20 Degree SumoWedgie (PRE-ORDER)
24 inches wide. Lightweight. Perfect for wide stance squats & tight calves.
This is a PRE-ORDER. It will ship to you May 15th.
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Built for Strength & Stability
Our 20° Slant Board is made from high-density, heavy-duty material and supports up to 1,000 lbs. Its wide 24” platform is perfect for hip- or shoulder-width stances, giving you a stable base for squats, stretches, and more.
No slipping. No shifting. Just stable movement.
Equipped with 4 non-slip silicone grips on the bottom and anti-slip grip tape on top, the Wedgie stays locked to the floor—and keeps your feet planted during every squat, calf raise, or stretch.
Boost Strength & Mobility
A deeper range of motion means more muscle and tendon activation in your quads, glutes, and calves. Perfect for squats, stretches, and rehab.
3 Main Reasons
There's a biomechanical reason elite coaches have used heel elevation for decades — and it works from your very first rep.
Improves Squat Depth Immediately
Limited ankle mobility restricts how deep you can squat. Heel elevation reduces the dorsiflexion demand at the ankle, allowing your knees to travel forward naturally so you can hit full depth from rep one.
Increases Quad Activation
Heel elevated squats shift more load onto your quads and glutes — the muscles that are supposed to be doing the work. More quad activation means stronger legs, better knee tracking, and more effective training.
Keeps Your Torso More Upright
Excessive forward lean during squats is one of the most common form breakdowns. Heel elevation allows your torso to stay upright naturally, reducing trunk lean and keeping your center of mass balanced over your feet.