TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM Squat Wedge Slant Board 15° 12.2x6.1x3.5in home gym
A 15-degree non-slip slant board that elevates heels for stable squats and doubles as a calf stretcher for plantar fasciitis and Achilles relief
- Improve ankle, knee and hip mobility with a 15° elevated heel
- Support heavy lifts on a non-slip surface rated for 1500lbs
- Relieve calf strain, plantar fasciitis and Achilles pain with a versatile calf stretcher
- Stable 12.2x6.1in platform prevents sliding during squats and stretches
- Lightweight 3.5in high wedge made from durable non-slip material
Squat Wedge for Heel-Elevated Training
The TAURKENAM slant board raises the heels 15 degrees to help lifters maintain balance and stability under heavy loads. Its non-slip surface stays fixed on the floor, unlike foam wedges that shift when kicked. The board measures 12.2 by 6.1 by 3.5 inches and weighs roughly two pounds.
Angle and Load Limits for Daily Use
The fixed 15-degree incline suits general mobility work but cannot be adjusted for steeper or shallower angles. The platform is rated to hold over 1500 pounds, so it supports heavy barbell work, yet the single-angle design limits progression if a user needs variable elevation.
Replaces Improvised Heel Elevation
This wedge replaces makeshift plates, books or unstable foam blocks that slide or compress under load. The jump is worth it when consistent heel elevation is needed for deep squats, calf stretching or rehab movements such as plantar fasciitis and Achilles work. It does not suit users who require adjustable angles or a larger standing surface.
Highlights
- Improve ankle, knee and hip mobility with a 15° elevated heel
- Support heavy lifts on a non-slip surface rated for 1500lbs
- Relieve calf strain, plantar fasciitis and Achilles pain with a versatile calf stretcher
- Stable 12.2x6.1in platform prevents sliding during squats and stretches
- Lightweight 3.5in high wedge made from durable non-slip material
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 15-degree angle change the feel of a squat compared with a flat floor?
The fixed 15-degree incline raises the heels 3.5 inches at the rear, letting the knees track further forward so the torso stays more upright and the ankles need less dorsiflexion.
What does the 1500-pound load rating mean when the board is under a loaded barbell?
The board is tested to support over 1500 lbs without deforming, so it remains rigid even with heavy plates on a barbell and a lifter on top.
Will the 12.2-by-6.1-inch surface stay put on rubber gym flooring?
The non-slip material grips rubber flooring and resists sliding when kicked or loaded, unlike foam wedges that shift easily.
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