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Best Inversion Table 2017: Reviews & Ratings

March 15, 2017 By Steven Kirchhof

Finding the Best Inversion Table

best inversion tableWith many options and brands available in 2017, it can be very difficult to find the best inversion table.  Prices vary as do the features and quality.  This is a long term investment in treating your back pain, so you need to make a well informed decision.  Selecting your inversion table depends on your specific needs and budget.

With any inversion table, you are turning yourself upside down to hang from your feet.  While you do not need anything complicated, there are several features that will make your inversion experience more convenient and comfortable.  The better the inversion experience, the more likely you will be to use the table on a regular basis.

Below we review the top inversion tables on the market today along with some that would not be the best choice. We have hands-on experience with most of these tables.

Quick Summary

We reviewed more than ten tables below. Here is a quick rundown on our best inversion table evaluation along with links to jump directly to our top picks:

  • Best Inversion Table: Teeter EP-560 (click to jump to it below)
  • If you have back pain where you cannot reach your ankles: Teeter EP-960 (click to jump to it below)
  • If you want to save a few dollars for a less refined table: Ironman Gravity 4000 (click to jump to it below)

How we rated

We based this evaluation on our own experience with inversion tables.  As users of inversion, and former retailers of back pain products, we have assembled dozens of tables, used them, and listened to customer feedback.  The criteria for our top inversion tables are:

  • Construction – You will be hanging upside down, supported by your ankles.  The quality of construction is critical for a safe inversion experience.  Along with our own experience, our scoring includes third party certifications and testing. We have noted third party certifications (or lack of) for all the inversion tables reviewed below.  UL 1647 is the most common standard for inversion tables and requires testing such as cycling, mechanical strength, and others to meet the standard.
  • Ease of Use – If an inversion table is difficult to use, you will not use it.  Ease of fastening yourself in and making adjustments dictates whether a person will use a table on a regular basis.
  • Comfort –  Again, if a table is uncomfortable, you will not use it.  We considered ankle/foot comfort and back comfort (for partial inversion).
  • Features – There are not that many “features” needed to hang inverted.  However, certain features improve the experience.  The best inversion table for you will have what is needed for your situation.
  • Size & Weight – This criteria is difficult to assess as it can contradict with the quality of construction.  A table with more durable construction may weigh more.  That said, the size and weight of a table is important if you will be taking it out for use or if you have a small area to set up.
  • Warranty – Even the most well made products can have issues.  How well a company stands behind their product is a statement of it’s quality. A strong warranty gives you the piece of mind that your are covered if something does go wrong.
  • Price - No one has an unlimited budget.  Balance price with the other criteria to find the best value in an inversion table.

Best Inversion Table: Teeter Hang Ups EP-560

Teeter EP-560 Ltd., Back Pain Relief, FDA Cleared, As Seen on TV
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Teeter EP-560 Ltd., Back Pain Relief, FDA Cleared, As Seen on TV
  • FDA CLEARED: Teeter is the ONLY FDA-Cleared inversion table indicated for: back pain, muscle tension, herniated disc, sciatica, muscle spasm, and more!
  • PREMIUM FEATURES: Acupressure Nodes (8) in varied heights for trigger-point release and focused relief. Lumbar Bridge with adjustable arch for added traction and support
  • UNMATCHED COMFORT & SUPPORT: Patented wrap-around ankle cups for ergonomic fit. Contoured Bed flexes for comfort and optimizes stretch for maximum relief
  • PRECISION ROTATION FOR TOTAL CONTROL: It's easy to do - simple arm movements shift your body weight so you can effortlessly invert and return to the upright position
  • TRUST TEETER: UL 3rd-Party Safety Certification; Heavy-gauge steel parts with patented security features; 5-Year Full Warranty; Easy 5-Step Assembly; 35-Year Legacy; 300 lb, 4ft 8in- 6ft 6in user capacity
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Teeter Hang Ups has been producing inversion tables for more than 30 years, and their experience shows in the EP series. The balance of quality and price makes the Teeter EP-560 our best inversion table of 2017. We are very familiar with this table and have done several articles and videos on it. Comfort, build quality, and ease of use put this model on top of our list.

