FlexForm™ 3-Level Adjustable Incline Stretch Board

Upgrade your mobility and lower-body strength with the FlexForm™ 3-Level Adjustable Incline Stretch Board, designed to stretch, strengthen, and recover key muscle groups. Built from durable EPP material, this lightweight, slip-resistant board offers three angle settings — ideal for squats, calf raises, yoga, hamstring stretches, and Achilles tendon rehab. Whether you're improving ankle mobility or adding intensity to your workout, FlexForm™ helps boost performance and prevent injury. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts, runners, and rehab routines alike. Compact, easy to carry, and effective for both gym and home use.

⭐ 2. Features

• 3 adjustable incline levels for different workout intensities

• Made from eco-friendly, high-density EPP foam

• Non-slip surface for safe stretching and training

• Targets calves, hamstrings, glutes, ankles, and thighs

• Enhances flexibility, strength, and injury prevention

• Lightweight and easy to store or transport

⚙️ 3. How It Works

FlexForm™ elevates your heels to change the angle of muscle engagement, allowing for deeper stretches and better targeting of your calves, hamstrings, and glutes. The adjustable incline promotes safe and controlled movement, ideal for squats, tendon rehab, or dynamic warmups. Its EPP material cushions joints and provides a stable, slip-resistant base.

✨ 4. Results

• Increased flexibility and lower-body mobility

• Improved squat form and muscle engagement

• Reduced risk of calf and Achilles injuries

• Accelerated recovery from foot and leg strain

• Better athletic performance and posture over time

❓ 5. Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s the maximum weight it can hold?
A: It supports up to 250 lbs (113 kg) and is safe for most body types.

Q: Is it suitable for beginners?
A: Yes, start on the lowest incline and progress as flexibility improves.

Q: Can I use it barefoot?
A: Absolutely — it’s slip-resistant and comfortable for barefoot use.

Q: Is this safe for rehab or injury recovery?
A: Yes, but consult a physical therapist if recovering from a serious injury.

Q: How do I clean it?
A: Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap; air dry.