Buy a Sadhu Board: Models and Prices

Choose your POPOVYCH Sadhu board by comparing its construction, nail metal, wood, size and nail spacing. We make our main collection in Ukraine using solid ash or thermally modified ash, with fixed or independently moving nails. The model table below brings these choices together so that you can see what changes between configurations.

The standard board purchase is a pair: two boards, one for each foot. Start with the combination that suits your requirements, then check the available size and options. If you want help choosing, send the workshop a product link and your questions. You can also learn who makes POPOVYCH boards and how the workshop works.

Current prices below are displayed in Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH). Check the chosen product options for the final amount: size, nail spacing, finish and paid additions can affect the total. Confirm availability and the preparation time for your selected configuration before making plans around a delivery date.

The five English model guides explain their specifications and link to the relevant ordering options. Other rows open the existing Ukrainian product pages, as labelled. If you need help with the order form or delivery outside Ukraine, contact the workshop before paying.

A fixed board holds its nails in position. In a POPOVYCH floating board, individual nails can move down under load and return, with vertical travel of up to 10 mm. This movement allows the nail surface to respond to the shape of the foot. How it feels varies from person to person.

Choose the construction before deciding whether to spend more on a particular metal or wood. If independent movement is your priority, a floating galvanised model may fit your requirements better than a fixed copper model. Read how floating and dynamic Sadhu board nails work. Vertical nail travel and the spacing between nails are separate specifications.

Copper, galvanised steel and brass are available across the main fixed and floating collection. Galvanised nails are zinc-coated steel; brass is a copper-and-zinc alloy. Compare the actual material description rather than assuming that similar colours mean identical metals.

Solid ash provides a lighter appearance, while thermally modified ash has a darker tone. Both retain individual wood grain. Choose the combination you prefer after checking the construction and fit. Our Sadhu board materials guide compares these options without treating a metal or wood as proof of a health benefit.