Slant Board Calf Stretcher, 3 Pcs Foot Stretcher Incline Board for Plantar Fasciitis Physical Therapy Equipment, Adjustable Foam Slant Board wedge Great for Exercises, Squats and Calf Stretching

I am using regularlyIt’s a very good product

Quality and purpose Ok but it's made from foarm not rubber. Cost also very high.

Estan muy bromosas, lo q si muy ligeras.Pero al ser muy ligeras se resbala del piso...o al menos q lo pongas en un piso muy aspero

My teenage son has walked on his tiptoes since he was a toddler. He now Experiences significant cramping in his calfs. I ordered these to help him exercise and loosen up these muscles.Hes been using them for 2 months almost every day and is experiencing significant relief.I never thought that Such a simplified item could provide so much help.The different heights allow him to gradually increase the level of stretch~ as to not overdo it and possibly cause pain.The extremely light weight styrofoam like material is uniquely designed to cushion and add comfort.Also very durable and holding up quite well.He Makes sure to always wear socks to provide better grip.I have recommended these to lots of friends and family. Extremely happy with this purchase!Totally worth the price!

Great product. Its sturdy and a great asset to my workout. Looks just like the picture. You can see how big it is compared to me. I have a size 8 foot.

I like me that this is a very lightweight calf stretcher that’s easy to move around based on your needs. It’s nice that you have several options as well for a light and easy stretch all the way to a deep intense stretch. These have great grip on them if you are using them with shoes. I added workout tape to mine because as I was stretching inside barefoot, my feet would begin to slip and slide. The tape helps add the additional grip needed when barefoot. Simple easy and effective product!

Clever design that is very useful for a variety of stretches and exercises, like learning to do deep squats.I bought two sets so that I can set a number of ramps in a row, either side to side or fore and aft.Moving ramp to ramp with the inclines in a variety of directions certainly helps with feet and ankle dexterity and suppleness. Brain nimbleness as well.I do wish that the grip, for using barefoot, especially on the steeper pieces, was grippier, but it teaches you to pay attention to foot placement and weight placement on the bottom of the foot.