ZILLEEN Exercise Sliders for Working Out Pilates Fitness Discs 2pcs

Exercise Sliders Two-Pack with Dual-Sided ABS and EVA Surfaces for Carpet, Hard Floors and Core Training

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ZILLEEN Exercise Sliders for Working Out Pilates Fitness Discs 2pcs

Exercise Sliders Two-Pack with Dual-Sided ABS and EVA Surfaces for Carpet, Hard Floors and Core Training

$32.49
Sale price  $32.49 Regular price 
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Exercise sliders turn bodyweight movements into smooth, controlled gliding drills for the core, upper body and legs. Each 6.9-inch disc has a dual-sided design: the ABS plastic face glides on carpet and fabric surfaces, while the EVA foam face suits hardwood, laminate and tile floors.

Use the two sliders for reverse tucks, gliding squats, reverse lunges, sliding push-ups, arm slides and Pilates exercises. At just 2.89 ounces per detailed blue slider, the pair fits easily into a gym or travel bag, giving beginners and experienced exercisers a compact way to vary familiar workouts.

Specifications

  • Product: dual-sided exercise sliders
  • Quantity: two discs
  • Diameter: 6.9 inches each
  • Dual surfaces: ABS plastic and EVA foam
  • ABS side: designed for carpet and fabric surfaces
  • EVA foam side: designed for hardwood, laminate and tile
  • Detailed individual weight: 2.89 ounces
  • Package weight: 0.18 kg
  • Available colors: black, yellow, pink, blue, green and purple
  • Part number: HXP02

Frequently Asked Questions

Which side should I use on carpet?

Place the smooth ABS plastic side against carpet or fabric surfaces. Keep the EVA foam side facing your hand or foot for contact during the movement.

Which side works on hardwood or tile?

Use the EVA foam side against hardwood, laminate or tile. Test a small clean area first and remove grit that could interfere with sliding or mark the floor.

What exercises can I do with two sliders?

Try reverse tucks, sliding push-ups, arm slides, gliding squats, reverse lunges and Pilates movements. Start slowly so you can control both the outward glide and the return.

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