Deep Calf Stretcher - Slant Board Stretching for Plantar Fasciitis & Achilles Tendonitis, Feet Mobility & Heel Pain Relief, Incline Wedge for Strained Ankle - Foot Rocker Stretch Replacement

I could not believe I was paying this much for a calf stretcher. I have bought several gizmos over the years. I would use them for awhile and then they would end up in a closet. This one has not left my doorway since I bought it. I use it every day. You stretch muscles you didn't know you had. I wish I had a video of my son in law when he comes over. He walks in the door and walks right over to the stretcher and oohs and ahs for 10 minutes every time he comes over. I may have to buy him one for Christmas. It is remarkable and you must take your shoes off to get the full effect. This device helped me recover from meniscus surgery. My calf was the most painful part of the recovery and I really was able to recover from the tightness after using the Calfpro. My husband uses it for his plantar fasciitis. It is expensive but it works. It is very sturdy and effective.

Yes, it's a bit expensive - but like the old saying goes, "You get what you pay for." It's well-built, and allows you to solidly anchor your foot (one at a time) to get an extremely effective stretch in the achilles heel area, which on many people can become extremely tight due to lack of sufficient stretching on a daily basis.Excellent product for keeping the back of the lower leg relaxed and flexible! I wish I had this device when I used to run full marathons many years ago, as I suspect it would have saved me from many injuries.

So far so good. I’ve used slant boards forever, but this tool gives a much better stretch. The heel cradle really makes a difference. Is the cost worth it, that’s up to you. For me, being someone who is constantly dealing with tight calves, it is.Great stretch before and after exercise.

Well built. Excellent calf deep stretch.

Overall, I’m happy with the Calf Pro as it is a high quality product. It is a tad more expensive than I would have liked and I would like to see it with a few different incremental positions ie: 15/30/45 degree. However, the single locking position for the ~45degree is a solid stretch but it does require some changes in body position relative to it to get those smaller increments — it is important to note, you can use it on relatively any surface and/or against any secure object for additional support as you aren’t necessarily limited to being in a doorway.All and all, this device compared to the calf stretchers that use a ‘rocking’ motion that you can get for $15-30, this is worth while investment if you’re seated for longer periods of times and struggle with ankle/calf mobility.

It worked for me to relieve symptoms of plantar fasciitis. It's a great piece of equipment. You will need a slant board as well to round out all of the muscles that need to be stretched. I didn't like spending so much money, but I had to because I wanted help. IT was worth it to me.

I bought the Calfpro off an Instagram ad, thinking I would return it if I didn't think it was worth the money. It is definitely worth the money. I have always had very tight calves and this stretcher is better than any I have ever used. I bring it out when we have visitors because I want others to see what a good calf stretch actually feels like. It has definitely made a difference in the tightness of my legs and restless leg syndrome at night. Love it.

I'm an avid marathoner who has been having tons of issues with my lower legs, all tied to tight calves. I've been in physical therapy for 8 weeks with little relief. Finally bought this out of desperation and immediately felt relief after the first use. I am super excited to see how it goes with continued daily use. It is high quality and gives a much deeper stretch than I would be able to do on my own or even with the slant board I use at PT.