Sunshine Yoga 6-Pack Restorative Yoga Kit with Bolster, 2 Blocks, Strap, Mexican Blanket and Eye Pillow, Mocha Review (2026)

Who this restorative kit fits

This kit is aimed at people building a restorative or yin practice at home, and at teachers who need matching props for a small studio without ordering from five different brands. The bundle covers the core restorative setup: a bolster to support the spine or hips, two blocks for height under knees or hands, a strap for gentle stretches, a blanket for warmth or extra padding, and an eye pillow for savasana. Buyers who already own some of these props and just need one or two pieces will get better value buying individually, but anyone starting from zero benefits from having every prop arrive in the same mocha color scheme, ready to use without mixing brands or shades. It also suits gift buyers who want a single complete present for a yoga-practicing friend.

What is in the box, in plain terms

The bolster measures 24 inches long by 12 inches wide by 6 inches high, sized to support the length of a torso or a bent knee. The two yoga blocks are 4 by 6 by 9 inches, the standard footprint used in most studio classes. The strap is a 6-foot length with a D-ring buckle, long enough to loop around a foot or lower back for assisted stretches. The blanket is a 74 by 53 inch woven Mexican-style blanket from La Montana, sized to cover a body or fold into a seat cushion. The eye pillow is a small 9 by 4 inch pillow with a removable, unscented cover, meant to rest lightly over closed eyes during relaxation poses. All pieces besides the blanket ship individually wrapped.

The full set: handling and practicalities

Because the kit bundles six separate props, storage is the main consideration once it arrives. The bolster and blanket take up the most room, so a basket, shelf or dedicated prop bag helps keep a home studio corner tidy between sessions. The eye pillow's removable cover means it can be spot cleaned without washing the whole pillow, useful since it sits directly against skin. The woven blanket, like most Mexican-style yoga blankets, is best spot cleaned or gently washed and air dried rather than put through a hot dryer cycle, which can shrink or fray the weave. Because the props ship individually wrapped, unboxing feels closer to opening several small packages than one single item, which some buyers may not expect from a single listing.

How it stacks up against other restorative kits

Compared with a 5-piece kit like the Mount Adams bundle, which skips the eye pillow, this 6-pack covers one more prop for a similar type of restorative sequence. A larger set such as the Peach Blossom 7-piece kit adds a zafu and zabuton for seated meditation on top of restorative props, which suits buyers who also want a meditation cushion, but that added scope means it is built around a different combined use case rather than restorative yoga alone. Against smaller 4-piece kits that skip the blanket or eye pillow, this bundle is more complete out of the box. The main tradeoff of any bundled kit like this one is that individual pieces, especially the blocks and strap, may not match the specific density or grip of a premium single-brand version bought on its own.

Verdict and who should shop differently

For anyone setting up a restorative or yin practice at home and wanting one purchase that covers the bolster, blocks, strap, blanket and eye pillow, this mocha 6-pack is a reasonable one-stop option, and it matches the site's assessment as a strong fit for a full restorative setup. Buyers who care most about a top-tier bolster or an especially soft blanket, and are willing to spend more per item, should shop individual pieces from specialist prop makers instead. Anyone tight on storage space should also consider whether they need all six pieces at once, since the full set takes real shelf or floor space to store between sessions.

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