Why it's best: The Bongo Board is at the top of the heap for a number of reasons – first and foremost it is a solid piece of equipment capable of holding even large bodied individuals without any problem, this board will hold up to frequent use. Fitter First also has...read full review
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Why it's a best pick: This board from Carrom has many similar traits to the Bongo Board, it is very solid (capable of supporting 300 lbs solid) and the movement is very fluid. Though there isn’t as much grip material on the surface of the board there are “anti slips strips” to ... read full review
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Why it's a best pick: The Wobble Board is a slightly different design from the balance boards that hold the top two spots - the circular shape of the board itself and of the “balance unit” on the bottom allow for 360 degree movement. Personally I prefer the more tradi... read full review
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Why it's a best pick: The Deluxe Balance Board has the same design as the GoFit Wobble Board, it is very lightweight and has good 360 degree grip. This board from Isokinetics can also be adjusted between two levels of difficulty, as your balance improves you can move to the higher level of diffi... read full review
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Why it's a best pick: This is another slightly different design, it’s kind of a cross breed between the traditional balance board and the wobble board and it has its own unique benefits when compared to the other two styles of balance trainer. The Rocker Board is a solid unit... read full review
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