Pilaflexy
10-Ply · Solid Birch Wood

Stretch your calves without straining your joints

Pilaflexy is a foldable solid-wood slant board, designed with physiotherapists to relieve 7 common lower-body pain points — at home, at the office, or at the gym.

200 kg

Max load (440 lbs)

5

Adjustable angles

7

Pain points targeted

Pilaflexy foldable wooden slant board

Seven lower-body pain points, one solution

A sustained stretch at an incline gradually releases calves, tendons and joints — no jerking movements, entirely at your own pace.

Plantar Fasciitis

Stretches the fascia under the foot, easing morning stiffness with the first steps.

Achilles Tendonitis

A gentle angle unloads the tendon and supports its recovery.

Calf Cramps

Loosens the calf muscle and reduces nighttime cramping.

Hip Bursitis

Corrects squat posture to reduce compensations that irritate the hip.

Hallux Valgus

Redistributes pressure to relieve the front of the foot.

Baker's Cyst

A gentle stretch reduces pressure behind the knee.

Knee Pain

Improves ankle alignment to take pressure off the knee.

Scientific design slant board with adjustable incline and non-slip surface

Five angles, a setting for every level

Choose your incline based on your flexibility and the exercise at hand. The notched hinge adjusts in one motion, no tools needed.

20°
Pilaflexy foldable, portable slant board

Wherever you train

Foldable and lightweight (2.3 kg / 5 lbs), it slides under a desk, into a gym bag, or against a wall.

Pilaflexy used at home, at the gym, and at the office

Home

In front of the couch or on the yoga mat, 5 minutes a day.

Office

Under the desk, feet on an incline during calls.

Gym

As a warm-up before loaded squats and lunges.

Pilaflexy 5-piece resistance band set

5 resistance levels, so you can progress at your pace

The band set pairs perfectly with the board for strength work, mobility and recovery.

X-Light5–10 lbs
Light10–15 lbs
Medium15–20 lbs
Heavy25–30 lbs
X-Heavy30–40 lbs
Pilaflexy 5 resistance levels chart Six simple resistance band exercises for home workouts