One of the best features of the EP-560 is the way it grips your ankles. Rather than a bar across your feet, as with other models, your ankles are secured by foam lined “ankle cups” from the front and back. The experience is very much like using gravity boots. This table can take the Teeter accessories, such as the lumbar bridge and accupressure nodes. These accessories can be ordered with the table (EP-560 Limited Edition) or ordered later.

When we recommend Teeter products, we have confidence from their 3rd party certifications. This model (and the others in the EP series) is UL listed.  Also, the FDA recently “cleared” Teeter inversion tables.  To our knowledge, Teeter is the only manufacturer that goes to the expense of obtaining these certifications through independent testing and analysis.

Teeter has the best inversion table warranty of those reviewed here. Teeter offers a 5 year warranty and a 30 day money back guarantee. If you do not like your table, you can return it within 30 days for a full refund. Note that you will have to pay the return shipping.

Teeter claims that you can assemble this table in 13 minutes. We were able to do that, but starting out we had everything unpacked and tools laid out. There is nothing complicated, but for a novice, plan on one hour for assembly. Fortunately, all the major pieces are pre-assembled by the factory.

Size and weight are what you would expect from a quality table. At 58 pounds, the EP-560 is in the middle of those reviewed here for weight.  If you want to put it away while not in use, it folds and can be stowed in a closet or against a wall.

Pros

  • UL listed and FDA approved
  • Comfortable ankle restraints
  • Comfortable flex back
  • 5 year warranty
  • 30 day money back
  • High quality
  • Support materials included

Cons

  • Must reach down to ankles to fasten into the table

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TOP PICK: Teeter Hang Ups EP-960

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Teeter EP-960  Inversion Table, 3rd-Party Safety Certified, Precision Engineering, with Extended Ankle Lock Handle and Better Back Accessories
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Teeter EP-960 Inversion Table, 3rd-Party Safety Certified, Precision Engineering, with Extended Ankle Lock Handle and Better Back Accessories
  • PREMIUM FEATURES: Extended ankle lock handle for easy securing. Traction Handles and extra-long Stretch Max Handles for added stretching options and assistance. EZ-Angle tether with preset markings at 20, 40, and 60 degrees.
  • UNMATCHED COMFORT & SUPPORT: Patented wrap-around ankle cups for ergonomic fit. Contoured Bed flexes for comfort and optimizes stretch for maximum relief.
  • PRECISION ROTATION FOR TOTAL CONTROL: It's easy to do - simple arm movements shift your body weight so you can effortlessly invert and return to the upright position.
  • HIGH GRADE MATERIALS FOR RELIABILTY: Heavy-gauge steel parts with patented security features like auto-locking hinges, cam locks, specialized pivot bearings for durability.
  • TRUST TEETER: UL 3rd-Party Safety Certification; 5-Year Full Warranty; Easy 5-Step Assembly; 35-Year Legacy; 300 lb, 4 ft. 8 in.- 6 ft. 6 in. user capacity
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The Teeter EP-960 would have received the best inversion table designation, but it has a feature for certain users that increases the price. We did an entire video on this, if you have back pain to the point where you cannot reach your ankles, then this is the table to get. The EP-960 has a lever that is used to secure your ankles. When you get into the table, you only have to reach the lever slightly below your knees to fasten into the table. Although more expensive, we like the ankle system. To some, it feels more secure than the standard Teeter Hang Ups pin system used in the EP-560 and other tables. The feature does add weight. This table weighs 65 pounds.

