Nintendo Wii Reviews

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Wii Fit Balance Board Clear Silicone Sleeve

With this stylish silicone sleeve, you can protect your Wii Balance Board from the wear and tear of every day use. The soft silicone material acts as an absorbent to lessen the impact of steps taken on the Balance Board, which is sure to happen with active game playing. This sleeve has cut-out openings in areas that correspond with the bottom of the Balance Board and front switch/ LED indicator, allowing easy accessibility. Perfect for preserving your Wii Balance Board in mint condition, this silicone sleeve is a must have for every Wii Balance Board owner.

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Silicone for Comfort
The silicone sleeve adds comfort to stocking feet. More importantly it adds non slip protection.

5 Stars Nice addition to the Wii Fit
Fits perfectly over the Wii. My Wii Fit board was getting dirty, so I got this and it works great.

4 Stars Great product
I am very pleased with this product. The board gets dirty very easily, and isn’t the most comfortable thing for constant stepping. Once I put this on, I have not had to do much cleaning and it still looks great. It is also much more comfortable on the feet. I had worried it may be slippery, but not at all. I feel more secure with it on. My two little kids use it, and they get a kick out of the glow in the dark feature. We didn’t need it to glow, they just think it is cool. It is very easy to put on, very durable (standing up to 2 adults, and 2 small children with almost daily use), and easy to clean when you have to. Love it and recommend it.

5 Stars CLEAR SLEEVE
I ordered this after reading the other comments posted. It protects the WIIFIT board from dirty feet or shoes and it does seem to give you a better grip if you are bare footed. I am glad I ordered it and very easy to put on.

3 Stars silicone cover for balance board
it ripped the first 10 minutes i had it. it’s easier to rip than paper. it does keep your white board clean though. i would look to something a little more sturdy.

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