Aduro Sport Exercise Twist Board, Ankle Body Aerobic and Cardio Exercise Twist Board with Precision Ball-Bearing, Foot Massage, and Rotating Non-Slip Safety Platform, Wobble Fitness Fit Waist Exercise

I bought this because one of my staff members uses hers every time her Fitbit says “move.” I thought it was just a way to cheat the steps but this thing is WORK on the abs. Getting the hang of “twisting without turning“ took a few tries. (Buy one and you’ll see what I mean. Haha!) If you use it in your socks, you get a bit of a foot massage with the texture. I brought it home with my Covid-19 evacuation essentials so that I could use it when I work from home. Great little pick me up during a long workday. Helps you get moving if when you’re confined to a desk most of the day.

Bought it for a friend and for my mom and they both love it!! I have the same thing at home, but from a different company. I can tell you that this version is far superior! It is easy to use and you don't feel like you are breaking the board when you step on it! It is very sturdy and fun to use. Would definitely recommend! :)

Nur 25cm, anstelle von den 30,48cm, die im 2ten Bild angegeben sind.

When this arrived I didn't have much confidence in it, as it is significantly smaller than I imagined. I can just about have my feet hips'-width apart, but actually this works better.I'm finding it most effective when used in a slight squatting position with weights in each hand - felt the burn immediately. But then again I'm not as fit as I could be, so maybe it's just that.Pros: Easy to use and tailor workouts to your needs; easily stored and retrieved; fairly sturdy (so far); the ridges on the board give a good foot massage too.Cons: none really, but conversely the ridges on the board could be a bit uncomfortable if you're using it bare foot like I do, but I quite appreciate the nerve stimulation massage.

For $11 each, these are by far the cheapest rotator discs on Amazon currently. I bought two as turnout discs for ballet, and they do the job perfectly. They turn smoothly. There is decent resistance in the sense that they won’t just spin if no weight is pressing down on them (i.e. my cat can’t spin them herself), but I can turn out and in with minimal effort. They are stable and do not tip, even when I use them with each foot somewhat off-center. They stay put on the floor and do not slide. They seem durable enough to hold up to regular, non-abusive wear, although for my purposes I’m only putting about 50-55 lbs on each one. Highly recommend for turnout exercises.