INDO BOARD

Where should I use my Indo Board?

Pretty much any flat surface. For beginners, the Indo Board Carpet is ideal because it slows the roller down a bit. Hard surfaces like wood floors or concrete are great too—especially if you want more roller speed.

How difficult is it to learn how to use an Indo Board, and is it safe?

Like all sports and training tools, the Indo Board takes a small amount of practice. Some people get right on and go! Like any balance board, there’s a risk of falling, so always use it at your own risk. Starting with the Indo Flo Cushion is a great option for most beginners.

Do I need to wear special shoes when using an Indo Board?

No special footwear is required. You can ride the Indo Board barefoot, in socks, sandals, sneakers, or boots. Most people prefer sneakers or bare feet.

What are the main differences between the Indo Board Original and Rocker boards?

The Original is slightly shorter and wider (30” × 18”) than the Rocker (33” × 16”). The Original is flat with inlaid wood stops that prevent the deck from rolling off. The Rocker has a reverse‑camber design and no stops, allowing full‑range motion and a looser feel for tricks.

Which Indo Board model is right for me?

The Original suits beginners to experts, thanks to its flat deck and safety stops. The Rocker is designed for advanced riders—it’s faster, has a full range of motion, and is great for spin tricks like 180s and 360s.

How is the Foam Roller different from the Plastic Roller?

The Foam Roller is 6” in diameter and softer with more grip, ideal for beginners. The Plastic Roller is 6.5” in diameter, rigid, and features three grip tape bands for precision control—perfect for performing tricks.

Do Indo Boards improve balance and athletic ability?

Yes. Indo Boards improve balance by engaging stabilizer muscles and activating your core, legs, and upper body to maintain equilibrium. This builds coordination, reaction speed, and proprioception—making you more balanced and agile in all sports.