"Two ab wheels in, and this is the first one where my shoulders weren't the thing burning."
Owned a basic wheel before

Wide elbow pads plant your upper body and a rebound spring catches you, so every rep lands in your abs.
90-day refund if it's not for you. Orders ship within 1 to 2 days.
We all know rollouts are one of the hardest ab exercises out there. That part is true.
The catch is that a basic wheel only gives you a handle. Your elbows hang in the air, so as you roll out, your arms, shoulders and back are the ones holding you up. You finish the set with shaking arms and burning shoulders, and your abs got the least of it.
Sit-ups and crunches leak the same way. You crunch up, and your hip flexors and momentum do the lifting.
Same exercise, different result. The difference is where your elbows are. On a handle, your upper body takes the rep. Planted on a pad, it can't.
"Two ab wheels in, and this is the first one where my shoulders weren't the thing burning."
Owned a basic wheel before
"I can't do full rollouts yet. The spring catches me at the bottom so I actually finish the set instead of collapsing."
New to rollouts
"Phone goes in the holder, a show goes on, and the set is over before I start checking the clock."
Trains in his bedroom
"Hard tile floor in my apartment. The knee pad makes it a non issue."
Apartment, no gym
Put your elbows on the pads, stretch out and contract. With your upper body planted, your abs are the only thing left to pull you back.
Your forearms rest flat and wide, so your shoulders can't take over the rep the way they do on a handle.
It slows you on the way out and helps you back in, so beginners can finish a set and nobody gets stuck at full stretch.
The center of gravity is up front over the wheels, so the roller tracks steady instead of tipping back on you.
A steel frame braced in a triangle under the pads, with the screws covered instead of exposed.
Two wide wheels side by side, instead of one thin wheel under a skinny bar.
The same ab workout, three ways. Only one keeps your upper body out of it.
| Feature | CoreAnchor Roller | Basic ab wheel | Sit-ups and crunches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your elbows rest on wide pads | |||
| Arms and shoulders stay out of the rep | |||
| You crunch in, so hip flexors don't take over | |||
| A spring catches you at full stretch | |||
| Phone holder so you can watch while you roll |
No technique videos, no gym. If you can kneel, you can do this.
Forearms on the pads, knees on the knee pad. Your upper body is now locked in.
The spring pushes back the whole way, so it slows you down instead of letting you drop.
With your elbows planted, your abs are what bring you home. The spring helps on the last stretch.
Think push-up versus forearm plank. Drop onto your elbows and the work moves from your arms to your middle. The CoreAnchor keeps you on your elbows for the whole rep. Angle out to the left or right to bring in your sides.
Foam grips on the handle, two wide elbow pads and a separate knee pad for the floor. Nothing digs in, so the only thing you notice during a set is your abs.
There's a holder right above the wheel for your phone. Prop it up, hit play, and your set is over before you start counting.
Try it for 90 days. If it's not for you, send it back for a refund. Orders are processed in 1 to 2 days and delivered 5 to 10 days after that.
Because the rollout was never the problem. Where your elbows are is the problem. A basic wheel gives you a handle and leaves your elbows hanging, so your arms and shoulders hold you up. The CoreAnchor puts your forearms on wide pads, which takes your upper body out of it and leaves the pull to your abs. If it doesn't feel different to you, you have 90 days to send it back.
Your forearms rest on the pads the whole time instead of your arms holding you up, so your shoulders aren't carrying the rep. That's the whole point of the design.
It's easier to start on than a basic wheel. The spring slows you on the way out and helps you back in, so roll only as far as you can control. Start with a set you can finish and add to it every other day.
No piece of equipment can promise that on its own, and we won't pretend otherwise. What the CoreAnchor does is make sure the work you put in lands in your abs instead of leaking into your shoulders. How much shows also depends on how you eat and how consistent you are.
A knee pad comes in the box. Lay it down, kneel on it, and the floor stops being part of the workout.
Into the holder right above the wheel, sideways, facing you. Put on a show or a workout video and roll.
The handle connects to the base and the instructions are in the box. It's one part to attach, not a project.
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 days, then delivered 5 to 10 days after that. You'll get tracking as soon as it ships.
You have 90 days. If it's not for you, send it back for a refund.
"Finally feel it in my abs."
"Gave my old wheel to my brother."
"The spring is what got me through my first full set."
"Feels way sturdier than the cheap one."
Elbows planted, spring behind you, shoulders out of it. That's the whole idea.
$29.9990-day refund. Processed in 1 to 2 days.