Wedge Slant Board

This is a good product. My calves/ankles are so tight. This stretches out my calves so well, so intensely. I stand on it a few times a day and do some other mobility exercises/stretches. Stiff ankles/tight calves can cause knee problems, which is what drew me to this little device. I do feel like it's helping. It's sturdy and a good price. I can only use it on the first and second settings. The other are way too intense for me at this point in time. I'll continue to use this daily. I recommend this slant board.

This is my 3rd StrongTek sland board: I have the professional, the portable, and now this VERY lightweight version which I plan to bring along on trips. I can't believe this lightweight unit is so sturdy and I am relieved that it will fit easily in my carry-on luggage. I'm so thankful that I will not have to do without the theraputic calf stretches I perform daily for optimal calf/foot comfort. Thank you StrongTek.

I want to like this more than I do.It is very easy to fold flat to store, then set up to use, for multiple angles.But it looks and feels flimsy. It claims a much higher weight capacity than I'm going to put on it, so I'm taking that on faith that it's not going to crack.I can't imagine a person with large feet being comfortable using it; it's very small. I'm grateful for my size 7.5 feet.It could stand to have its base be a bit wider than the platform area, perhaps, so it would feel less tippy. I position it near something to steady myself, because there are small movements in stepping on and off that are disconcerting.

If you need to stretch your calf due to a medical problem this is for you. I had been stretching my calfs on a stair, but this gives a much greater stretch. There are several adjustments, I have it adjusted mid level. Light and easy to carry and can also use it when sitting at a desk.

I use this while I brush my teeth. It is great to use and really helps my calves.

Perfect solution to combat my problems with plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendons!

Cheap construction.

I purchased one of these a couple of years ago - my friend needed it so gave it to her, I purchased this one and although it looks the same, the riser bars are at different inclines. I could use 1st, 2nd and third on my previous slant board. With this new model, I can use level one, which is not as "steep" as the first unit , and level 2, which is steeper than level 2 on the first unit, Level three is almost impossible to stand on without your feet sliding off the back heel stops. Wish I had my "old" model back