Frequently bought together

Total: Rs. 1,199.00

Why people use it

A half-moon changes balance.

Curved-side-down balance

Place the curved side on the floor and stand on the flat top. The wobble forces the deep stabilisers to engage — ankles, knees, hips work in ways they don't on a flat mat.

Flat-side-down support

Flip it. The flat base sits stable, and the curve gives elevated support for hand or foot in standing postures and seated work. Suitable for all levels.

Half-moon & standing balance

The natural fit for Ardha Chandrasana (Half Moon) — the curve cradles the hand at the right tilt. Also useful in Warrior III and standing-leg-raise variations.

Stretching & mobility prop

Goes under the knee, the calf, the lumbar curve, the upper back. The half-moon contour lays into the body's natural lines without digging in.

One half-moon of dense cork — wobble on the curve, steady on the flat. Two faces, a dozen uses.

Where it fits your life

Where the half-moon helps.

Curve down to train balance, flat down to steady a pose. Here's where the block earns its place.

Train your balance

01 — Curve down

Train your balance

Set it curved-side-down and stand, kneel or press a foot on the flat top — the gentle rock makes the small stabiliser muscles work. Dense cork holds firm under full bodyweight where a foam dome would squash and roll out.

Steady a standing pose

02 — Flat down

Steady a standing pose

Flip it flat-side-down and the curved face becomes a stable hand or foot rest — bringing the floor closer in Half Moon or a standing forward fold. Grippy and cool, it stays put on the mat instead of sliding.

Open the back

03 — Lie back

Open the back

Lay it under the upper back or the sacrum for a gentle, supported opening. The firm cork holds the shape; the rounded face spreads the pressure instead of digging in.

And a few more

More of the practice.

Cork Muscle Roller

A little extra

Cork Muscle Roller

Rs. 1,499.00

Who reaches for it

Balance & stability trainersYoga practitionersPhysio & rehab usersBeginners needing supportCore & mobility workersAnyone past a foam block

Built well

Three things make it work.

01

Real, dense cork

Premium cork all the way through. Holds firm under full bodyweight on either face — won't compress, crack, or degrade with daily use.

02

Two faces, two uses

The half-moon shape is the differentiator. Curved-side-down for instability work; flat-side-down for stable elevated support. One object, two practices.

03

Non-slip, naturally clean

Cork's textured surface grips floor and hand. Naturally moisture-resistant and antimicrobial — sweaty practice doesn't degrade it.

The details

Specifications

Dimensions24 × 10 × 8.5 cm
MaterialPremium cork — solid through, no foam, no coating
ShapeHalf-moon / semi-circle (one curved face, one flat face)
Pack optionsPack of 1 · Pack of 2 (recommended for symmetric balance work)
Suitable forBeginners (flat-side-down) to advanced practitioners (curved-side-down)
UseYoga, balance training, alignment, stretching, mobility, pilates
WhereHome, studio, indoor or outdoor (patio, garden, travel)
CareWipe with a damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, mild diluted soap; rinse and air dry.
Made inIndia

Quick answers

Before you decide.

Curved side or flat side down?

Flat-side-down for elevated support — stable, suitable for all levels. Curved-side-down for balance training — the wobble forces deeper engagement of the stabilising muscles. Beginners start with flat-side-down; build up to curved-side as confidence and strength grow.

Is it good for Half Moon (Ardha Chandrasana)?

Yes — that's the namesake pose. The half-moon contour cradles the hand at a natural tilt, which makes the pose more accessible than reaching to a flat block or the floor. Also useful in Warrior III and standing-leg-raise variations.

One block or two?

One works for single-leg balance and prop support. Two open up symmetric balance work — one under each hand or foot. If you'll do stability training regularly, the pack of 2 is the buy.

Cork or foam for balance work?

Cork. The whole point of a balance block is that it holds its shape under bodyweight — foam compresses unpredictably, which makes the wobble useless. Cork's density gives a stable, repeatable instability.

Good for beginners?

Yes — start with flat-side-down. The block becomes a stable elevated surface for hand and foot in standing poses. Progress to curved-side-down for balance training once the body feels confident.

How do I clean it?

Wipe with a damp cloth after use. For deeper cleaning, diluted mild soap; rinse and air dry. Cork is naturally antimicrobial, so odour build-up is rare.

Customer Reviews

Based on 110 reviews
68%
(75)
32%
(35)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
M
Monika Singh
Perfect post workout

Perfect post workout recovery

H
H D Arun Kumar
I just bought it

I just bought it . not tried hard yet but looks good quality and will be very usefulfor all muscular pain relief

A
Anonymous
Best

Best wonderful

H
Harleen Kaur
Loved it

Loved it, so relaxing and it helps to give relaxation to muscles ✨

A
Amitabha Sarkar
Portable

Portable , right size and nice finishing.

Two faces. Many practices.

110 reviews ·Rs. 1,199.00

Free shipping ₹300+ · 10-day returns · Cash on delivery

Rs. 1,199.00