PRx Balance Pad Review
Updated July 2025 with my 1-month review · First tested July 2025 · 1 video
This is a stability tool for single-leg work, warm-ups and easy days. A month in it hadn't flattened or gone dead at the edges. Don't buy it expecting to lift heavy on it. First impressions only, and there's no video on it yet.
Buy it if
- Buy it if you do single-leg or stability work and want a pad that keeps its firmness.
- Buy it if you want something for warm-ups and lower-impact recovery days.
- Buy it if you care about your joints, not just lifting heavier.
Skip it if
- Skip it if you want a lifting platform. This isn't one.
- Skip it if you want a long-term review. All I have so far is one month.
Before you buy
My two gripes
Not for lifting
It's a stability and mobility tool. If you expect it to double as a lifting platform, you'll be disappointed.
Thin evidence so far
I've only written a one-month update. There's no video on it yet and no long-term check.
Watch the videos
Every video I've made on it
Newest on top.
One month in
How the balance pad held up after a month of use, and what I'd flag before you buy.
Questions I get
Does it hold its shape?
After a month, yes. No sagging, no dead spots, no breakdown at the edges.
Is it worth it if you're not hurt?
Yes, if you care about long-term joint health and stability, not just lifting heavier.
Can you lift heavy on it?
No. Use it for stability and mobility work, which is what it's built for.
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