NATURAL CHEMISTREE Foot Rocker. Durable Calf Stretcher Device for Achillies Tendonitis. Great for Physical Therapy, Plantar Fasciitis, Calf Flexibility, Ankle Mobility. Feet and Shin Splint Relief.

No More Ankle, Calf Or Foot Pain!Whether you're an athlete, a runner or simply someone whose calves are too tight from prolonged standing or working, we've got exactly what you need to relieve your pain.And the best part is that you don't need to go to the gym to do it. You can do it rightfrom the comfort of your own home! Stretch Your Calves Without Any WorriesStep on this calf stretching device and worry not about slip or fall accidents! This balance board has a nonslip surface that won't allow you to slip, no matter what shoes you wear...or don't wear!There is also a rubber anti-slip surface on the bottom, which contrary to similar stretchers on the market, will keep the board in place in order to avoid damaging your floors.Take It Anywhere With YouPrevent and treat calf pain by properly using this tool at least once a day or a few times a week. It's lightweight and compact enough to take it with you at the office or at work and use during your breaks, especially if your calves tend to get particularly tight.Used By Physiotherapists & Podiatrists Around The WorldThe Natural Chemistree calf stretching tool is used to stretch the lower leg muscles easier and more effectively than other bodyweight techniques. 7200+ Orders Completed#1 RatedAmazon Service On Fiverr Since 2015Click For Support..Countless physical therapists, athletic trainers, podiatrists and other professionals have come to rely on this stretcher to treat and prevent lower leg and foot injuries.Its biomechanical design automaticallyaligns the foot in the optimal position to help you stretch tightcalf muscles, Achilles tendons, Plantar Fascia and other foot muscles.Plus, knowing that this lower leg stretcher is covered under our umbrella of a 1-year refund guarantee, there's simply nothing left to do but......Scroll Up, Click 'Add To Cart'And Forget All About Tight Calves & Distracting Pain