Power Systems Adjustable Premium Slant Board for Stretching and Strengthen Shins, Calves, and Ankles, 14 x 14 Inches, Gray (80321)

Ordered this because of plantar fasciitis. It has been helping alot but you have to be dedicated if you have severe issues. I found the ramp to be too high on the lowest setting when I first started and would recommend some 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood under the heel side if you are going to be standing on it with both feet at the same time. I stand on the side at times and sometimes with both feet on it. I wish the base was wider than the top because it will tip sideways if you step on it to the side rather than the center. It has nice rubber feet that don't leave marks on the wood floor (it's behind our couch and I stand on it and watch TV with my wife sitting on the couch. The anti skid is really nice and so far is holding up well. I don't use this socks on, I wear my in house tennis shoes. It's built sturdy and I think it is the best thing going but could be a little better with a few refinements. I may make my own outriggers so it isn't prone to tipping if you step too close to the edge of the platform accidently. I say buy this if you need one of these!

a great slant board. bought one to stretch out the calves and do ankle PT with. few vidoes out there on the youtubes also of exercises for petella tendonitis relief, awesome! Def a nice luxury to have for the gym.Product is a little heavy, somewhat sturdy. the -1 star is because the base is not completley level, theres about 3mm of play from the floor. not a reason to send it back but for the cost youd expect more attention to detail. On the plus side, its easy to adjust and the diamond tac grip is awesome. Bonus, you can put it in front of your incline bench to rest your feet on for dumbell work or use it as a backstop for doing single leg exercises, i.e. lunges.Overall, I like it. Had the base been even it would have been a 5 star product

I was hesitant to spend this much money on a slant board -- I'm not a runner nor do I exercise that much BUT I walk daily & have had bouts of Plantar Fascitis over the past 15 years so I wanted to try to do something to loosen up my always too tight calf muscles. This board is Excellent!! Solid, large enough for anyone to use, folds flat so I can slide it under the sofa for storage, easy set up, easy to use............I can't say enough about the quality of this board. It;s heavy but not unwieldy & allows for 4 levels of angle so you can stretch as much or as little as you need. After years of trying silly little tennis balls or awkward foam rollers to loosen up my calves, this does it all. And as for the expense..............well, how much have I spent on orthotic inserts, Dr visits, massages, other stretching devices, new sneakers & even on heat wraps/creams etc over the years?? A lot! This won;t solve all of the muscle issues I have (hey, getting older is kinda the pits) but it really does help with my tight calf/knee/ankle even arch concerns & I use it everyday. Just be careful not to overdo it at first -- it feels so good!!

So you have tight calves and you’re looking for the best product on the market to help stretch your calf muscles? Look no further and order this one! It’s built like a tank and has multiple angles to choose. The grip tape works awesome and I recommend using shoes while using this unit for the best results. The best feature of this calf stretcher is that it doesn’t put any pressure on the ball of your foot. The pressure on the bottom of your feet is evenly distributed and you will get the best stretch out of your calf muscles. I wear a size 13 shoe and I have no problem with this unit.

I've used several different slant boards at various gyms over the years. Unfortunately the slant on this board is too extreme on the lowest setting. My partner cannot even stand on it. I had to modify to make it usable but wished I bought another product.I've owned other Power Systems products in the past, and even used a previous model of their slant board. I would generally recommend Power Systems equipment but not this slant board.

Well built, sturdy and just what I was looking for! I'm a runner/weightlifter and very active 40 year old who has lower leg issues (i.e. achillies, plantar facia) and I wanted a slant board like the ones I use at my physical therapists office. I looked at the wooden ones but they are bulky. This one folds down flat and is low profile when folded. It is well made and very sturdy! Getting it out for use and then storing it is away is ultra easy and it doesn't the up hardly any room. I highly recommend!

This is the best slant board I've ever seen. Far exceeded my expectations. Very well designed and made. It's made out of heavy gauge metal and will probably be around a lot longer than I will. Folds flat so it doesn't take up much room. It has a very good non slip surface. I am very pleased with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good quality incline board. It shipped quickly and arrived in perfect condition. Board adjusts to 20, 30, 35, and 40 degrees per the manufacturer's web site. The surface is 14 1/4 in. x 14 1/4 in. The nonslip surface starts at the very bottom and is 13 1/4 in. wide by 12 in. high. MADE IN THE USA

Been holding up and working for years. She uses it daily and weighs about 115 lbs. Keeps he feet stretched to help her walk.

This was just what I was looking for -- great for squats and working on ankle mobility. Multiple angles makes it really challenging. I looked at a bunch before buying this one and glad I did -- this one is worth it.

LA planche est beaucoup trop inclinée même à son plus bas niveau et danger de faire des chutes

Quality is pretty good. I'm pretty happy with it

Extremely durable, and will probably last longer than I will in my present incarnation. Stable, easy-to-use, and worth every penny. Yes, it was more expensive than I had hoped, but it is commercial quality and is a lifetime investment.

Great product but packaged poorly and was slightly damaged on arrival.