do they attach to the teeter inversion table &amp; remain on the table or must you put them on &amp; then get on the inversion table
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I would check with the manufacturer on that one. I use the inversion bar, not the table.
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I'm not going to lie, not super comfy. What I did was take a pair of Thick, Fleece slipper socks...... I cut the ends off and slipped them over the ankle bars. It was a big help. Over-all, I still rate this a VERY nice inversion table.
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There is a piece that screws off and on. They shld fit right on after that. Just make sure to tighten things down before use.
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First I believe anyone wanting to use this or any inversion table should consider their medical needs. I would begin by Google searching health warnings for using an inversion table, for example there may be warnings for those with high blood pressure. With that said and before I explain any further you might like to know that there is a safety strap that clips to the table. This strap prevents the table from going fully inverted. To control how quickly you invert you slowly raise your arms up over your head, one at a time. To return to upright you reverse that movement bringing your arms back to your side or the handles at your hip level. The instructions then state that the best way to return to upright is to bend your knees rather than lifting your head. Bending your knees slowly lifts your body to the upright starting position.
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Put them in the base until you hear a click/snap. You can also lightly tap them with a hammer until they click. They won't fall out.....
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It doesn't actually attach to the table top, but it is held in place with velcro. We have not had any issues with it moving around while playing ping pong.
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They attach at the fingers. There is a loop at the tip of the wings. Hope that helps.
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You need two units; lift the back of one of the benches up and forward to meet the other raised back. They do not lock into place as a table but they are heavy enough that when they meet, they don't move unless you physically move/slide them apart. They are so handy as a bench, then a picnic table. We have two sets that end to end make a nice long table for company if needed.
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Hi Zack and thanks for your interest in Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots. These items are intended to be used primarily with Teeter Inversion Bars, Inversion Racks, and Inversion Therapy Tables. While we can not recommend using them with an outside brand (power tower pull up bar) as we cannot vouch for the limitations and guidelines of Power Tower's design, we definitely recommend the product as they are very comfortable and long-lasting. Thanks again and hope you have a relaxing day! -Your Friends at The Unwind Company
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Yes, they are bigger and more secure than a lot of other inversion tables. This is one thing I really noticed when choosing which to buy. We love it!
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They just snap on. Don't worry if you only have two spots to connect them to, you only need two, if you have three, connect all three for better performance! Doesn't matter which one goes where.
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Yes they go underneath to attach to the metal bar so when you sit the child up it's secure. They go on opposite end of the red box down there. They snap on and are important to use. It did show where they go in the Manuel, it's step five.
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They sit inside cut outs on the tray. They don't actually attach in any way. I have never had them fall out when sliding the tray out.
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Yes the net stays in place when the ball hits it. It is very securely attached to the table. btw you need a wooden table...plastic table the ball will not bounce...tried to set it up outside on a folding table this summer--no go.
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Not on my rack which I have attached to the wall. I don't know if they will stay on better if the rack is sitting on a table. I have the standard size Isacord cones (1000 m), not the king cones. These wobble and fall off with the slightest touch so now I have them all sitting on my table until I can try to figure something out. The pegs are way too short for this type of spool and they are so close together that it is difficult to fit 2 cones on pegs right next to each other - I ended up putting them every other peg but they still fall off.
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Thanks for considering STIGA! Underneath the table are clips that the legs snap into whenever the table is folded to hold them in place. Hope this helps! STIGA
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I thought she meant for the inversion table. No idea for this. I think the screws might come out on somebody big. Unless you have already gotten into inversion. I recommend beginning with inversion table. Getting upside down on this on your own can be pain and very awkward if you have not used to being upside down.