The EP-960 comes with all the features of the EP-560. The same accessories are compatible with the table, and Teeter offers a limited addition if you wish to purchase them with the table. The ankle clamping system comes pre-assembled, so assembly is the same. Just like the EP-560, adjustment is easy and quick if you have people of different heights using the table. A couple years ago we did a video on adjustment where we demonstrated switching the table from a 6’7″ person to a 5’5″ person in a few seconds.

Pros

  • UL listed and FDA approved
  • Comfortable ankle restraints with easy locking lever
  • Comfortable flex back
  • 5 year warranty
  • 30 day money back
  • High quality
  • Support materials included

Cons

  • Price is higher than most tables
  • Additional weight for the ankle locking system
  • More difficult to store with the heavy ankle system

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LOW PRICE ALTERNATIVE: Ironman Fitness Gravity 4000

IRONMAN Gravity 4000 Highest Weight Capacity Inversion Table
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IRONMAN Gravity 4000 Highest Weight Capacity Inversion Table
  • Sturdy inversion table that may help reducing back stress and stimulating circulation
  • Tubular steel frame, memory-foam nylon backrest, and powder-coated finish
  • Patented easy reach 'Palm Activated' adjusting ratchet ankle locking system. Inverts up to 180 degree
  • Ergonomically molded ankle cushions; Folds for storage; Assembled measures 26 x 65 x 49 inches (W x H x D)
  • Weight Capacity - Supports up to 350 pounds
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While not our best inversion table, we are pleasantly surprised by the Ironman 4000 inversion table. This is a heavy duty table at an affordable price. The sample we reviewed had no problems and was set up in a little over one hour. The directions could be more clear. If we were not familiar with inversion tables, we would have struggled on some steps. The fit and finish does not match that of the more expensive Teeter models, but it seems very solid.

The table uses an older style vinyl covered foam bed. As you go inverted you will sink into the foam. Because of this you do not get the sliding affect of a full plastic bed and you may need to invert at a higher angle to get the full stretching benefit of inversion. The lumbar attachment for the bed is nice, but dependent on the user. We appreciate that it is included rather than an extra add-on.

Unlike the Teeter models, you cannot positively lock out at full inversion. Teeter accomplishes this by going slightly past full inversion so you are hanging with your body not touching the table. Since most inversion is done at a lesser angle, this may not be a concern. It would be a problem if you plan on doing exercises on the table (sit-ups, crunches, side-twists, etc).

At 75 pounds, this is the heaviest manual inversion table we have looked at. While this is not a consideration if you plan to leave it in one place, it is be more difficult to move.

Warranty is one year for the frame and 90 days for everything else. This is a fairly standard warranty for fitness equipment, but we feel that it should be longer for all parts. The first thing to wear out, we suspect, is the plastic covered foam bed. If you use your table every day, this could become a concern. We are not aware of any third party testing or certifications for the Ironman tables.

Support materials are lacking with this model. Ours included a brief assembly manual with no real advice on inversion and no DVD.

While not our best inversion table, the Ironman 4000 is a good alternative to the more expensive Teeter Hang Ups Models.

Pros

  • Good value at this price
  • 350 Lb. capacity
  • Ankle restraint lever
  • Lumbar attachment included

 

Cons

  • No third party certifications
  • Foam Bed
  • Weight
  • Poor Packaging
  • Short Warranty
  • Support materials lacking
  • Cannot lock-out at full inversion

