ORW Natural Cork Yoga Block – 9”x6”x3”, 1.5 lbs – Heavyweight, Non-Slip, Eco-Friendly – Dense Yoga Prop for All Levels
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We use natural, renewable materials like bamboo, beechwood, cork, wool, and natural rubber—chosen not just for sustainability, but for performance and beauty.
What problem are we solving?
Plastic overload. Harsh grooming tools. Slippery yoga mats. ORW replaces all of that with thoughtful, long-lasting essentials designed for real life—gentle on your body, grounding for your routine, and aligned with your values.
Why do we love what we do?
We design everyday tools that feel good to use, hold up over time, and leave no trace behind.
100% NATURAL CORK FOR STABLE SUPPORT Crafted from 100% natural cork, this eco-friendly yoga block offers high-density support for stretching, balance work, and core strengthening. Designed as a premium cork yoga brick and prop, it improves posture and stability in every session. Firm yet comfortable, it supports sustainable yoga practice without compromise.
GRIP-ENHANCED SURFACE FOR CONFIDENT BALANCE Our cork yoga block features a naturally non-slip surface that enhances traction during any pose—from Plank to Crescent Moon. Ideal for sweaty workouts, hot yoga, or deep stretches, this 9x6x3 inch cork block helps ensure secure alignment for beginners and pros alike.
DURABLE, ODOR-RESISTANT & EASY TO CLEAN Built from dense, long-lasting cork, this block resists moisture and odors—even in heated sessions. It’s chemical-free, latex-free, and easy to wipe clean, making it a safe, non-toxic choice for yoga, Pilates, or home workouts.
VERSATILE FOR ALL FITNESS LEVELS Designed for men and women at every stage of their practice, this ergonomic cork yoga block supports a wide range of poses—Bridge, Upward Dog, and beyond. It works as a meditation seat, stability block, or stretching aid, indoors or out.
LIGHTWEIGHT & TRAVEL-FRIENDLY DESIGN This 1.5 lb sturdy yet portable cork block fits easily into your gym bag or yoga mat strap. Rounded edges provide added comfort, while its clean, minimalist look makes it suitable for studios, home practice, or outdoor flow.
8 reviews for ORW Natural Cork Yoga Block – 9”x6”x3”, 1.5 lbs – Heavyweight, Non-Slip, Eco-Friendly – Dense Yoga Prop for All Levels
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Michelle L. Hankes –
Yoga poses just got easier
There’s a lot to love about this yoga block. I love the feel of the cork and I’m glad that’s it’s a quality source. It’s very sturdy and easy to use. It’s heavier than the foam kind but so much more sturdy.
Kanyin –
Premium Cork Yoga Block – Sturdy, Dense, and Excellent Quality
This cork yoga block is absolutely fantastic! It’s super dense, heavy, and extremely sturdy—definitely one of the best-quality blocks I’ve owned after trying many over the years. Made from 100% cork, it’s really well crafted and feels premium. I’m extremely happy with it and would absolutely recommend—it’s worth every penny.
