Can this be used on an inversion table?
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.
1077012
Because there is no way to secure the back stretcher (outside of using some sort of McGyver mechanism) to the inversion table, I would have to say no. I use the back stretcher as well as an inversion table. Each has its advantages. I find using the back stretcher even for a few minutes before bed time and again upon waking greatly reduces back pain. Overall though, an inversion table just has far more benefit for the whole body.
1077013
No because it lays flat on a surface. It would be unstable beyond a sitting position or laid flat.
1077014
If you could figure a way to secure it to the table, it would probably work well. I can see the benefit of traction along, with the arched support, under the mid and low back.
2011202
I know of no reason why not. It is just a mechanical connection with no function other than to affix it to a table. Go for it
948865
I would not recommend it. It probably would work, but it is meant to be used with a table.
741457
Yes, this inversion table does rotate where you can be completely upside down. You can elect to have the tilt less than full if you desire. I normally hang completely upside down and then do crunches while hanging.Hope this helps in your evaluation. I have very pleased with my unit and use it most days.
1382469
As you know it was not designed to make four tables , however ,I understand . If you ask me , would I try it , probably. However , its strongly recommended you use it as the manufacturer intended. Best of luck/0)
766315
No it can not. I tried that,had to return the table kit and got stuck with paying the return shipping aslo.
51326
Yes reversible, easy to do. After having for awhile only complaint is table gets wobbly.
1448209
You can do some shallow crunches while inverted, but the table is so well balanced that it will probably right itself if you bend too far up.
1448210
Hi Jan, if you are looking for a device specifically for ab work, this won't be good for you. This inversion table is more important if you are looking to stretch your spine. Mostly designed for releif in back pains. Hope this would answer your question. Amos
794289
I would recommend Ironman inversion table. I tired Teeter and had bad experiences with Teeter. From what I have seen they are a bad company to be avoided.
195590
No, but you don't need to. Since the table is turned by a spinning "gear" that meshes with a matching outcrop on the bottom of the platter, all that you need to do is turn the platter UPSIDE DOWN. that way the gear will spin without turning the platter.
2209488
This inversion table has helped me, however other people I know say it did not work. When I first started to use it, the pain got a little worse, but I stuck with it. I use the table 4X a day for 5 min. at a 20° angle as recommended by my chiropractor. If you have high blood pressure be careful.
708926
It does have a tether that you can set. I have not gone completely upside down yet. Not sure if I will. I have it set at approximately a 90 degree angle & am comfortable with it. LOVE my inversion table by Emer.
688738
Yes, if the table is the simple, straight legged type. The goal would be to attach it to something where you can't easily do this. For example, through a chair or through a table without simple straight legs.
227187
I would check with the manufacturer on that one. I use the inversion bar, not the table.
929425
No, but I have only used it a couple of times, I am assuming you have an inverted table mount with bit up. If that is the case you should be able to attach the base to the table with mounting screws and adjust the heigt using the allen they gave in the box.
241030
it's really hard to say....my best recommendation would be to try to use one in a store or something. this is one of those things that you gotta try it to see if it works for you. i can't really say it's helping me too much, but my issue might be different than yours...also, you can set it not to go fully upside down, so you can do a low angle inversion if that works better for you...bottom line, make sure this is the product for you before you spend $300 - $400 on it...hope this helped !!