The best yoga gear on the market

1. Hobo Gym Tote From Calia by Carrie Underwood ($60)

This hobo-style tote is "as beautiful as it is functional," says Kylie Gilbert at Shape. Its features include interior accessory pockets, a removable bag for sneakers, and a front pocket to attach a yoga mat. It's available in three colors, with rose-gold detailing. Buy it at Dick's Sporting Goods.

2. Gaiam Studio Select Dry-Grip Yoga Mat ($70)

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For Bikram yoga devotees — or anyone who gets sweaty, slippery hands during downward dogs — the search for a mat that really grips is over. This "extra cushy" pad has a stay-dry surface that wicks away moisture, says Jeannie Kim at Health. Buy it at Amazon.

3. Outdoor Voices Shapes Bundle ($150)

Fold yourself into new poses with the help of these yoga blocks made entirely from lightweight, antimicrobial cork. Unlike most yoga accessories, this bundle — a rectangular block, a triangular block, and a roller — "looks like art, not pool floaties," says Margaret Rhodes at Wired. Buy it at OutdoorVoices.com.

4. Athleta Stealth Bra ($68)

Finding a supportive sports bra can be difficult for well-endowed women, but Athleta's Stealth Bra does heavy lifting without appearing heavy-duty. Its wireless design features a hook-and-eye back closure and mesh-lined removable cups. Buy it at Athleta.

5. Vie Active's Riley Compression Tight ($78)

These cropped compression tights don't just look sophisticated. They're made of lightweight fabric with antimicrobial technology that will keep you feeling fresh. Double side pockets and a key pocket keep your valuables close. Buy them at Vie Active.

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