ElginArchxerciser Pro Resistance - Blue

Came in a few hours ago. Im loving it already. Do I wish it could have more tension? Yes. 100%. But nothing is perfect. Good enough for me to use while sitting and watching YouTube videos. A quick trick. Do not use it with your knee right on top of the tool. Your knee should be more of a 45° from the tool (while sitting). Because the ankle is not locked, you can pull a little more with the toes which makes me feel like I'm working it more. With my knee over the tool, i barely feel anything. Maybe it's just me, but it works for me. Just try it I guess

If I had stronger feet and toes, I would not be looking for something like this. I have CP and I read the reviews on the less powerful ones saying how easy they were, so I chose this one. For me, though, this unit is going to be my goal unit. I could not pull it back even a little bit, so I am here to find one of the other Elgin devices, maybe the hot pink one. I think once I grow out of the less powerful one, I will likely be ready for this one. If you need a strong, powerful spring, this blue unit will be good for you. I just hope at the end of this journey, it will improve my sense of balance.

been using it for my pttd, it helps a bit but isn't super resistant even for someone with a compromised foot. but I definitely have noticed a difference with foot strength. not a bad tool for at home exercises.

Multiple exercises possible and good resistance

I used the product every other day, it just broke with out reason, seems very unreliable and potentially dangerous, will not purchase again and not recommend this faulty device.

I really like exercising non-traditional muscles as I feel that it will really set me up for injury prevention. In the past, I did competitive powerlifting and feel that I had a lot of weaknesses due to the simplicity of only targeting "the big 3" this allows me to have healthy feet, something very important not only in lifting but all day as they are my "foundation" and connection to the earth!

It takes about four weeks for the device to loosen up to a normal resistance. Then by the next month, mine fell apart. While exercising my foot the tension released and a screw and washer and spring sprang out! Now it is too late to return it. The plastic held up though.

I still have plantar fasciitis... I can burst out 100 of these... it seems as though I will have plantar fasciitis for the rest of my life.. I’m only 27 I’m just getting into my prime years and I can’t even have a decent workout at the gym