We have 8 imported Klimb placeboards for sale. These came directly from the USA. The legs screw on and off for easy storage and to move. They can be linked together or stacked. They are as new , retail at 150 each and looking for 80 per board

Are they these training platforms?

Yes they are Ann. We purchased 10 of them whilst we were in the USA. Only used a few times.  Now we are back I only really need 2

Yes they are Ann. We purchased 10 of them whilst we were in the USA. Only used a few times.  Now we are back I only really need 2

How tall are they? Interested for my papillon but of course he’s only tiny...

He would be able jump on to them with the legs in place they are not very high(after he has fully recovered from his surgery of course) they are like a raised mat. Can be used without the legs

Thanks Ann, I keep seeing them recommended on conditioning groups on Facebook but I was worried they looked quite big for my boy - he’s about 10 inches at the withers and with his bilateral patella luxation he of course hasn’t been able to jump very high in the past.

Looks like a useful bit of kit for physio for him, and good for dog parkour as well (he has level 2 and he’ll pass level 3 as well once we can train again).

OH made our platform, (when mine were still young enough for obedience). A flat wooden 'floor' supported by two lengthwise runners. I carpeted both the platform top and underneath between the runners. When turned over, it worked well as a channel to straighten my girl's present and sit at heel positions.

As someone who hasn’t seen these ‘in the flesh’, what makes them worth the price tag versus a half step or home made placeboard?