned construction make it especially useful when the body itself is resting against the prop, whether beneath the hips, knees, back or another area needing support.

Not a replacement. A different kind of support.

Foam Given Another Purpose

Rebonded chip foam is created by bringing pieces of foam together and bonding them under pressure into a dense, resilient material.

The result is the distinctive multicoloured interior chip foam is known for, transforming smaller pieces of foam into a durable support designed to be used again and again.

More Ways to Find Support

Use it on its own for gentle stretching and supported positions, or combine it with a bolster, blanket or other yoga props to build a restorative setup around your body.

For experienced practitioners, it's a familiar and versatile prop. For anyone discovering one for the first time, it can be a surprisingly simple way to make stretching, restorative movement and rest feel more approachable.

A little height. A little cushioning. A lot more support.