Steel Slant Board Calf Stretcher for Squat 600lbs Weight Capacity Adjustable Incline Balance Board for Relieving Plantar Fasciitis Achilles Tendonitis Muscle Injuries Home Gym or Commercial

Naitesen Professional Slant Board for Calf Stretcher 600lbs Weight Capacity Adjustable Incline Balance Board for Foot Leg Hamstring Knees Ankle Heel Stretching Training for Home Gym or Commercial

• Physical Therapy Equipment: The slant board helps promote blood circulation, reduces lactic acid buildup through stretching, and relieves plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and muscle injuries, specifically stretching the foot, leg, hamstring, knees, ankle, heel before/after working out, such as warm-up before squatting, Pilates, Yoga, running, weight lifting, and other exercises, or doing some balance training. Recommended by physical therapists.
• Heavy Duty Slant Board: Made of sturdy Steel material, weighs 11.3lbs, Max 600lbs weight capacity, belongs to the gym-specific grade professional inclined board, stronger and more sturdy than wood, ensuring no cracking, stronger and more stable during use.
• 5 Adjustable: Naitesen incline board for calf stretcher offers an excellent range of stretch at 15°, 23°, 30°, 35°and 40°, it can meet the needs of different application scenarios and different applicable people. You can adjust different angles and stretching poses, to achieve different degrees of stretching of various parts of the body.
• Non-slip Surface: The surface of the balance board covered with a layer of non-slip sandpaper, increases the friction to make you safer and more stable when working out.
• Non-slip Feet: The calf stretcher slant board installed with 4 non-slip rubber feet, prevents damage to floors and increases the stability and balance of the product
• Free Installation: All the parts are installed, and you can experience the slant board and stretch now after receiving the product.
• What You Get: ONE-YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY, 60 DAYS MONEY BACK, 24/7 CUSTOMER SERVICE. Free to contact us if you have any issues.