- Provides resistance for key foot exercises used in clinical rehab of the arch and foot
- Strengthening the intrinsic and extrinsic musculature of the foot
- Treats a variety of ailments including plantar fasciitis and heel spur syndrome
- Useful for treating the foot and ankle after surgery and acts as a preventative aid against sore feet for those who stand for extended periods
- Shin splints and knee pain could be caused by your weak feet
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 12.2 x 1.97 x 3.94 inches, 8.82 ounces |
| Item model number | 005-FED1 |
| UPC | 095614882838 765326438875 |
| Manufacturer | Elgin |
8 reviews for Elgin Archxerciser Foot Exerciser – Original
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Maria E. Rengifo –
I bought this product for a family member that has flat arches. The flat arches caused the ankle to be less stable and pop regularly.
After a few weeks of use it seems the popping is less frequent.
jmp1966 –
Does the job and it makes too loud of squeaky sound can’t stand the noise
Karina Pineda –
I have neuropathy in both feet. I saw the product in the documentary FIRST POSITION and then looked on Amazon. I was hoping that there would be some type of tension adjustment.
Jean –
My podiatrist sent me to physical therapy for plantar fasciitis in both feet and one of the tools used there is the Elgin Archxerciser. I felt it was doing so much good I came home and ordered one of my own to use at home. I read a review that described it as flimsy or something like that. While it is plastic and lightweight, it is not flimsy. When used properly it is stable even on a hard surface. And it must be quite sturdy and durable if it’s holding up in a busy physical therapy practice! One bit of confusion in the info about it here on Amazon was this: “Power Source Built-in Rechargeable Battery” — there is no battery. It does not need a battery.
K.C –
Exactly what I needed for my clinic!
Tony K –
Only been using this for a week and my arches which collapsed years ago are already being strengthened. Like the exercise involving pulling the rug between your toes only easier and less frustrating, meaning I can do it more consistently. I’m already feeling better body alignment which will ease my feet, knee, and back issues I have been suffering from for years.
joyce phillips –
As some of the other reviews have pointed out, there are other ways to achieve the same effect – like picking up coins or pulling a towel toward you with your toes – but this tool makes the process of strengthening your arch so much easier. I find the archexerciser so useful that I am buying a second one to keep under my desk at work. I had been taking my archexerciser back and forth so that I could use it both at home and at work – it’s easy to do exercises with it while working at your computer – but that is a hassle and the price is not too high, so having a second one makes life easier. As others have said, don’t expect miracles overnight, but with plantar fasciitis you have to take a broad approach to healing yourself and the archexerciser is certainly a very useful tool in this process.
Maria E. Rengifo –
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Para ejercitar mi pie . Darle fuerza y movimiento