Collection: STEP Platform
DRUNA STEP platforms are available in 2- and 3-level height versions, designed for step classes, aerobics and strength training at home or at the gym, with a non-slip base that provides stability on every repetition.
The height adjustment lets you increase exercise intensity as you progress, which is useful both for beginners and for those who already train regularly with a step. Choose 2 or 3 levels depending on the intensity you're looking for.
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Indigo Sports3-Height STEP Platform DRUNA
The 3-Level Step Platform is designed not only for fitness, dance, and step aerobics, but also for strength and cardio...
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Indigo SportsDRUNA STEP Platform 2 Heights
The 2-Level Step Platform is designed not only for fitness, dance, and step aerobics, but also for strength and cardio...
€25,99€25,99€25,99
Step platform for training at home or in the gym
A step platform gives you plenty of variety in very little space: it works for aerobics routines, for cardio training, and as a support for strength exercises. Here you'll find DRUNA and INDIGO models, with 2-level and 3-level versions, so you can choose the one that best suits the way you train.
If you're setting up your own exercise corner, our guide to training at home without overspending may come in handy. In it, we go over which equipment is worth prioritising.
How to choose your step platform
- Number of levels: with 2 levels you get a simpler option; with 3 you have an extra level to progress to when your current one starts to feel too easy.
- Weight capacity: the 2-level and 3-level INDIGO platforms are rated for up to 250 kg, which is useful if you plan to use it for strength exercises.
- Stability: check that the base is non-slip, as on the DRUNA models, so you feel secure on every rep.
- Your type of workout: if you combine the step with resistance work, you can add resistance bands and elastic bands to vary your exercises.
Whichever model you choose, start at the height that lets you keep good technique, and move up a level gradually. And if you'd like ideas for short workouts without machines, take a look at this 15-minute HIIT workout at home.