Dont need this shit when i commute by bumpy train for hours everyday

I am not hoarding useless things that I would use maybe twice, so no.

>>25644166 You can commute even better after practicing this >>25644176 Exercise is never useless

for what porpoise?

No, looks like some gay shit and you would throw it away after you hit 40 and start breaking bones

>>25644328 It looks more like a tool for 40 year olds or codegarch with shaky legs lol

>>25644362 That's correct, all these things are for cityfags. Cities make you weak and stupid.

I had something like that when I had an in-person office job. It was helpful because truly sitting at a desk for 6+ hours straight will fuck up your legs and circulation. One of my bosses had deep vein thrombosis from doing that desk job for 15 years. He just sat and worked for 12 hours a day every day, and now the valves in his veins are floppy and useless. Blood pools in his legs. Wobble board could have saved him.

>>25644381 Just walk at lunch

Looks useless just do some real exercise like walking or jogging instead.

The awful sidewalk to my East German supermarket is wobbly enough. It's full of potholes too because it was made with asphalt. Every fucking traffic light in Germany has beeps for blind people you get to listen to every day but if a blind man actually walked there he would stumble and break his bones.

these are for wombmen, like yoga, pilates and other gay shit

>>25644425 We were too busy most of the time. Got lunch delivered to our desks. The only way to get exercise was to wobble on one of these boards while you worked and/or ate. We had power-operated desks that turned into standing desks with the push of a button, so it was pretty convenient.

>>25644459 Don't forget the double penetration humping ball.

My colleague does slacklining (He's Swiss from Aargau). It's like wobble board on steroids.

>>25644166 Hours? What's the longest possible train ride in SK?

>>25647803 Nvm Korea is much bigger than I had thought.

>>25647793 Why Swiss working on a Serbia?

>>25647836 Yugos work all jobs in Switzerland, from toilet cleaners, waiters to IT and neurosurgeons.