Ironman inversion tables customer reviews
250910
What's the question? I've had this table for years and love it. Still works and looks as good as the day I bought it. Very easy to use, and easily adjustable to let friends try. Definitely helps relieve some back pain!
250911
I love my Teeter Ironman. I got it when I had a neck injury and hated traction. It really helped to improve my neck so that I became pain free most of the time. I use it when I get back aches with good result. Now i try to get in it a few minutes each day for overall well being.
1324480
All I can say, in having never tried the less expensive table, is that Earthlite is a very quality company. They are one of the top companies therapists choose because of there quality and durability. I have 2 older tables, one table almost 30 years old, and still not a problem after all these years. When it came time for a new table I wanted to stay with Earthlite because of my past experience. Excellent customer service as well.
1389309
Well I've heard that is rated for 250 but I saw a post from someone (possibly at a different site) that a person over 290/300 was using it without difficulty. I'm about 220 and haven't had a problem with it.
2199220
Best advice I can give, get an Ironmaster or Powerblock. Major problem with weights getting stuck - dials.
1192965
12 Oct 2011 I have the same concern. I am seriously considering buying a Smooth Agile DMT. But several things concern me about the company. First, on their web page for the Agile DMT, they show Amazon ratings: 9 reviews with an average of 4.7/5. On Amazon, there are actually 19 reviews with an average of 3.5. Smooth did not include the negative reviews and implies that the Amazon rating is almost a perfect 5. This is dishonest. There are a number of people who speculate that Smooth loads up web sites with positive reviews. Even here on Amazon, a lot of the 5 star ratings for Smooth products are from reviewers that did not buy from Amazon and only have one review, the Smooth product. Those reviews tend to be short and all positive. Quite suspicious. I ramdomly picked another brand of elliptical and most of the of the 5 star reviews were Amazon purchases and the reviewers had other reviews. I searched BBB and "Smooth Fitness" and it looks like this company used to be the Fitness Superstore based in NJ. It appears (although I am not sure) that they went online only and moved the sales office to King of Prussia, PA. Their machines ship out of a warehouse in Indiana. I would really like to buy the Agile DMT but I'm just not sure if I can trust this company on warranty. If anyone has personal experience with Smooth I would love to hear your thoughts.
1358518
I just purchased this ironing table ($60 at Marshalls) and set it up for the first time this morning. The instructions say the tray can hold up to 10kg (about 22 pounds).
167980
I did use them on one 5k row (stationary rower) and they worked ok. There is not any rotation of the hand or sustained weight pulling against them and it was fine. I would still go with a different option for the price tag. I saw a pair of these on eBay recently starting at $0.99 bid and asked the seller what they thought. He had a very negative opinion as well. Hope this helps. Good luck!
159814
Yes, totally worth it if use in a controlled manner. Have a home pt studio and it's been through hundreds of workouts with no malfunction. I would reccomened purchasing the olympic plate bar converters though.
1417972
There is a safety bar that is adjustable. If you remove it completely, you can invert fully. My wife, whom I purchased the table for, finds it difficult to return herself from full inversion without assistance. I recommend that you have somebody nearby the first time you try it.
1077011
Sorry. I can't answer that as I don't have an inversion table. I bought the back stretcher as a very much less expensive alternative to an inversion table. I think if you have an inversion table it would work by itself better than the back stretcher. Good luck.
152928
The exact answer I can not give you. I use Incra table. I can advise to look at the resources:http://www.incrementaltools.com/INCRA_Mast_R_Lift_II_p/incra%20mast-r-lift%20ii.htmhttp://www.incrementaltools.com/24_x_36_Offset_Router_Table_Top_p/rt2436os.htm
2012309
I own the Gravity 2000 and it is exactly as it states. A simple inversion table that does what it says it will do, Invert you. Took about an hour from opening the box, to assembly and recycling the material. Makes my back feel better.
685184
I own both the Ironman Dualie and the Revolution Dualie (and coach cross country) and have found that the revolution is more run worthy than I thought it would be. I fun with the front wheel free, as the fixed wheel doesn't hold a line well, and the free wheel is so easy to steer, particularly with the heavier load. The only scenarios where I have minor issues are on routes with meaningful hills, as the revolution has no hand brake, and when running faster than 8 minute miles over bumps. If the front end comes off the ground at faster speeds the wheel drifts and when it comes down catches momentarily before straightening out, which causes a sudden deceleration. Not an issue at jogging speeds, but something to watch for. That said I trained for my first marathon with the Revolution. The Ironman is awesome for trails/off-road that's stroller worthy, hills, and for running on paved trails. I ran our neighborhood with it for two years and you adapt to steering with the front wheel up pretty quickly. In either case, keep track of your load weight and adjust the shock setting when you exceed 50 lbs.
138400
It does a full inversion and it is very sturdy. It is for a max of 250 lbs. I was 197 when I started using it and was no problem whatsoever. I love having the extra set of handles...easier to pull yourself up. If I had it to do over again, I would buy this machine!
352678
Glad you asked a question. This inversion table is TERRIBLE! Hard to assemble, and badly designed. I had a CHAMP before and it was PERFECT! This one is large and does not fold for storage -- the CHAMP does fold, but not easily, as it's large. I wish I never bought this one, but I moved and gave away my CHAMP, ordered this thinking it would work. It's AWFUL!!!! Glad I can save you from buying one.
288116
I'm sorry, I do not have this piece of equipment any longer. I returned it about 1 month after I purchased it due to difficult to use and couldn't get ANYONE to talk to on the phone, but that was about 2 years ago, maybe it's different now. I purchased an EPIC elliptical from Dick's and love it.
281223
I am assuming you are asking the weight capacity of the inversion table. All of the ones I have seen have a maximum weight capacity of 250lbs.