10. Yes4All Wobble Balance Board – Exercise Balance Stability Trainer for Physical Therapy, Standing Desk

Lots more comment, with one reviewer explaining, “ Excellent for Rehab “. Another reviewer appreciates: “ Great quality, useful tool “. “ For Working at a Standing Desk ”, writes one reviewer.

Rehab is a tiring, long experience, but it’s necessary if I want to experience a full recovery. I purchased this balance board for use at home to assist with my high ankle sprain recovery. I went back and forth between this style and the inflatable style. I’m glad that I decided on this board. Right now, I’m not standing on it or working on my balance, but rather, I’m using it as a way to strengthen my muscles, ligaments, and tendons while also working on achieving better flexibility. Because I have small feet, the 15 1/2″ diameter provides a lot of flexibility on foot placement which means that I can get a deeper stretch depending on where I place my foot on the board. I can work on front to back motion as well as side to side motion. The non-slip feature provides plenty of traction. Because I’m working on flexation, I

Excellent for Rehab

I work in home health physical therapy and wanted this to work on ankle range of motion and balance with my patients. I trusted the positive reviews and ordered it on daily deal. There are a few things I really like about this board. First, the grip decal is on the entirety of the standing surface, not just on the colored portions. This makes it more safe than if it were designed with less grip and easier to disinfect without causing the adhesive to weaken. Second, it’s well finished with nicely sanded edges that won’t catch on hems, slippers or fragile skin. There are also eight attachment points on the base to the convex floor part, so the likelihood of screws shearing and patients falling due to board failure is almost nil. I’m pleased with the quality of this product and look forward to using it in practice. Thanks!

Great quality, useful tool

First of all, who are all these people who get sent a free $20 balance board? And why are all the reviews by paid testers on ALL the cheap balance boards (which I am 90% sure are all the same product, at least the wooden ones, rebranded)? Anyways. I thought I’d write a review because nobody talks about whether these things work for standing desks. I looked, and couldn’t find a satisfactory answer. I got a Steppie instead, for $100, and was disappointed–too easy to stand on, as it only moves side to side. I didn’t end up moving. It was okay, but didn’t help a lot. Maybe good for folks with poor balance. I’m young and pretty athletic, and wasn’t challenged. I got one of these afterwards–it was cheap, figured I didn’t have much to lose–and it actually works great. I work between 4-6 hours a day on it, and am

For Working at a Standing Desk

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