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Deluxe dual-pin adjustment system with height range of 4' 7" to 6' 8"
Inversion therapy table for elongating spine and relaxing back muscles
Lower spring-loaded pull pin for easy ankle adjustments; 250-pound capacity
Safety strap lets you control inverting angles; safety lock keeps table secure
Folds up for easy storage and transport; U-shaped handrails
Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
Inversion therapy counteracts the forces of gravity on the body (particularly the back) by decompressing and elongating the spine. Not only can this relieve pressure on your spinal cord's ligaments and nerve roots, but it can also relax the back muscles that support the vertebrae. And when your back relaxes, the rest of your body invariably follows. The Body Champ IT8070 Inversion Therapy Table can make a great addition to your daily routine, and help to improve your circulation and posture while relieving muscle aches, back pain, and stress.
The IT8070 is easy to adjust, with a deluxe dual-pin system that lets you quickly find the right position (within a height range of 4' 7" to 6' 8"). It's also a breeze to use: once you rest your body against the pad and lock your feet behind the ankle supports, you simply reach your arms over your head. As your arms go up, your body will gradually invert until you're almost completely upside down. The only inputs are your energy and gravity itself. Construction features include a lower spring-loaded pull pin that allows for easy ankle adjustments; four safe and comfortable foam rollers; U-shaped handrails; a safety strap that lets you control the desired inverting angles; and a safety lock for when you aren't using the table.
The IT8070, which folds for easy storage, will support up to 250 pounds.
Key Features:
Assembled Dimensions: 55-1/2 by 29-1/2 by 57-7/8 inches (L x W x H)
Folded Dimensions: 13 by 29 by 75 inches (L x W x H)
Adjustable within a height range of 4' 7" to 6' 8"
Pull-pin adjustment system
Lower spring-loaded pull-pin for ankle adjustment
Four foam rollers help to cushion your ankles
High-density foam cushion for comfort
U-shaped handrails for added security
Safety strap allows you to control inverting angles
Safety lock keeps the table in place when not in use
Folds for easy storage
250-pound user weight capacity
Product Description
Inversion Therapy counteracts the forces of gravity on the body (particularly the back) by decompressing and elongating the spine. This relieves pressure on your spinal cord’s ligaments and nerve roots. In essence, Inversion Therapy reverses the negative effects of gravity. Using the Body Champ Inversion Table for just 10 minutes a day will allow you to be on your way to improved circulation and posture while relieving muscle aches, back pain and stress. Folds for easy storage.
I did a lot of online research on inversion tables after really enjoying using the one at my chiropractor's office (a very nice Teeter brand one). I read a lot of reviews of different tables and tried to decide what to spend. Prices range from low ($100+ like this one), average ($200-400) to really high ($1000 and up). I decided that all I needed was a table that would safely turn me upside-down for a while, so I went cheap and basic. The table wasn't hard to assemble (I did it myself in about an hour, though a second pair of hands would have been...well, handy.) In any case, when I first got on it, it felt a little wobbly and there were a couple "clicks" as things shifted slightly with my weight on it for the first time. It took a couple adjustments to get it set right for my center of gravity, but soon I could simply raise one arm then the other to make it glide slowly back to the inverted position. At that point I realized that the pads that cushion the ankles and feet were lacking. The ones on my chiropractor's table are way more comfortable. Most likely I'll come up with some way to pad them better as it's supposed to be relaxing (and it is...I slept like a LOG after the first time I used it!), but it's not easy to relax on the table when your feet are hurting. Other than that, a pretty good table for the money, and it was shipped by Amazon sooner than expected!
Very basic table. It does what is expected. But found a few flaws compared with my Weslo inversion table from Meijers:
Functional:
- Table does not change angle in small comfortable increments when you slide your arms as instructed. Despite table was assembled with the settings in the less sensitive position (bracket position), this table goes from 0 to full inversion with absolutely no control angle and it is difficult to get back to horizontal (despite I'm an athletic person). You MUST have the holding strap in position to limit the max. My Weslo table does a much better job, there. In the Weslo table you can control almost any angle by moving your arms in different positions and is very easy to get out of full inversion without assistance.
Cosmetic:
- Adjustment height numbers printed on a label on the extension rod. These labels tend to get ripped every time height is adjusted. The Weslo table have these numbers engraved in the metal.
- Moving parts are painted. Weslo table have them chromed.
Quality:
- One plastic plug arrived broken.
- One fell apart during assembly.
- Anti-slip sticker on foot bracket came all messed up from factory.
I have read all the reviews and petty complaints......fact is you can't beat the product for the price. Yes, it can be a little uncomfortable hanging upside down if your not wearing the right shoes and you are on the heavy side....."your hanging from your ankles people!" I do like the firm slim padded back and the easy adjustments. I'm 5'7 but I'm short waisted and long legged so it works best for me set on 5'9. My husband is 5'7 but he's short legged and long bodied and works perfect set on 5'7 for him. Look at your build and height. Oh, great for crunches too! BOTTOM LINE.... Yes, I would recomend this for anybody looking for a sturdy and simple inversion table.
