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Balance Boards
Medicine Balls
Half Balls
Rope Balls
Hey Si Boarders!
It's time to maintain your Si Boards Balance Boards, Rope Balls, Starter Rails and Balls. We want you start your training session with safe equipment.
Below are guidelines on how to properly maintain and care for your equipment.
Please contact me if you see anything out of the ordinary. I strive to make an everlasting product line and your input is appreciated.
Sincerely,
Elysia Tsai, M.Ed., ATC
Si Boards Inc
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Original Board:
The steel rail should be secured to the rail blocks and board
Solid Rail Blocks:
Check rail blocks for movement between the rail and board
Sturdy Ride:
Rails should not be broken or spilt and the ball should be solid
Starter Board:
The urethane rail should be securely attached to the board
Solid Connections:
Check for a solid fitting at the connection pieces
Check Hardware:
All screws should be countersunk in the board top
Original Boards:
Starter Boards:
To see the full list of Board Care Precautions and Maintenance Click Here
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If you've been slamming your Power Rope Ball to the max - it's time to check all the critical parts.
* These conditions will weaken the rope and can cause serious injury *
To see the full list of Power Rope Ball Precautions and Maintenance Click Here
Ensure rope top is protected and cap is free of any debris
Check rope integrity. Do not use if the rope is worn or frayed
With continued use of your Power Rope Ball we suggest replacing the rope and caps on a yearly basis.
We now have three sizes of rope length to meet your needs and height requirements. Each length is signified by a different color cap- making it easy to distinguish between athletes and different uses.
A general rule is to have the rope end at the inside of your elbow crease. This allows you to have ground clearance if doing big shoulder swings. You will have enough rope length for extra grip knots and hand wraps. Measure from the ground to the inside of your elbow.
Advanced users may want a longer rope for complex sequence training. Click each picture to find out more and see picture reference.
Short Rope: $30.00
Suggest for Users 5'4" / 1.6 m or shorter. Black cap Click Here.
Medium Rope: $31.50
Suggested for Users 5'4" / 1.6 m - 6' / 1.8m Red Cap Click Here.
Long Rope: $33.00
Suggested for Users 6' / 1.8 m or taller. Blue cap Click Here.
For more information on rope sizes and how to change your rope, check out this instructional video. Click Here
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Annual maintenance for critical parts. We recommend replacing your bands every year.
Latex bands degrade with exposure to cold, heat, UV, hand oils, lotions, pool chlorine and continued use.
Sturdy Clips: Check the plastic clips for breaks and security around the band
O-Ring / Strap Safety: Check integrity of the O-rings at the weld and secured strap stitching
Freestyler Starter
A great medium sized board for beginners, families and small feet.
Featuring an adjustable urethane rail.
Freestyle Original
This medium-sized board is a versatile, challenging board for a combination of speed and strength moves
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