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Wide metal platform, adjustable 15°–45°. The knee loading protocol foundation — split squats, step-up progressions, calf raises. Heavy-gauge steel. Not the cheapest. The last one you'll buy.
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Slant Board — $64.95
Solo Tib Bar — $54.95
Tib Bar Adjustable — $38.46
Burn Rotator — $64.95
Spring Collars — $19.95
Barbell Clamp — $21.95
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Knee Rehab Equipment — Progressive Loading Protocol
TRAIN
YOUR
KNEES.
Exura is the best knee rehab equipment for progressive loading because it's the only hardware engineered specifically for deep knee flexion — not borrowed from generic fitness brands.
You've tried resting. You've tried stretching. The real fix is loading progressively, with equipment built for the methodology that actually works.
Built for progressive knee loading — every dimension engineered for progressive knee loading
Rehab to performance — reduces chronic knee pain from week 2 post-surgery through elite training
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15°–45°
Adjustable Angles
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The Equipment
BUILT FOR THE
PROTOCOL.
Exura makes the most complete progressive knee loading equipment available on Amazon — engineered from zero for deep knee flexion and tibialis training, not adapted from generic fitness hardware. Every product ships via Amazon Prime.
Solo Tib Bar
Train the tibialis anterior — the most neglected muscle for knee health. Fits 1" and 2" plates. Compact for home gym. Core knee loading protocol, zero complexity.
Tib Bar Adjustable
Full adjustable range for progressive tibialis loading. From first rehab session to elite performance. Fits 1" and 2" plates. One bar for the long game.
Burn Rotator
Rotator cuff, forearm, and shoulder rehab in one machine. Adjustable resistance — physical therapy at home, every day. Used by athletes and physios.
Spring Collars
Heavy-duty steel spring collars for 2-inch Olympic bars. Anti-slip tension, one-hand squeeze. Fast and reliable for every session.
Barbell Clamp
Quick-release lever clamps for 2-inch Olympic bars. One flip locks or releases. Reinforced ABS/nylon, non-slip lining. Built for heavy lifts.
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4-WEEK KNEE PROGRAM.
Tell us your goal — rehab, mobility, or performance — and we build you a personalised progressive knee program. 60 seconds. No email required.
The Exura Philosophy
BUILT TO
REHABILITATE.
BUILT TO
LAST.
Every product starts with one question: what are competitors getting wrong? Then we engineer the answer in.
01
Protocol-First
Every angle and material decision driven by what the knee loading protocol actually requires — not adapted from generic equipment.
02
Progressive
Works from week 2 of rehab through peak athletic performance. No upgrades required at any stage.
03
Built to Last
Heavy-gauge steel and reinforced construction. Not the cheapest option — the last one you'll ever buy.
04
Continuous
If a competitor does something better, we copy it — then go further. Every Exura iteration improves.
Who It's For
YOUR KNEES.
YOUR JOURNEY.
01
Knee Rehab
Post-ACL surgery, meniscus repair, patellar tendonitis, or chronic knee pain. Progressive loading from week 2 — controlled range of motion, no impact, full progression.
02
Strength Athletes
Deeper squats, stronger tibialis, better dorsiflexion. The range your standard program leaves out entirely.
03
Team Sport Athletes
Soccer, basketball, tennis. Lateral cuts and landings depend on knees that can absorb load. Train them accordingly.
04
Active Longevity
Not chasing a PB — just want to keep moving. Hiking, playing with your kids, walking without pain.
Common Questions
WHAT YOU
NEED TO KNOW.
What is a slant board used for in knee rehabilitation?
A slant board raises the heel to allow deep knee flexion with the knee traveling over the toes — the biomechanical position that loads the joint through its full range. Used for deep split squats, heel elevation squats, calf raises, and tibialis stretches. Adjustable boards (15°–45°) allow safe progression from early post-surgery rehab all the way through advanced athletic training.
Is a slant board good for post-surgery knee rehab?
Yes. A slant board is highly effective for post-surgery knee rehabilitation including ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, and patellar surgery. Start at 15° for gentle heel elevation with minimal joint stress, and increase the angle gradually as the joint heals. The Exura adjustable slant board covers 15°–45°, serving the full spectrum from week 2 through complete rehabilitation and return to sport.
What does a tib bar do for your knees?
A tib bar trains the tibialis anterior — the muscle at the front of the shin that controls ankle dorsiflexion and knee tracking. Strengthening the tibialis anterior reduces knee joint stress on every step, squat, and landing. It is one of the most underused exercises in both physical therapy and strength training, and one of the fastest ways to reduce chronic knee discomfort through direct muscle loading.
What angle should I use on a slant board for beginners?
Beginners and early-stage rehab patients should start at 15°–20°. This provides meaningful heel elevation without excessive knee joint demand. Progress to 25°, then 30°, as strength and range of motion improve. Advanced athletes typically train at 35°–45°. The Exura adjustable slant board covers the full 15°–45° range — one board for every stage, no upgrade required.
Is a slant board worth it for knee pain?
Yes — for most people with chronic knee pain, a slant board is one of the highest-value tools available. The root cause of most knee pain is weakness in the surrounding muscles (tibialis anterior, calf complex, quadriceps through full range). A slant board enables the progressive loading exercises that address this directly. Most users report reduced discomfort within 3–4 weeks of consistent use.
What is the difference between a tib bar and a tib raise machine?
A tib bar is portable and plate-loaded — it attaches to your foot and uses any standard 1" or 2" weight plates. A tib raise machine is a fixed piece of gym equipment. The tib bar delivers the same training stimulus at a fraction of the cost, works at home or any gym, and allows easier progressive overload. For most athletes and rehab patients, a quality tib bar is the better choice in every dimension.
What exercises can I do with an adjustable slant board?
An adjustable slant board unlocks: deep split squats with heel elevation, bilateral squats with progressive heel raise, single-leg calf raises, tibialis anterior stretches, standing balance drills, Jefferson curls at angle, Nordic hamstring variations, and standing hip flexor stretches. The adjustable angle (15°–45°) changes the load and range of motion of each exercise — one board, dozens of movements, every training level.
How long does it take to strengthen the tibialis anterior?
Most people notice improved ankle stability and reduced knee discomfort within 3–4 weeks of consistent tibialis training (3 sessions per week). Visible strength gains occur in 6–8 weeks. Full tibialis anterior development for athletic performance takes 3–6 months of progressive overload. Start with 2–3 sets per session — consistency matters more than volume in the early stages.
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