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KEFL Balance Pads

KEFL Balance Pads

Regular price £16.99
Sale price £16.99 Regular price

Built without compromise.

Step onto the Balance Pad and experience a fitness revolution. Crafted with soft TPE, it offers controlled instability, activating intricate stabilising muscles.

Perfect for rehabilitation, it provides a secure haven for safe recovery. Elevate your yoga practice, and embrace a new era of exercise.

Whether you're at a stand-up desk or seeking extra comfort, the Balance Pad offers unparalleled support. Its non-slip, easy-to-maintain surface ensures a seamless fitness experience.

Specifications

Material High-density foam
Surface Non-slip textured training surface
Use Balance, stability, rehabilitation and core training
Design Lightweight support pad for home gym use
Warranty 1 year structural

Not sure which to buy?

Choose your balance challenge

Use the surface to add controlled instability.

  • Beginner

    Two-foot balance, supported standing and gentle rehabilitation drills.

  • Intermediate

    Single-leg work, squats and controlled strength exercises.

  • Advanced

    Dynamic movement and reduced hand support for a greater stability challenge.

WHY CHOOSE THIS BALANCE TRAINER

Challenge stability, activate smaller muscles and build control from the ground up

  • Make Simple Exercises Harder

    The unstable surface increases the demand on ankles, knees, hips and core.
  • Useful for Rehabilitation

    Supports controlled balance and proprioception work at an appropriate pace.
  • Comfortable Underfoot

    A cushioned surface provides support during standing, kneeling and floor drills.
  • Fits Many Routines

    Add it to yoga, strength, mobility and stability sessions.
Common questions

Questions, answered

What weight should I start with?

Most first-time buyers start heavier than they think. Beginners tend to do well with 4-8kg for mobility and learning the swing, while most home-gym owners land around 10-16kg for strength and conditioning. See the weight guide above for a fuller breakdown.