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Health Mark Pro Max Inversion Therapy Table

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I read product reviews of lots of other inversion tables, and decided to go with this one as I needed it for my clinic. This table is rated for 600 lb., over 2 times what any other tables I saw were rated for. It went together easily in about 1 1/2 hrs., and the only tricky part was the frame itself, and then only because the tolerances are tight, which now that it is together, will prevent any squirreliness. This table is particularly useful in that you can be face up or face down, and can easily use it either way by yourself and not be concerned about getting stuck. It also allows for the physician / body worker to work on the client in one of several pre set and rock solid positions. It doesn't fold up, so make a permanent space. Overall is an excellent product with tight tolerances in its manufacture. I've had several over the past 30 yrs., and this is the best I've seen.

I purchased the Health Mark Pro Max table through Amazon. The product arrived ahead of schedule. I work as a master mechanic, so I know good mechanicals when I see them. This table is a work of art. Everything about it is top quality. The frame is very rugged, and the bearing assembly which the table pivots on is fantastic. Every tool needed was supplied. The material which the table is covered in is feels like suede, but is much tougher. The capacity of this table is 600 lbs., as opposed to 300 lbs. for others, and it shows! Well worth the $800.

well made and works well- kinda big-but really it needs to be when it tips you all the way over where you are suspended in mid air not touching anything except what holds your feet in the machine- its worth the xtra $ for what you get-being able to hang on your stomach or on your back is a huge plus

This Health Mark Pro Max inversion table is a very well-made product, solid, sturdy, and stable. Easy to operate.
Not difficult to assemble. We're very happy we got this particular inversion table.

This inversion table is perfect for what it was designed and that is performing inversion with flexibility, stability and precision. My father is 82 and on a trip last August to OC Maryland my father's back was so bad his face was distended in pain and he could barely walk. He has rheumatoid arthritis for years and it finally brought his active life to a halt with the what the spinal/orthopedic surgeon called stenosis of the spine. The x-rays and mri's showed the narrowing and compressing of the spine which was causing great pain due mostly to the sciatic nerve. I asked the surgeon if inversion would help and he of course said no way with this. I went ahead anyway to try and avoid eventual surgery. My father was game and I tried to buy a cheaper table but he insisted on this one and I am glad he held out. It has been a dream for us as it literally brought my father back to normalcy as the daily 10-20 minute sessions at the convenient preset angle has eliminated the back pain and leg pain to where he can now enjoy movements and walking without discomfort. He is lifting weights again and the happy face is back. I use it also and it has made my back much lither as I can turn completely and conformably doing golf or yoga. If you have the means get this one as it allows the most secure and varied routines and please try this before surgery if you can. You may get the same results and avoid surgery or heal better but know this machine works.

Just thought I'd add my comments about this product. I have owned three inversion tables and this one is #1. It is built very well, sturdy, and the option to invert face forward is a plus in my mind. The padding is comfortable and the fit and finish is as good as it gets. Some of my nit-picking would be that the the main adjusting bolt doesn't have a sleeve or something to take up the slack when you begin inverting so it "shifts" very slightly as you tilt. Teeter has a set up that works well although their unit doesn't hold 600#'s either. It's no big deal just unnerving at first. In addition the main platform twists slightly due to a pad provided on the crossmemeber, a nice touch. It makes it nice when you come out of inversion, however, the platform "tweaks" slightly when you get on the unit. Also this unit is not like Teeter in that it doesn't invert quite as easily when you raise or lower your arms. Just a different style I suppose. The circular arms are necessary, especially if you invert forward. This different feel of inversion is fine, just different from what I was used to. As far as price, I think I got what I paid for and I'm happy with it. It is not collapsable, but then I never moved my Teeter either and it was. These nitpicking comments are just my review/opinion and I'm always thinking of ways to make it better. Hope this helps your decision to purchase an inversion table.