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Question: How do the foot holders feel when inverted?
Document: I love the positive effects of going inverted, but after the first few times, I started to have to wear shoes, because the rubber pads on the foot holders are not comfortable. They pull on the skin, and feel like they're going  to rip my achilles. So, wear shoes, and get inverted!
I read numerous reviews before deciding to purchase this table. Most common things that concerned me were 1) Durability and 2) Foot pain while inverted.So far, I've had this table for around 2 months and the quality is outstanding-I don't foresee any problems with this in the future.As far as foot and ankle pain...you can definitely feel it.
It's suppose to help with my ruptured disc but still haven't achieve the results I was expecting. Product was easy to assemble, easy to use, but no so easy to store. The foot support is inadequate, making it very difficult to remain fully inverted for long period of time. Cannot recommend to anyone at this time but given the cost, one might reconsider.
Perfect for what I need. I had one about 20 years ago and have regretted letting it go. This unit is constructed well and does as advertised. If you expect to be able to hang inverted, this is not the unit for that. You will need to utilize hand pressure against the floor to remain vertical. Most people won't need this feature though. Warning: make sure you have at least a 10 foot ceiling to allow clearance while going vertical.
I really am happy with the inversion table. It is sturdy and I feel completely safe when I am on it. It is very comfortable. I feel so relaxed when I'm inverted, it really feels good on my back and neck. The height and ankle adjustments are very easy to use. The price was great and I loved having it delivered right to my home.
I had someone else assemble it for me. It took him about 10 mins. I really like this table! I use it for only a couple minutes at a time, but as soon as I'm inverted, I do feel the effects. I think I like it more because I'm the only one who uses it so I also don't have to adjust the height each time. :)
These will all be needed. The written instructions are ok, but the exploded diagrams will help you put it together. A socket set and a couple of adjustable crescent will be needed. I've had my share of back strain over the years, and this was near immediate relief when I first leaned back and became inverted. I felt a few pops and cracks in my bones, but now I feel good! Today, I did a full 180 degree inversion, and it felt great!
The strangest sensation was that I felt as if I was taller in the morning as I walked around. I feel much better overall.Mine came with a safety bar, not shown in the pictures, that will prevent you from going fully inverted. If you want to go fully inverted, just remove the safety bar, it has a quick release clip. I feel completely safe using this thing. This does let you get into a moderately inverted position that that is not too painful but is very helpful.
I do feel better after 15 minutes spent inverted. This machine is strong and has no problem supporting my 170 pounds. I use the hand rails to both lower and raise myself and find this better than just letting my weight carry back into an inverted position. The assembly instructions could be better, but its not terribly difficult and I had it put together in about 40 minutes. My only complaint is that it doesn't store easily and takes up a lot of room. This might be the case with all inversion tables.
I work 12 hours a day. I stand on my feet the entire day and for 4 hours I do very heavy lifting at a major shipping company. I have a hernia on my L4 L5 and a bulging disc above that. I do not go full inverted as it kinda hurts. The first few weeks I would invert my back cracked each and every time. I'm guessing this was my back popping back into place.The table does feel like it takes pressure off my back. It's not a cure all.
Answer: yes