What buyers report
The number that matters most
Across the written reviews, the complaint that repeats is the size of the deck. Two of the three longest written reviews say the same thing: the surface is too small for a EU size 46 foot. That is a specific, checkable claim, and the measurements agree with it.
Deck of the board we sell, from the annotated dimension drawing published with the product. A EU size 46 foot runs about 30 cm: that leaves roughly a finger’s width of board on either side
— Annotated product drawing, 2026
If you wear a size 46 or larger and you want single-leg work, measure your foot against those numbers before you order. For two-footed standing — at a desk, during early rehabilitation, in front of a wall — the same deck is the right size, and that is the use this board is built for. We go through the rest of the criteria in how to choose a balance board.
What the listing reports
| Figure | Value | What it does and does not tell you |
|---|---|---|
| Ratings on the listing | 51 | A count of star ratings, not of written reviews |
| Written reviews | 14 | The only ones that say anything you can check |
| Units sold | About 300 | Roughly one rating for every six sales |
| Stavik ratings | None yet | Not yet available |
These figures were read for the same board on 15 September 2026. They are that seller’s numbers, not ours.
What we will publish
When Stavik has its own ratings, this page will carry the count, the average, and the written reviews in full. A rating average with the number of ratings beside it tells you something. One without it does not, which is why there is no star badge anywhere on this site today. The same rule governs the research we cite: you can see how it works on how we test.
Every order carries a 30-day money-back guarantee, so a board that turns out to be the wrong size for your foot goes back. The exercise progression will tell you within a week whether it suits you.