A reader –
The size is less thick than the typical block…
First, I’d like to talk about the size.I had not checked the measurements given so I was surprised that this block is thinner than the blocks that are typically used in yoga studios and that I have purchased in the past. But that’s on me. (The other two measurements of the block are ‘standard’ thickness.)So, even though I was a little disappointed at first, I came around to a couple of benefits of this narrower size. One, it’s not so bulky. It takes up less space and it’s easier to just pick up and manoeuver around. Next, I sometimes need a block for some seated postures and this a great height for that–for me. The thick blocks are just higher than I need and make me feel like I’m perched too high, so less stable.Another advantage is sometimes you need to stack blocks to get just the right height for something, so this provides another possibility as far as gradation of height.A disadvantage of this size is that there is a bigger jump in height when you go from the medium height to the tallest height, compared to if you were using a thicker block. If you are doing a restorative pose and ramping up the height for more intensity, you’ll notice a bigger difference when you go from medium to tallest height.And maybe another disadvantage is that if you are using the block stood up on end for a balancing pose like half-moon pose, the block will feel more prone to rock slightly than if it was a thicker block. Also, in a supported backbend or any other pose where you have your body laying across the block, the block will feel more prone to wobble on the medium or tallest height.Now onto other things:I ordered this because I’ve used cork blocks before, and I love them. This one is as good as quality of a cork block as you will find, as far as the quality and build, so I’ll just go over some pros and cons for someone that hasn’t used them before:They give you a more held and secure feeling when you are relying on them for balance, or anything, really. There are a very few foam blocks that start to approach this solidity, but most are squishy and so they might rock or wobble a little if you are resting your weight on them. Not cork. And, believe me, for some of the precarious balance poses you will appreciate this solidity. Even just for sitting on the block, it’s nice to not be on something squishy. (But, keep in mind the size issue. A thick foam block that is one of the harder ones could offer more stability than this cork block.)Next, they aren’t so hard as a wood block, but they are firm, so for the kind of restorative poses–for example laying down on the block–where the goal is to have the block encourage a softening of the muscles, there is an advantage to having a firm suface that will apply pressure to the musculature.Why might someone not like cork?Well, they are heavier. So they are somewhat more of a challenge just to pick up and move around for some people. They would also be heavier in your bag if you bring your own props to a class.Some people just don’t like that they are firmer because they want a softer surface against their hands. Or maybe they don’t want the block pushing in to the musculature.I’m giving this four stars just because I happen to prefer thicker blocks for most applications. The sellers were very upfront about the size, so I’m not taking off the star regarding their description..
Rea –
Great!
This is a lovely cork yoga block. It’s extremely sturdy, has a great texture to it, and it looks really nice. From what I’ve seen, the $19 price when I ordered seems standard for a cork yoga block. It’s heavy (compared to foam ones) and my weight (over 240lbs) doesn’t deform it so far.My only complaint is that mine came with a small amount of damage, but I won’t knock a star off from that. It happens with use anyway, so the way I see it, it has removed the “it’s too perfect to use” feeling and I have no issue tossing it around. If it gets damaged more with use, oh well! That’s what it’s for – to use.My mom has borrowed it to take to her yoga class because they only have foam ones, and she’s been enjoying it a lot too.
jus u. –
Well-made yoga block.
Well-made yoga block that functions perfectly, nothing more needed. Pretty in cork.
The King of Pain –
Finally, a Cork Yoga Block That Doesn’t Wiggle or Wobble Mid-Pose
My wife has been through her share of yoga props over the years, but this cork block from iis one of the few that genuinely impressed her. Right out of the box, the quality felt different. She immediately noticed the added density compared to her older blocks, and that detail turned out to matter more than expected when we ordered it.During yoga sessions, especially when balancing or leaning into deeper stretches, she used to feel a subtle instability with lighter blocks. It wasn’t enough to make her stop using them, but the shakiness lingered in certain poses. With this block, though, that issue vanished. The heavier weight gives it a grounded presence, and that sturdiness trasnlated to more confidence.After a full week of use across yoga / stretching movements, there have been no slips, no wiggles, and no second-guessing her foundation. That makes this block worth it in our opinion. The natural cork feel is comfortable and grippy without being abrasive, and the size is just right.If you or your partner care about stability in your movement practice, this is a standout choice.Pros:noticeably denser and heavier than typical cork blocksprovides secure, stable support in yoga and stretchingexcellent size and grip feelno wobble or instability during balancesCons:feels heavier than some of the ultra light cork (this is not a con in our view but since expectations may be different than ours, it’s worth noting)Hot Take:Most cork yoga blocks feel like props. This one feels like gear.
WooToTheYoung –
Firm
This is definitely firm. It is a nice block. It is much heavier than the foam block that I have. I have used this a few times and I like it. Great quality.
The Camera Guy –
can leave debris from use
it’s a solid piece of cork, not too much I can say. It’s the same size as any other yoga block so no surprises there. One thing I do notice is that it does break apart faster. I’ve had some of the cork grated off by some rough surfaces. So I guess the pro and the con is that it’s made of cork.