The Halo Collection is a system of premium, dense EVA foam cylinders designed to create a unique training surface and dynamic movement tool.

Available in 4”, and 8” heights, the Halo Collection can be used as a stable support, an elevated surface, or a dynamic challenge — giving you more ways to train, move, stretch, and recover.

Halo is intentionally versatile and can be used in multiple ways.

Depending on your movement practice it can be used:

• flat side down for stability and support
• on its edge for rolling and controlled dynamic movement

The Halo Collection supports movement through:

• one or both hands
• one or both feet
• seated position
• supine or prone positions (on your back or stomach)
• along the side of your body, legs or arms with controllable pressure

With the ability to adapt to strength, yoga, barre, Pilates, mobility, and meditation.

Halo integrates seamlessly into many styles of movement:

• pilates and sculpt
• yoga and flow practices
• strength and stability training
• pregnancy and postpartum movement
• recovery and rehabilitation support
• balance and proprioception exercises
• barre and flexibility training
• meditation and breathwork

The Halo Collection is made from high-density EVA foam, allowing it to be supportive, durable and comfortable for every day movement.

The Halo Collection can be a supportive asset during pregnancy and postpartum movement, but we always recommend consulting your healthcare provider before beginning or modifying any exercise.

Yes. Both are made from dense foam and can be used to support the body, modify movement, and deepen stretches. A traditional yoga block is primarily designed to support yoga postures and deepen stretches through individual or stacked use.

The Halo Collection takes that same foundational concept and expands it through significantly greater volume and surface area. That increased mass creates more substantial contact and connection through the body, while the cylindrical form allows both the halo & halo platform to function as both a stable support and a dynamic training surface.

That versatility and increased volume are intentional — Halo was designed to be fit for how we move today, across strength, balance, mobility, stretching, and recovery.

Yes, when used on its curved edge, the Halo platform offers gentle rolling support similar to a foam roller or yoga wheel. This allows for chest opening, spinal mobility, and soft tissue engagement without aggressive pressure.

The Halo platform can be used as a supportive base for certain inversions and weight-bearing position, such as headstand preparation or stability work. As with any movement tool, we recommend progressing slowly, using proper form, and practicing within your comfort level.

Yes, the Halo platform is currently Patent Pending.