We compared two ab wheel rollers with a knee mat included: the Amonax Convertible Ab Wheel Roller and the ROMIX Ab Roller.
What we looked at
Wheel setup, stated width and load capacity, knee mat, assembly, and price.
The verdict
If you want a convertible roller that can be used as a double wheel for stability or switched to a single wheel for a harder core workout, the Amonax is the more adaptable pick, at £11.99. If you would rather pay £2.00 less for a single, 3-inch-wide wheel rated to a stated 200kg with a thicker knee mat, the ROMIX is the value option, at £9.99.
A £11.99 roller that converts between double-wheel and single-wheel settings.
A £9.99 single-wheel roller rated to a stated 200kg with a thick knee mat.
Amonax Convertible Ab Wheel Roller with Large Knee Mat for Core Abs Rollout, Double Wheel Set with Dual Fitness Strength Training Modes — Most Adaptable
Intended for: Marketed as a convertible ab wheel roller that can be set up as a double wheel for greater balance and control, or switched to a single wheel to engage more core, shoulder and back muscles, with premium foam handles, a rubber wheel tread and a large knee mat.
What we liked
- Cheaper than the ROMIX on these listings, at £11.99
- Convertible between double-wheel and single-wheel settings, per the listing
- Premium foam handles designed for comfort under load
- Rubber wheel tread for smooth, quiet rolling on most surfaces
- Large knee mat included
Worth knowing
- The listing does not state a maximum load figure
- Two wheels add bulk compared with a single-wheel roller
Best for
- Beginners who want the double-wheel setting for stability
- Anyone who wants to progress to a single-wheel challenge later
- Buyers who want the lower price
Not ideal for
- Anyone who wants a stated maximum load figure
- Buyers who want the most compact single-wheel design
ROMIX Ab Roller Exercise Wheel with Extra-Thick Non-Slip Knee Mat — Best Value
Intended for: Marketed as a single-wheel ab roller that is 3 inches wide and rated to a maximum load of 200kg, made of non-slip TPR and stainless steel, with ergonomic handles and an extra-thick non-slip knee mat.
What we liked
- Cheapest of the two, at £9.99
- Stated maximum load of 200kg
- 3-inch-wide wheel made of non-slip TPR and stainless steel, per the listing
- Ergonomically designed handles for comfort and grip
- Extra-thick, non-toxic NBR knee mat included
Worth knowing
- Single-wheel only, with no convertible double-wheel setting
- The listing does not mention a rubber tread material
Best for
- Buyers who want a stated load rating
- Anyone who wants the lowest price
- A simple, single-wheel roller for regular use
Not ideal for
- Beginners who want the extra stability of two wheels
- Anyone who wants a convertible design
