Improve your stretching, mobility, flexibility, and lower-body training with this adjustable wooden slant board. Designed with five angle settings, it allows you to customise the level of incline for calf stretches, squats, balance exercises, and mobility routines.
💪 Strong & Stable Construction
Made from 11 layers of AA-grade poplar wood, the slant board is designed to provide a stable platform for regular training. The textured PVC surface helps provide grip, while the non-slip EVA base helps keep the board securely positioned during use.
Maximum load capacity: up to 440 lbs / 200 kg.
📐 5 Adjustable Angles
Choose between 5 incline positions to adjust the intensity of your exercises:
Use lower angles for gentler stretching and higher angles for more challenging mobility and strength exercises.
🦵 Versatile Lower-Body Training
The slant board can be incorporated into a variety of exercises and routines, including:
- Calf stretching
- Squats
- Ankle mobility exercises
- Balance training
- Lower-body stretching
- Flexibility routines
- Mobility training
- Kinesiology and fitness exercises
It can be particularly useful for exercises that require a controlled incline under the feet.
🏠 Portable & Convenient
Weighing approximately 5 lbs / 2.3 kg, the compact design makes the board easy to move between your home, gym, office, or training area. A built-in carrying handle makes transportation and storage more convenient.
Dimensions: 11.8 × 15.7 × 1.3 in / 30 × 40 × 3.3 cm
⭐ Suitable for Different Fitness Levels
Whether you're new to mobility training or an experienced athlete, the adjustable angles allow you to select a position that suits your exercise and flexibility level.
The slant board is suitable for home workouts, gym training, stretching routines, yoga, mobility work, and general fitness.
⚠️ Please Note
This product is designed as a fitness and stretching accessory and is not a medical device. It should not be presented as a treatment or cure for injuries or medical conditions.
Use the board on a stable, suitable surface and choose an angle appropriate for your ability. Stop exercising if you experience pain or discomfort.
