This RDL block has been great for, mainly, my seated cable RDL's in the gym, where I usually had to stack a few weight plates on the base plate for extra range of motion to make up for my short legs.






Focus: Glutes & Hamstrings
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Five inches of deficit with a slanted top that pre-loads the hinge. Your hamstrings are under stretch before the bar even moves. One block covers RDLs, stiff-legs, Bulgarians, deficit lunges, and single-leg work.
Five inches tall. The block is footwear, you stand on it and the bar travels past it, so plate size and bar type do not matter. Non-marking base tested on hardwood, rubber tile, turf, and concrete.
Elevates the heel to force the hip hinge deeper, stretching the hamstring under load, where growth happens.
RDLs, split squats, deficit lunges, stiff-leg deadlifts, Bulgarians. One block, an entire lower-body program.
Engineered to stay planted under the heaviest sets. Non-slip base. No wobble. No compromise.
This RDL block has been great for, mainly, my seated cable RDL's in the gym, where I usually had to stack a few weight plates on the base plate for extra range of motion to make up for my short legs.

Absolute game changer! Not just for a deeper stretch for RDL, but allows me to do elevated Bulgarian split squats, and is also great for calf raises!!
Works great!
The RDL block and the wedge have been useful. I just wish the wedge was made out of a slightly heavier rubber and had some friction on the bottom. It's pretty light, so when initially getting on it while you are loaded up, it slides around on my rubber floor pretty easily, which can make it awkward sometimes.
Overpriced. Not an expensive material
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5 inches. The optimal deficit height for RDLs without compromising your form. Tall enough to extend ROM, short enough to stay safe.
No. It really shines for RDL, stiff-leg, single-leg, and split-stance work. Conventional deadlifting can definitely work.
No. The base is non-marking EVA. Tested on hardwood, rubber tile, turf, and concrete with no marks left behind.
You can, and plates shift, stack unevenly, and dig an edge into your foot. The block is one solid piece with a flat deck built for standing on under load. Any bar, any plates, any setup.
It is a positioning tool. It will not stretch tight hamstrings on its own. It lets you load the deep range while you earn it, and training deep range is how range improves.
Train on it for 30 days. If you do not feel the difference, send it back. Any shape, any reason.
If your hamstrings aren't screaming at the bottom of an RDL, you're not doing an RDL.
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