Adjustable wooden slant board · 5 angles (25°–45°) · Holds 300 lb
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Arrives assembled with a loop band, 2 spare grips, a carry bag and a guide.
More ideas: 7 slant board exercises.
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“Strong, sturdy, and doesn't slip. Perfect for calf stretches and rehab exercises.”
“This wooden slant board is made with excellent quality and feels very solid and durable. The construction is strong, stable, and clearly designed for long-term use.”
“Good height, durable wood, and super useful for warm-ups. Totally recommended.”
Adjustable
Start at a gentle 25° and work up to 45° as your calves loosen up. Most slant boards stop around 35°, so you have more room to progress. Changing the angle takes seconds: lift the board, move the support, step back on.
Built from birch
10 layers of birch, a reinforced metal hinge and non-slip foam feet keep it planted while you lean into a stretch. It holds up to 300 lb.
Grip wearing out is the top complaint about slant boards, so yours comes with 2 spare grip sheets.
A stair edge works in a pinch. Here's why a slant board works better every day.
| Feature | Slant board | Stair edge |
|---|---|---|
| Set the exact angle, from 25° to 45° | ||
| Whole foot supported, no balancing on an edge | ||
| Non-slip grip made for stretching | ||
| Use it anywhere: desk, gym or living room | ||
| Easy to go deeper as you loosen up |
Heels low, hands on the wall, lean in. A deeper, steadier stretch than a stair edge.
Raise your heels to squat deeper and stay upright. Great for knees-over-toes training.
Set it low and rest your feet on it while you work. Slides under any desk.
Start at 25°, the lowest setting. Hold a gentle stretch for 30–60 seconds and move up an angle when it feels easy. If 25° feels like a lot at first, lean less, keep your knees soft or rest a hand on a wall. Never push into pain.
For standing stretches, yes. The grip is coarse, like fine sandpaper. It's great for traction but rough on bare feet. Socks are fine when you use it as a desk footrest.
Up to 300 lb. It's made from 10 layers of birch with a reinforced metal hinge and non-slip foam feet.
Foam pads on the bottom help keep it in place on wood, tile and laminate floors, and the board stays put when you step on it.
A slant board is a stretching tool, not a medical device. If you're recovering from an injury or surgery, ask your doctor or physical therapist which stretches and angles are right for you.
Keep one at home and one at work, or get one each for you and a partner. The 2-Pack is about $10 less than buying 2 boards separately.
Shipping is free in the US and most orders arrive in 3–5 business days. If it's not right for you, return it within 30 days of delivery for a refund. See our return policy.
Free US shipping, 30-day returns and a board that stays put.