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Teeter Hang Ups Contour L5

Teeter Contour L5 Inversion Table
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Teeter Contour L5 Inversion Table
  • Deluxe EZ-ReachTM Ankle System: The extra-long handle for the ankle lock system reduces the need for bending; made of aerospace-grade stainless steel with a gravity lock safety system.
  • One-Click Balance Feature: The patented pivot system with balance point adjustment makes finding your ideal setting a snap - one click transforms the balance point to accommodate users of different shapes and sizes without the need to remove the bed from the frame.
  • Sleek Frame Design: Creates both an aesthetic and functional benefit - the style is like none other in the market and the curve of the front legs allow easier mounting and dismounting.
  • Pre-set Rotation Control: The EZ AngleTM Tether Strap is a unique feature that allows pre-set angles at 20, 40 or 60 degrees and provides an easy guide to where the benefits of inversion begin and are fully realized.
  • Patent-pending Pivot System: Ensures a lifetime of squeak and rattle-free rotation.
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The Teeter Contour L5 is close to the best inversion table this year, but between price and availability it does not take our top spot. We wrote an article explaining that the Contour L5 is usually reserved for brick and mortar stores. Manufacturers such as Teeter need to keep their physical store retailers happy, and exclusive products are offered to them. As a result, the L5 is significantly more expensive than the comparable EP-960 and harder to find. Occasionally a few units will work themselves into online channels.

The Contour L5 has a very stylish design with the curved legs. This does not affect performance, but it does set it apart from other Teeter inversion tables. Colors are nice as well with the black bed and silver-grey steel frame.

The table includes the easy reach handle for your ankles. As we mentioned with the EP-960 above, this enables you to fasten yourself into the table without reaching down to your ankles.

The one completely unique feature of the L5 is the one click balance feature. With this feature, you rotate a dial to adjust the balance and therefore speed of rotation as you go back and come up. With other tables, you have to reset the balance point by partially disassembling the pivot points. This is a setting that a single user will set once and never touch again. However, when there are multiple users who prefer different rotational speeds while inverting, this is an excellent feature.

Pros

  • UL listed and FDA approved
  • Comfortable ankle restraints with easy locking lever
  • Easy rotation speed adjustment dial
  • Comfortable flex back
  • 5 year warranty
  • 30 day money back
  • High quality
  • Support materials included

Cons

  • Price
  • Availability
  • Additional weight for the ankle locking system

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Teeter Hang Ups EP-560 SPORT

Teeter Hang Ups EP-560 Sport Inversion Table
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Teeter Hang Ups EP-560 Sport Inversion Table
  • Gender Unisex Type Inversion Tables Dimensions 60L x 58.8W x 28.8H in. Model EP-560Sport Brand Teeter Maximum Weight 300 lbs Recommended Use Stretching Is Assembly Required Y Condition New Material Plastic Manufacturer Part Number E61002 Fitness Goal Strengthen Core, Enhance Flexibility Features Foldable Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H) 60.00 x 28.80 x 58.50 Inches
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The Teeter EP-560 Sport is a great but misunderstood inversion table. We know many people who consider this the best inversion table available. It comes with everything an EP-560 has plus it adds a Gravity Boot conversion kit. This enables you to use the table with the included Gravity Boots. These boots are hard plastic shells with a couple of inches of foam on the inside and hooks to hang from. Click here and scroll to the bottom of the page to watch a video we did on the Gravity Boot Conversion kit.

Gravity Boots are more comfortable than any inversion table clamping system (the EP-560 and EP960 are close). They also feel more secure. You can use these on a chin up type bar, so you can take these to the gym to use as part of your workout (please be sure the bar is rated for your weight!). The downside to using them with an inversion table is that you have to put them on. Although less than a couple minutes, this can seem time consuming and may lead to you inverting less often. With a standard inversion table, you would simply get in the table, activate the clamping mechanism and invert. The Sport model does come with the standard foot clamps, but changing the table back and forth for use with Gravity Boots is not something you are going to want to do on a regular basis.

If you do not mind putting the Gravity Boots on before you use your table, then we recommend the EP-560 Sport. The incremental cost may be worth it to you. However, if you feel that you want a table you can simply walk up to and use, then one of the models above would be the best inversion table for you.

