Ohuhu Resistance Bands Set Sportneer Exercise Band, Stackable Up To 105lbs for Home Gym Workout, with Door Anchor, Ankle Strap and Chest Expander (Brand)

Works as advertised. Users stability is a function of the internal pressure which can be adjusted with the pump provided. Excellent device for muscle coordination .

Delighted. Cannot believe this holds my overweight self and my bank is straight. Perfect for posture and core.

brilliant building core muscles, helped my back, also use it for training my dogs

Full disclosure: I was sent this for review, I am under no pressure to give a good review, all views are my ownI have been using this solidly at work since it arrived.I personally have back problems and have recently bought a standing desk.This works perfectly with my set up, every 15 min I stand on this.the instant I stand on it i feel the pressure release in my back and my posture realign.its made of very robust plastic rubber, and in no way feels like it will burst under my weight!!Thoroughly recommend

I have an ankle injury that means I need to do lots of balancing exercises and this looked like a great item to help me. When it arrives, you need to pump it with the additional pump. At first we struggled but found that the needle of the pump needs to be inserted as far as it will go, then it will pump easily. It took about a minute to inflate. Now, my balance is awful, and I found this really difficult to stand on, needing something to hold on to. i hope that with time this will improve! My husband tried it also and quickly was able to balance using his core. He is also using it behind his back as a support and finds it comfortable. I would say, for recovery of an injury this is great, and also for exercise purposes.

This Cushion exerciser was sourced for all the family, it can be used by the young and old, it is an ideal balance tool, the less air the better the balance ability, the rough side has a massage quality, my elderly parents like to use this sitting down using it to stimulate the feet, again the less air the better the workout, my Dad uses it as a back cushion, and uses it at the computer to keep his feet active, my daughter does us it to exercise at home if the gym is out of the question, she feels it adds variety and has improved her general balancing and her ankles/legs tone.I can see it could be used to support rehab post injury if used under medical supervision as a part of an exercise programme, it is easy to stow away when not in use.