EVERYMILE Balance Board With Handle For Core Trainer, Exercise Stability & Physical Therapy Workouts - Wobble Balance Board Portable Gym Trainer Review

Being stationery in front of screens for work is even less mobile than attending meetings in person.I was noticing my ankles getting stiff and it causing mobility issues when I got up to work around.I got this board for under my desk to rotate my feet around while I sit.It was a big hit withy some visiting young children, too who used it to play balancing games on.It is very sturdy and I love the handles designed into it.No regrets about this purchase.

So this balance board is great don't get me wrong but here in comes one small issue. Its small. for me this is very small and it's my fault for not clearly seeing the size on the description and determining how big this would be. I can still use it , however; from a personal stand point i thought this would be bigger.

It seems plenty durable, I just wish it was a little bigger. I use it daily, and my husband uses to stretch his hamstring. Thanks for attention.

I use this to stand on while working at a standing desk all day and it's great. The surface is hard so it can make your feet hurt after a while, but it's worth it and nothing a comfy pair of shoes doesn't help with. It does say "no slip", but socks definitely slip a bit so you have to be careful getting on and off. Many people have stopped by my office to try it and think it's a great idea after hopping on for a bit.

After buying this, I have realized a few things. One, a circular deck serves no purpose. A rectangle might have provided a wider (better) stance. After all, I don't have 'pi' feet, only two. The ratio of deck diameter (15.5 in) to the height of the base (4 in) makes it difficult to get onto and off of this board due to the angle it makes with the floor when tipped. (The board must be tipped all the way over in order to get one's feet in place.) I think an 18 in-long rectangle with a 3 in height

I bought this to add some spice to my yoga. It's smaller than I actually thought. I have big feet (size 11) and they do, kinda, fit side by side, but it's not easy with the two grips. I also wanted to use it for planks, but it hurts my shoulders since they're not spaced apart right.The biggest reason I'd recommend this, though, is for kids. My boys are obsessed with it. It taught my oldest balance that he transferred to his skateboard. My youngest is doing all kinds of Spiderman tricks off it.A

Overall, the product is worth the money. However, I wish the handles were more ergonomically for my hand. It is uncomfortable to hold while doing push-ups.

I purchased this product to add to the home gym. It is perfect for helping perfect balance while strengthening my legs and torso. I have combined this product with kettle bells and resistance bands and feel my core g

I happen to be a balance training addict and so far this is the best equipment I’ve had. I’ve gotten other wobble boards from different brands and different materials, this one is the best built and doesn’t make any creaking sounds when using. If you’re looking for the 360degree tilt type wobble board, this is the one to get.

I found this product to be durable, attractive, and perfect for my home fitness space. I had seen the original "Bosu Balance Board" for $100 and wanted one but thought it too expensive. However, the EveryMile Wobble Balance Board has done everything I asked of it for 70% less money! In fact, I loved mine so much, I bought a second one as a gift for a friend who admired mine!Highly recommended!

The surface is slippery if you have socks on. Fine for bare feet or shoes. The wooden wobble boards with sand-paper like grip on top have better gripping.The holes from the handles are annoying. You have to rotate it so that the holes don't line up with your feet.The rounded bottom makes a more dynamic feel than the wobble boards that just have a support in the middle. I like that, but for the other reasons I returned it.The seller had great customer service and in addition to accepting my…

Cannot use with just socks on. It’s too smooth and everyone falls off. I like the balance boards with sand paper or grit. I can use those inside with socks. This board is so smooth you have to use a wall to get on and get started or wear shoes. Unfortunately not a fan

We are building our home gym equipment collection and I wanted a good balance board. This one is great! It is durable, portable and well made. I honestly thought it was going to be squishy like a bosu ball on the domed side, but it is firm. This makes it better for balancing on, but does limit some functionality (core exercises on the domed side) that a bosu has. It is a little narrow so you can only do close grip tricep push-ups, but I ordered this mainly for practicing yoga postures to help…

Unfortunately this is way too slippery to use in any way but while wearing shoes. The top is too slippery to use barefoot or especially in socks/slippers; part of the bottom is grippy, but while you're getting on the board the grippy part is not touching the floor. I would not feel safe using this while holding anything in my hands (eg dumbbells). Will have to exchange for a more grippy alternative.

I wish I purchased this sooner! I use this to provide an extra workout the calves, quads, etc all while multitasking if I have to stand in place for a while (i.e. using my laptop on my standup desk or watching a video). It's very sturdy as well so doing pushups on this is also a benefit. I wouldn't use socks on this because you might slip once you start to lose your balance. Bare feet is the way to go. I would def recommend this as an additional supplement to your workout routine

ITs nice and sturdy, dont worry about it breaking or bending in any way. I ordered the yellow and the color is more green than I was expecting, but it's not a bad color. Overall, I really like it for my standing desk, helps me not get so bored while WFH