Inversion Table - Pro Series 9000
- Durable steel frame
- Bed Colour (Black)
- Partial or full inversion
- Full length and easy to reach climb up hand rails
- (I found this very useful. As my old Teeter inversion table is only 1/2 length and it is very hard to get back up vertical).
- 3-position roller hinges for control of rotation speed
- Side covers to protect hands
- Durable and tight back support
- Nylon strap for safe inversion
- Smooth height adjustment
- Ergonomically padded ankle brackets in secure design
- Non-skid floor stabilizers
- Adjustable for individuals from 4'10" to 6'6" in height
- Supportive up to 150kg in weight
- Easy followed instruction for assembly
- Quick and easy folding
Sturdy steel construction to drive the maximum user weight of 150kg
Comfortable wrap-around ankle holders secured
Promote many health benefits
Easily adjustable for different user heights
Comfortable padded grips
Folded up for easy storage: storage dimension: 28" x 16"L x 88"H
Easy and enjoyable to use
Triple-plated chrome main shaft-embossed height markers in both in. and cm
Removable nylon mat-adjustable and washable
High quality finishes-scratch-resistant powder coating and triple-plated chrome
Larger support handles for worry-free inversion
Quick and easy assembly-95% pre-assembled; includes tools for assembly
Corn feet - increase the A-frame base by 20%, reduce siding on hard surfaces and protect floors
Full inversion option- can be adjusted to lock fully inverted for exercise
EZ angle tether strap- offers preset angles to 20, 40 and 60 degrees
Specialized, low friction pivot bearings-For a lifetime of smooth, squeak-free rotation
"I personally have a herniated disc. I took Celebrex for a long time to reduce the pain. Medication is just not a long term solution. I bought a inversion table. I use it three or four times a week around 3 to 5 minutes each time. (I usually do about 60 degrees inversion. Full 90 degrees vertical inversion is not really necessary. read more
