Tell me more about the Indo. Any opinions on that vs vew-do? Also, what's the deal with the tapered fulcrums ("rocks") some have? You can supposedly "carve" and do stuff like that on those, or is that all BS?
which ones have the tapered fulcrums? indo or vew-do?
I tried vew-do in a store and I don't like that a) it's only skateboard-ish size and b) it has that ridge
with the indo board if you turn the board diagonally to the roller it really feels like snowboarding. I mainly use the cushion these days though -such a good workout (ankles/knees/quads/lower back and abs) in such a short time, all while watching tv!
some vew-do models have the tapered rock. AFAIK the Indo just has the cylinder. Supposedly the tapered rock provides instability heel-to-toe. I'm leaning towards the Indo as they have local distribution.
ah i see. the taper is a good idea but i wish they didn't have that ridge under the board. If you get the indo make sure you get the combo package with the cushion
interesting! I only just bought a wobble board after reading these posts, I love it. Might upgrade to an indo/vewdo/bongo board at some point... Need to look into it more first.
yeah i bought a cheap wobble board off eBay to keep at work. It works ok, but I'm a bit disappointed that the fulcrum is quite flat. Once you get it balanced it's very easy to keep it that way. When you rock it off balance, there's quite a sharp transition so it's not a smooth action to wobble it side-to-side. Might investigate one with a more rounded fulcrum.
We used to make those Bongo Boards out of a 2 litre Coke bottle filled with water and an old skate board deck. So much fun to play around with and great for balance and coordination. Cheaper then buying one too! They are great for learning how to counter balance yourself so you can do butters and rails!
thats awesome will give it a try my brother will defs be giving it a go
After reading this thread I went out and converted one of my old skateboard decks into a balance board by just using a piece of PVC drain pipe.
heaps of fun, and good practice thanks for the Ideas Guys.
