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Question: What tools are required for assembly?
Document: Worked perfectly. Has helped with pain from my 3 herniated discs. Some assembly is required, but, not too bad at all.
A friend, who owns two inversion tables advised me to look for the type of ankle locks that cupped around the back of the ankle. This table has that feature (though the Amazon photo almost hides it) and that plus the amazing low price made me gamble on it. It comes with all the tools you'll need for assembly, but it will go faster if you have a ratchet, pliars, and a regular phillips-head screwdriver (the handle on theirs is a bit small).
The provided tools are cheapo, but useable; hopefully you have some real tools at your disposal. Assembly time was maybe twenty minutes.My only complaint is I ordered this expecting it to have the heel cups, but it only has ankle bars on both sides. I just wore a pair of combat boots and they provide support for your foot and ankle. Mine is called the &#34;Go Plus&#34; so I don't know if that's the difference but I ordered the version depicted here.
went together quickly [with my tools]  and helps my spine. saves me money from not having to go to a chiropractor
I would strongly recommend using a socket set, channel-locks, and a screwdriver to assemble the table because the small, flat, &#8220;wrench-like&#8221; tools that come in the kit will likely lead to hours of frustration.
It was easy to set up. All the needed tools were included in the kit.It easily supported my husbands 250+ lbs and felt solid.The base folds up even fully assembled to free up some floor space.The stop strap slipped while he was inverted. He feed the end of the strap through the buckle one more time and it has not slipped again.
This was a great purchase for us. Husband has a bad back from an injury a few years ago and after seeing 3 doctors about his back, we are trying this alternate treatment method in hopes it will relieve his pain. This table was super-easy to set up, all the parts were included in the box and even handy tools! He seems very comfortable and secure on the table.
The table works so well and is so easily adjusted for different users (about 15 seconds - no tools) that I can't imagine why anyone would pay more. Expect some serious shipping costs, of course, because these tables are heavy and strong, which is reassuring when you are upside down on one. I can't imagine better ankle locks than these, but it's still more comfortable with shoes than without. Good luck hanging around.
It took me about 30 minutes to assemble the table, but I imagine it would have taken at least 1  hours if I had used the included tools.--Overall, I would say that the Pro Deluxe Folding Fitness Inversion Table is a good deal. The table arrived at my home ahead of schedule, it was easy to assemble, and I have not fallen to the floor and broken my neck yet!
It was exactly what we ordered. No issues with assembly or use. My husband weighs almost 300lbs and it holds him fine.
Answer: yes