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Question: Does the inverter allow you to hang completly upside down?  I watched the video and it appear that it does not.
Document: There are no complicated straps or belts to adjust. If you haven't watched the video yet, do it! It will tell you everything you need to know about this inversion table. I try to hang in it twice per day for about 10 minutes at a time. I have noticed a big difference in how my back feels. It really does help.
This is my first inversion table and I must say the principle behind inversion does help with chronic back and neck pain. This table does not allow the user to completely "hang". The user has to push himself away from the back rest. The ankle stirrups are not comfortable but we have found wearing a pair of hiking boots that support the top of your foot and the ankle do help. Looking back however, we probably should have researched a little more for a better foot aparatus.
This ironman inversion table is very sturdy and feels very safe. The strap included will allow you to adjust how far back you will lay so you are not completely hanging upside down. The leg piece adjusts for your height. Would highly recommend. This is used every day in our household.
Best investment I have done! My sciatic nerve pain is much better now that I hang upside down and stretch it.
This was confusing to me after being upside-down the first time (and all that blood rushed to my head), but was easy once I got the hang of it.It is a comfortable sturdy product. Very happy I went with the 4000 over the 1000.
Not sure I'd want to hang upside down by my ankles if I weighed that much though! ;) You can always shorten the strap they provide so it won't completely invert you and the table will support you on an incline instead of completely inverted.
When done, press again and move it in tighter just a bit in order to then move it away from the ankles.Be sure to set the safety strap to stop from going too far back. Even a little inversion is good. You don't have to hang upside down.I enjoy it and it seems to be helping.
It takes some getting used to, but I can hang upside down for 7-10 minutes before the pressure on my ankles become uncomfortable. Overall for the advertised price, it's a good value. Sturdy, easily moved if needed, can handle tall people, and smooth movement.
This table is heavy and strong, no worries about it falling apart as you hang upside down. There is no clip or anything to hold you until you are ready to invert though, so if that is important for you this is not the table for you. I like the long arm that holds and releases your ankles and the padded ankle grips. This table also has a removable lumbar support and it's easy to add it or remove it at will.
This is a great product. I read many reviews on other inversion tables. Talked with several chiropractors, massage therapists, and a personal trainer. The key is don't do the crunches and don't hang totally upside down because the total upside down negates the purpose of stretching the back. Stick with the 45 degree angle and you will be totally happy. I decided on this table because of the heavy construction.
Answer: yes