Yoga Mat Storage Bundle vs Buying Separately: What You Actually Need

Quick answer

If you want a tidy, coordinated home for a mat and two blocks, the Figures Yoga Storage Bundle is the simpler choice: it gives you a mat tube and block hardware in one purchase. If you mainly carry your mat to class, a separate carrier like the Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon makes more sense. Buy separately when your needs are mixed; bundle when you want a matching set.

You already know how quickly yoga gear can take over a corner. The real question is whether a yoga mat storage bundle actually solves that, or whether you are better off buying a mat bag, a tube, or a rack on its own. The answer depends on where your mat lives most of the time and what you carry it in.

This comparison looks at the Figures Yoga Storage Bundle next to a standalone carrier, the Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon, using only the details Hugger Mugger provides. You will see what each setup includes, where each one falls short, and how to decide without overbuying.

What the Figures Yoga Storage Bundle includes

The Figures Yoga Storage Bundle is a two-part storage set: a Figures Yoga Mat Tube plus your choice of black, gold, or white Yoga Block Hardware. That means it holds a yoga mat or foam roller and two yoga blocks, so your main props stay together instead of scattering across a shelf or floor. The bundle also carries a catalog comparison price of USD 120.00 against a USD 60.00 price, which is a straightforward saving if you need both pieces anyway.

Because the block hardware comes in three finishes, the bundle doubles as visible storage. If your mat and blocks currently live in a closet or behind a door, this is a chance to keep them out and accessible. The trade-off is that it is designed around a mat or foam roller plus two blocks, not a full prop collection.

• Check that your mat or foam roller fits inside a tube-style holder before choosing this route.
• Pick the block hardware finish that matches your space if the bundle will stay visible.

What a standalone carrier gives you

The Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon is a different kind of storage. It is a special edition design created with Yoga Design Lab to support the mission of Susan G. Komen, made from lightweight, durable, and eco-conscious recycled microfiber. It is built to fit your yoga mat, towel, and small essentials, so it works as a carry bag rather than a home base. The catalog lists it at USD 43.00 against a USD 86.00 comparison price.

That makes it the better pick if your mat travels with you. A bag keeps a mat, towel, and small items together on the way to the studio, and it folds down when empty. What it does not do is hold two blocks or display your gear at home. If your blocks need a permanent spot, you will still need a separate solution.

• Choose a bag if your mat leaves the house more often than it stays put.
• A bag is not a substitute for block storage; plan for that separately if you use blocks regularly.

Cost and value: bundle versus separate pieces

The bundle is USD 60.00 for a mat tube plus block hardware. The bag is USD 43.00 on its own. If you only need to carry a mat, the bag costs less and does one job well. If you need both a home for your mat and a place for two blocks, the bundle covers both in one purchase and one delivery, which is where the comparison price of USD 120.00 becomes relevant.

The honest trade-off is flexibility. Buying separately lets you match a carrier to your commute and a rack or tube to your room, but you may pay more overall and end up with mismatched finishes. The bundle is cheaper as a set but commits you to its tube-and-block format. Neither is wrong; they solve different problems.

• Add up what you would spend on a bag plus separate block storage before deciding the bundle is the bargain.
• If you already own block storage, the bundle duplicates something you have.

How to choose based on your space and routine

Start with where your mat spends most of its time. If it lives on the floor or in a corner at home, a tube-style holder keeps it upright and out of the way, and the bundle adds block storage in the same footprint. If your mat is usually in your car or on your shoulder, a bag is the more practical format because it is built for transport.

Then count your props. The bundle is sized for a mat or foam roller and two blocks. If you also use blankets, straps, or bolsters, no single bundle will cover everything, and you will still need open storage or a larger rack. Being clear about what you actually use each week prevents buying storage for gear you rarely touch.

• Measure your mat or foam roller before assuming a tube will fit.
• If you practice at home and at a studio, a bag plus a home rack may serve you better than either option alone.

Trade-offs to weigh

• Bundle price versus separate purchases: The Figures Yoga Storage Bundle is USD 60.00 with a USD 120.00 comparison price, while the Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon is USD 43.00 with a USD 86.00 comparison price. The bundle saves more only if you need both the tube and block hardware.
• Carry versus keep-at-home design: The bag fits a mat, towel, and small essentials for transport. The bundle is a tube and block hardware meant to hold gear in place. Choose based on whether your mat travels or stays.
• Prop capacity: The bundle holds a mat or foam roller and two blocks. The bag holds a mat, towel, and small items but no blocks. If you use more than two blocks or other props, neither covers everything.

Product facts at a glance

• Yoga Storage Bundle | Figures: The Figures Yoga Storage Bundle combines a Figures Yoga Mat Tube with black, gold, or white Yoga Block Hardware, storing a yoga mat or foam roller and two yoga blocks. It keeps your mat and two blocks in one coordinated setup, which reduces clutter if those are your main props.
• Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon: The Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon is a special edition made with Yoga Design Lab to support Susan G. Komen, using lightweight, durable, eco-conscious recycled microfiber, and it fits a yoga mat, towel, and small essentials. It is built for carrying your mat and a few items to class, not for storing blocks at home.

Which setup fits you

Best for

• Yogis who keep a mat and two blocks at home and want them stored together
• Anyone who wants a matching, visible storage set in a chosen finish

Not for

• Yogis who mainly need to carry a mat and towel to class
• Practitioners with more than two blocks or a large prop collection

There is no single right answer here. The Figures Yoga Storage Bundle wins if you want a home for a mat and two blocks in one purchase. The Yoga Mat Bag - Pink Ribbon wins if your mat is always on the move. Match the format to your routine, and you will stop reorganizing your gear every week.