Refurbished SumoWedgie
- Exercise video database
- Anti-inflammatory food shopping list & sleep routine
- Five workouts per week
Product Features
Extra Wide Design
Anti-Slip Bottom
Anti-Slip Top
Our 20 Degree Slant Board will build you stronger legs by increasing your flexibility and placing more tension on the legs.
According to the latest research, higher heel elevations may reduce the risk of lower back injury by keeping your posture more upright under load.
Our 20 Degree Slant Board is made from anti-slip, high-density material that can hold up to 1000 lbs.
Each slant board is wide and long enough to elevate both of your feet hip or shoulder width apart.
14” long x 24” wide x 4.5” tall
Our 20 Degree Slant Board will build you stronger legs by increasing your flexibility and placing more tension on the legs.
According to the latest research, higher heel elevations may reduce the risk of lower back injury by keeping your posture more upright under load.
Our 20 Degree Slant Board is made from anti-slip, high-density material that can hold up to 1000 lbs.
Each slant board is wide and long enough to elevate both of your feet hip or shoulder width apart.
14” long x 24” wide x 4.5” tall
FAQs
Questions we get from customers before and after their purchase.
1. How long will my product take to ship?
We take 24 hours to process an order and then shipping takes 2-6 business days to arrive. Overseas deliveries can take anywhere from 3-12 days. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.
2. Do you offer free returns?
Yes, you have 90 days to test the product to see if you like it. If you aren't satisfied, you can return it for a full refund.
3. Can't I just use plates?
Weight plates may elevate your heel, but they don’t bring your center of mass backward; they put more pressure on your forefoot, which is not the goal. The purpose of a heel elevated squat is to shift your weight backward so that the knees have more space to go forward. Also, you have to stack three five-pound plates to get the same heel elevation as Squat Wedgiez. Weight plates leave gaps between your feet and the ground, decreasing your balance and reducing the sensory information needed for your ankle and foot to work optimally.