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Adjustable Incline Board

Adjustable Incline Board

Regular price $97.99 USD
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Better mobility, one stretch at a time.

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  • 5 angles, 20°–45°
  • Non-slip surface
  • Folds flat

Product details

Improve your mobility with one of the simplest tools in fitness. The Vanteau Adjustable Incline Board, also known as a slant board, lets you stretch calves, Achilles and hamstrings more deeply, and it is widely used for heel-elevated squats and lower-body mobility drills. It is a small addition to your routine that can make everyday movement feel easier and more comfortable over time.

Five adjustable angles from 20 to 45 degrees let you start gently and progress as your flexibility improves, making it suitable for beginners, runners, lifters and seasoned athletes alike. The textured, non-slip surface keeps your feet planted, and the sturdy wooden build feels solid underfoot for stretching, strengthening and balance work. Use it before a run to warm up or after training to cool down and stretch out. Short, consistent daily sessions of just a few minutes make it easy to build better flexibility into your routine without needing a gym membership or any extra equipment.

When you are finished, the board folds flat so it can slide under a bed, stand behind a door or travel to the gym. Begin at the lowest angle, move slowly and stop if you feel sharp pain. If you are recovering from an injury, ask a physiotherapist or doctor how best to include it in your program.

  • Type: Adjustable incline / slant board
  • Angles: 5 settings, 20° to 45°
  • Material: Wood with non-slip surface
  • Design: Foldable, portable
  • Use: Calf stretching, squats, mobility
  • Level: Beginner to advanced

Materials & care

Wood with a non-slip surface. Begin at the lowest angle and stop if you feel sharp pain.

Where to use it

Home gyms, living rooms, gyms and before or after runs.

Shipping & returns

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Small board, big difference

Deeper stretches

Calves, Achilles and hamstrings.

Five angles

From 20° to 45°, progress as you go.

Solid wood

Feels stable underfoot.

Folds flat

Stores under a bed or behind a door.

Start gently, progress steadily.

Stretch

Start gently, progress steadily.

Five adjustable angles from 20 to 45 degrees let you begin with a comfortable stretch and progress as your flexibility improves. Use the board to stretch calves, Achilles and hamstrings more deeply than you could on flat ground. Short, consistent sessions of a few minutes each day make it easy to build into your routine. Begin at the lowest angle, move slowly and stop if you feel sharp pain.

Heel-elevated squats and mobility drills.

Strengthen

Heel-elevated squats and mobility drills.

The textured, non-slip surface keeps your feet planted for heel-elevated squats, balance work and lower-body mobility drills. A sturdy wooden build feels solid underfoot, whether you are a beginner, a runner, a lifter or a seasoned athlete. Use it before a run to warm up or after training to stretch out. If you are recovering from an injury, ask a physiotherapist or doctor how best to include it.

Out of sight in seconds.

Store it

Out of sight in seconds.

When you are finished, the board folds flat in seconds. Slide it under a bed, stand it behind a door or carry it to the gym in your bag, so it never takes over the room. Its compact folded shape makes daily practice easy to keep up at home without a gym membership or extra equipment. Simply unfold it, choose your angle and start your next session.

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Questions, answered

What angles does it offer?
Five settings from 20° to 45°.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. Start at the lowest angle and progress over time.
Is it portable?
It folds flat for storage and travel.
What if I'm recovering from injury?
Ask a physiotherapist or doctor how best to include it in your program.