Curved Vibration Plate with Remote Control

Most vibration plates are a flat slab that leaves your arches hanging over the edge. This one curves across the top so the whole foot sits in contact with the deck and the pressure spreads instead of landing on your heels. Ten manual levels let you find a setting that suits you, or one press of the auto button runs a preset ten minute session from start to finish. The remote means you set the level from standing rather than bending down to the unit each time.

• Curved Standing Surface: The pedal curves so your whole foot stays flat on the deck.
• Ten Manual Levels: Step the intensity up or down to find a level that suits you.
• One Touch Auto Mode: A single press runs a preset ten minute session end to end.
• Remote Control: Change the level or stop the plate without bending down to it.
• Low Profile Frame: It sits flat on a hard floor and slides under a sofa or bed.

Note: Talk to your doctor before you start using a vibration plate. Do not use one if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker or another implanted device, have had recent surgery, have a hernia, an acute back or joint injury, osteoporosis, deep vein thrombosis or epilepsy. Start on the lowest level for a short session and hold onto something steady until the movement feels familiar. Use it on a flat hard floor with clear space around you, keep children and pets away while it runs, and switch it off at the power switch when you finish.