The 10 Best Slant Boards
This wiki has been updated 6 times since it was first published in February of 2019. If you have issues with tightness or limited mobility in your calves, ankles, and shins, or are recovering from a torn Achilles tendon, one of these slant boards can help to stretch and strengthen lower leg muscles, which may also reduce the risk of future injuries. However, remember to always consult your doctor before beginning any at-home addition to your physical therapy regimen. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. Skip to the best slant board on Amazon.
10. OPTP Foam
9. Balance 1 Multi
8. StrongTek Wedge
7. Core Prodigy Calf Stretch
6. Yes4All Premium
5. Flybold Non-Slip
4. Liberty Imports Wooden
3. StrongTek Incline
2. Rolling With It Adjustable
1. Liberty Imports Professional
Editor's Notes
February 20, 2019:
Included a variety of styles, sizes, and price points. The StrongTek Incline is the largest option on our list, with the Liberty Imports Wooden coming in at a close second, and the latter has the added benefit of a locking mechanism for safety. The Liberty Imports Professional and Core Prodigy Calf Stretch are the lightest of the wooden models, making them good selections for those who can't (or don't want to) lug around too much weight when setting up for their exercise routine. The Balance 1 Multi and StrongTek Wedge are both inexpensive and much smaller than the wooden models, which is great for portability, but they can't support as much weight and probably won't work for users with larger feet.
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