Pros

  • UL listed and FDA approved
  • Comfortable Gravity Boots
  • Comfortable flex back
  • 5 year warranty
  • 30 day money back
  • High quality
  • Support materials included

Cons

  • Gravity Boots must be used unless the standard clamps (included) are installed
  • Additional cost of included Gravity Boot Conversion Kit

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Combination Table: Ironman IFT 1000 Infrared

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Ironman IFT 1000 Infrared Therapy Inversion Table
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Ironman IFT 1000 Infrared Therapy Inversion Table
  • Inversion therapy table with advanced FIR heat technology
  • Ultra-thin carbon fiber heating elements in backrest help soothe muscles
  • May help reducing back pain and fatigue while helping to increase blood circulation
  • Inverts to 180 degrees; supports 275 pounds; folds for easy storage
  • Extra-long safety handles; mesh pocket for remote control
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The Ironman IFT 1000 offers a lot for the price. Infrared technology has been used for some time to alleviate pain, and we have experience with it from other products we have reviewed. This table combines inversion therapy with infrared light to target back pain. While we agree that both technologies are effective, to manufacture a table at this price point with both, sacrifices are made.

As mentioned for one of the products above, we are not big fans of foam covered inversion tables. This prevents the sliding necessary for effective partial inversion. Also, the foam/vinyl back is a wear item. The table has only a 90 warranty on parts (1 year on the frame). An electrical component on a wear surface could easily have issues shortly after the 90 days.

Like other Ironman tables, you cannot positively lockout at full inversion. This can become a problem if you plan to do exercises on the table like sit-ups, crunches, or side-twists.

The ankle restraint system is similar to older tables from Teeter and others. Unlike Teeter or the Ironman 4000, this table utilizes a foam padded bar on the front rather than the preferred cushioned cups. The ankle mechanism is lacking the tall handle of the 4000 model. If you have back pain to the point that you cannot reach your ankles, you should consider a different table.

Pros

  • ETL/CETL Certified (electrical for the bed)
  • Infrared Heated Bed
  • Extra Long Hand Rails

 

Cons

  • No third party certifications for table
  • Foam Bed
  • Foot Comfort
  • Cannot lock-out at full inversion
  • Lack of Support Materials
  • 10-15 Minute Warm Up for lumbar
  • Difficult Assembly
  • Poor Packaging

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Innova ITM4800 Advanced Heat and Massage

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Innova ITM4800 Advanced Heat and Massage Therapeutic Inversion Table
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Innova ITM4800 Advanced Heat and Massage Therapeutic Inversion Table
  • Isolated Heat and Vibration Therapeutic massage Inversion with adjustable lumbar pad
  • Five (5) position Adjustable pin system with added Patent Pending Protective Cover for easy positioning and safer inverting over strap systems
  • Adjustable headrest pad with large energy foam comfort backrest pad
  • Accommodates users 4ft-10in to 6ft-6in with a 300 lbs weight capacity;Material:Vinyl, Foam, Metal
  • One Year Warranty
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We are not impressed with the Innova ITM4800, and it is far from the best inversion table. For the money, there are better options.

The main marketing point of this table is the infrared/vibration pad that runs across the width of the table. We can understand the thought here, but feel that the execution is poor. While your experience may be different, many find the pad to be uncomfortable and cannot use it on the table. The advertising says you can use it while sitting in a chair, but we found that the vibration did not penetrate deeply and there are better infrared products on the market.

The table has a handle between the foot clamps, but it does not operate like those on a higher quality table. The user still has to reach down to the top clamp itself in order to faster into the table, which defeats the purpose. That said, the foot clamps are fairly comfortable.

The manufacturer attempted innovation with the angle adjustment. A pin is inserted into different angle points near the pivot of the frame. We prefer a simple tether strap rather than this arrangement.

