Adjustable Calf Stretch Slant Board — durable, waterproof, non-slip support with four angle settings for progressive stretching and rehab. Key benefits Customizable stretch intensity: four adjustable angle settings let you control calf and Achilles stretch safely as flexibility improves. Stable, non-slip surface: textured top provides secure footing during exercises to reduce the risk of slipping. Easy to clean and maintain: wipe with a cloth or rinse with water for a quick refresh; waterproof construction prevents water damage. Durable, reusable construction: made from wear-resistant PP foam that is odorless and built for repeated use. Compact and portable: folds or stores easily and is convenient to carry between home, gym, or studio. Features and specifications Function: slant board for calf stretches, ankle mobility, and lower-leg conditioning. Adjustment: four distinct angle positions for gradual progression and varied training needs. Material: robust, wear-resistant polypropylene (PP) foam — waterproof and odorless. Surface: non-slip texture for reliable footing during barefoot or shod use. Maintenance: wipe clean or rinse with water; quick-drying, low-maintenance design. Performance and compatibility Suitable for beginners through advanced users — adjust resistance and angle to match ability and goals. Stable under typical bodyweight loads for stretching, warm-ups, and mobility sessions. Designed for home use, physiotherapy and rehab settings (use under professional guidance), gym warm-ups, and athletic training. Typical use scenarios Pre-run warm-up: perform controlled calf stretches at a lower incline before increasing intensity for dynamic activity. Post-injury or rehab sessions: gradually increase angle to restore ankle dorsiflexion and reduce tightness under a therapist’s guidance. Home fitness and mobility routines: incorporate into daily stretching or balance exercises to improve flexibility and prevent tightness. Who this is for Anyone seeking a simple, adjustable tool to improve calf and ankle flexibility, support rehabilitation work, or add targeted mobility work to their fitness routine.