Gonge Arches set of three balance boards

Gonge Arches set of three balance boards with rubber edges

With these original Gonge® arches set, children of all ages can invent new ways to get active and play indoor or outdoor. Kids can place the arches with the curved side up to make bridges or they can flip the arches upside down to turn them into little seesaws.

Another possibility is to stack one between the others to build a taller bridge, or place one upside down on top of another for an extreme balance challenge. With so many ways to arrange these arches, children and toddlers are constantly finding new ways to challenge themselves. Alone or with their friends.

Ideal for exercises, workouts and fun

The Gonge Arches kit #2163 encourages imagination as well as physical action. Both toddlers and the older children will immediately start figuring out all the combinations of use. They make a bridge, a rocking chair, a skateboard or a hillside to climb on other obstacles along their course. These balancing boards are very stable and extremely sturdy which guarantees a lot of fun for many, many years. Even adults can walk all over them and there will be no bending or wiggling at all. Maximum load 100 kg.

You can use the balance boards to strengthen core muscles and do other exercises (e.g. yoga) which will support fitness levels and health of children in general. Also ideal for the elderly when in therapy or rehabilitation.

Specifications

• 3 arches; 1 blue, 1 orange, 1 green
• Size: 59 cm (length) x 21.5 cm (width) x 10.5 cm height
• Soft, artificial rubber rims provide anti-slip edges
• Place arch curved side up or down to form a bridge or a seesaw
• Combine several balance boards to form extended courses and pathways
• For children of all ages
• High quality materials - lasting durability and safety

This original Gonge three arches set encourages active play, balance, coordination, exercise, creativity and imaginative play! With two or more sets you can create more and more complex obstacle courses.

For more inspiration, watch the video below: