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SpringBack Ab Roller

SpringBack Ab Roller

4.9 out of 5, rated by 1,800+ customers
Regular price $34.99
Regular price $34.99 Sale price $99.97
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Auto rebound, no more stalling
Stable four-wheel base
Product Details
MechanismAuto rebound, pulls you back at full extension
BaseFour wheels, no side-to-side wobble
SupportPadded forearm rests
TrackingBuilt-in digital timer
IncludedCushioned knee pad
Size35.4cm x 24.7cm (13.94in x 9.72in)
CapacitySupports up to 300 lbs
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Try SpringBack for a full 90 days. If it's not pulling its weight, you're covered by our refund window.

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SpringBack Ab Roller

Regular price $34.99
Regular price $34.99 Sale price $99.97
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Home Ab Training, Fixed

The Ab Roller That Actually Pulls You Back

Four wheels keep you stable. The auto rebound spring gets you back up. No more stalling out at rep 8.

4.9 out of 5, rated by 1,800+ customers

You've Felt This Before

You get into position. Grip the handles. Roll out.

Then you hit full extension and you're stuck.

No way back without arching your lower back, or just faceplanting into the floor.

Eight reps in and your arms are done. Not your abs.

So the wheel ends up in the corner, right next to everything else you swore you'd use.

The Difference Is The Rebound

SpringBack fixes the one thing every basic ab wheel gets wrong. The way back.

Lock In
Grip the padded handles and drop your forearms into the rests. Knees on the included pad.
Roll Out
Extend on a stable four-wheel base instead of one wheel wobbling side to side.
Spring Back
The auto rebound pulls the wheel back toward you, so you crunch back in controlled instead of yanking yourself up.

Built For Guys Who Actually Use It

  • Four-wheel base holds you steady through the whole rep
  • Auto rebound spring assists you back up, so you can push past 20 reps a set
  • Padded forearm rests take the load off your wrists
  • Knee pad included, no more sore knees on hardwood or tile
  • Built-in digital timer tracks every set for you
  • Compact enough to store under the bed or in the closet

Guys Are Finally Finishing Their Sets

Real feedback from guys who had a basic ab wheel sitting in the corner before this one.

I used to get to about 8 reps and just be done. My arms gave out way before my abs did. This one actually pulls you back, so I'm finishing full sets now.

Marcus D.

Had a single wheel roller sitting in my closet for over a year. This one doesn't wobble on me and I'm not fighting my way back up every rep. Completely different tool.

Jordan T.

My lower back used to ache from arching to get back up on my old wheel. Haven't had that problem once since switching.

Devin R.

Set the timer, ran four sets of 20. First time an ab roller has ever let me get through a full session without quitting halfway.

Chris M.

Get Your SpringBack Ab Roller

$34.99Today's price
  • SpringBack four-wheel auto rebound ab roller
  • Padded forearm rests
  • Cushioned knee pad
  • Built-in digital timer

Backed by a 90-day refund window. If it's not for you, you're covered.

Questions Before You Grab One

Will this actually feel different from the ab wheel I already have?

Yes. Most basic ab wheels are a single wheel with nothing helping you back up. SpringBack runs on four wheels for stability and has an auto rebound spring that pulls you back toward the start position, so you're not fighting your way back up on every single rep.

I've got a bad lower back. Is this rougher on it or easier?

The auto rebound is designed to reduce the strain that comes from muscling yourself back up from full extension on a standard wheel. It's a mechanical design difference, not a medical device, so if you have an existing back condition, use your own judgment and go at a pace that feels right for you.

How many reps should I actually start with?

Most guys start around three sets of 10 to 15 reps and build from there using the built-in timer. Since the rebound assists the return, you'll likely be able to add reps faster than you could on a standard wheel.

Does it take up a lot of space?

No. It's compact enough to store under your bed or in a closet, no assembly and nothing to bolt together.

Does the timer need to be charged or paired to anything?

No app, no syncing. Just tap the display and it starts tracking your set.

What if it doesn't work for me?

You've got a 90-day window to try it. If it's not for you, you're covered.

Stop Stalling At Rep 8

A stable base, a spring-assisted return, and a way to finally finish the set. $34.99 today.

$34.99