Pros

  • Removable infrared/vibration pad

 

Cons

  • No third party certifications
  • Foam Bed
  • Infrared pad is not comfortable
  • Difficult to assemble
  • Lack of support materials
  • Poor warranty

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Innova ITX9600

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Innova ITX9600 Heavy Duty Inversion Table with Adjustable Headrest & Protective Cover
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Innova ITX9600 Heavy Duty Inversion Table with Adjustable Headrest & Protective Cover
  • Adjustable headrest pad with large and comfortable padded backrest. Safety Information: Consult with a licensed physician before using this inversion table. Some medical conditions may not be suitable for use with this product
  • Five (5) position Adjustable pin system with added Patent Pending Protective Cover for easy positioning and safer inverting over strap systems
  • True Balance system for easy inverting with ergonomical ankle holding system
  • Adjustable headrest pad with large and comfortable padded backrest
  • Accommodates users 4ft-10in to 6ft-6in with a 300 lbs. weight capacity
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The Innova ITX 9600 is popular, but far from the best inversion table. It is a discount table at an attractive price. Obvious sacrifices were made to achieve the low cost.

The foot clamps consist of a bar that holds against the top of your feet and your ankles are supported by foam padded cups. The is an outdated design, and can be uncomfortable.

Aside from a basic assembly guide, this table does not include additional support materials such as information about inversion. Assembly seemed very time consuming. Not much of the table comes pre-assembled, so there are many small parts. It comes with a wrench tool, but we transitioned to a socket wrench because of all the fasteners we had to install.

The manufacturer offers a one year warranty that does not specify parts vs. frame. We assume that the warranty covers all parts for the entire year. This is better than others, but not to the level of the higher end tables, such as those from Teeter.

Pros

    • Low Price
    • One year warranty

 

Cons

  • No third party certifications
  • Foam Bed
  • Assembly time
  • Fit and Finish
  • Foot comfort
  • Lack of support materials

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Ironman Gravity 1000

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Ironman Gravity 1000 Inversion Table
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Ironman Gravity 1000 Inversion Table
  • Sturdy inversion table that may help reducing back stress and stimulating circulation
  • Durable tubular steel frame, tough nylon backrest, and powder-coated finish
  • Tough rubber non-skid floor stabilizers; inverts up to 180 degrees
  • Ergonomically molded ankle cushions; supports up to 300 pounds
  • Folds for storage; measures 25 x 62 x 49 inches (W x H x D); weighs 46 pounds
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This is the inversion table that Darwin forgot. Ironman tables have evolved well beyond this model, but it is still offered. The design is similar to the cheap inversion tables from 10+ years ago. We cannot recommend this outdated inversion table.

Pros

    • Cupped ankle clamps
    • Inexpensive

 

Cons

  • No third party certifications
  • Build quality
  • Outdated design

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Summary

When selecting the best inversion table for you, keep in mind that this is a long term investment. I recall speaking with the president of an inversion table manufacturer at a trade show who pointed out that the difference between inversion tables and exercise equipment is that people actually use inversion tables. Many people find the affect of inversion so positive that they continue to use a table for years. Contrast this against a typical exercise equipment purchase that may see use for a few months and then sit idle, and you can understand why quality is critical for inversion products. This comes through in our inversion table reviews above and elsewhere on this site.

Is there an inversion table we missed? A feature or issue we should have written about? Questions about any of the information provided here? Please let us know in the comment section below!

Teeter Hang Ups EP-960 vs. Contour L5 Inversion Table Comparison

November 6, 2013 By Steven Kirchhof

Teeter Hang Ups EP-960 Inversion Table
Teeter Hang Ups EP-960

We have been fielding questions about the differences between the Teeter EP-960 and Contour L5 Inversion tables lately, and thought we would publish a quick comparison between the two. To see a comparison of over 10 of the most popular tables, check out our best inversion table review and comparison article.

Background

The Contour L5 is sold through retailers whose sales are primarily local (brick & mortar), while the EP-960 is sold through online and offline retailers. It is not uncommon for B&M retailers to have access to exclusives. This helps them compete against online merchants who frequently have better pricing due to their low overhead. And with heavier items, such as an inversion table that weighs around 70 pounds, many consumers would prefer to have it delivered to their door rather than have to pick it up (especially for those with back pain). Keep in mind while reading that Better Health Innovations carries the EP-960, but not the Contour L5.

Feature Comparison

The two inversion tables share the same bed design, foot clamping, and tether, which are critical parts of an inversion table. So, back and foot comfort will be identical on either table. In addition, operation of both tables is identical.

The L5 has a unique mechanism where the rotational speed (basically an adjustment for the center of gravity) of the table can be set with a dial. On the EP-960, this must be set by removing the bed from the frame. While this may seem important, the rotational speed setting is typically only set twice during the life of the table. Having dealt with thousands of inversion table customers, and having used inversion tables ourselves, we have found that this is set once when the table is set up and maybe one more time once the user gets used to inversion (by speeding up the rotational adjustment).

The L5 sports a different frame design with a more curved look. We will leave it up to you on the attractiveness of the table vs. the EP-960. We have not had experience folding the L5, and we are not sure if the leg design would effect storage. The EP-960 folds up very well. Both tables accept the accessories that came out for the 60 series earlier this year.

Warranty is the same for both tables – 5 years on everything. I am absolutely sure that the L5 has comparable quality to the EP-960 and other Teeter inversion tables. Teeter doesn’t mess around with quality, and I have never seen a poorly design table from them. Both tables carry the UL Mark and have passed UL certification testing.

Looking at the manual for the L5, assembly appears to be pretty much the same with the same components being pre-assembled (such as the frame and mainshaft)

Strangely, I cannot find any statements for money back if the table does not work for you. With the EP series, Teeter offers a 30 day money back, allowing you to use the table for that period and return it used for a full refund.

Conclusion

So, which is the best inversion table? Whether the rotation adjustment improvement and the leg design warrants a price tag $100 to $179 higher than the EP-960 is debatable. Currently (subject to change with time), the EP-960 price is $399, which includes a 110% price guarantee. Advertisements for the L5 indicate a $499 to $579 price tag. If money were no object, you may consider it, but even so, with the L5 it appears there is not a trial period and the BHI Inversion Coaching Program is not available. From that perspective, you are actually getting less value for more money. Based on this, I very much recommend the EP-960.

When available, you can find the Teeter L5 by clicking here.
We have a lot more information about the EP-960 or to buy: clicking here

How To Adjust a Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Table

August 21, 2013 By Steven Kirchhof

We get a fair number of questions about how a Teeter inversion table is adjusted for height. With Nadia joining us for the summer as an Intern in our video production department, we thought that is would be a great opportunity to show how a table is adjusted. Nadia is 5’5″ tall and I am 6’7″. As you can see in the video, adjustment is very easy and fast.

The model used is a Teeter Hang Ups EP-960, which can be purchased on our Better Health Innovations site. Click here for more information or to order on Amazon.



Teeter Hang Ups EP-560 vs. EP-960 Inversion Tables Comparison & Review

June 21, 2013 By Steven Kirchhof

In this video I walk through the differences between the two most popular Teeter Hang Ups inversion tables, the EP-560 and the EP-960.

The most important point in the video is the difference between the foot clamping systems. With the EP-960 you do not have to bend to reach your ankles in order to fasten yourself into the table, and is therefore recommended for people with back pain to the point where this much bending is a problem.

Both of these tables come with several Teeter Hang Ups exclusives, including:

  • 5 Year warranty
  • UL Mark
  • 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
  • 3rd Party Safety Tested

Learn more about these tables at Amazon:
EP-560: Click Here
EP-960: Click Here

Back Pain Solution: How To Use An Inversion Table Correctly

January 31, 2013 By Steven Kirchhof

Solving back pain! In this video, I discuss the importance of having someone who knows what they are doing coach you through your inversion therapy experience.

Because most people do not hang upside down prior to getting an inversion table, we strongly recommend doing it with someone who has. Our Inversion Coaching Program, gives you just that; a person you can contact by phone or email to answer questions and help you through the first 90 days of your inversion experience. Watch the video for details!

More information at Better Health Innovations: http://www.betterhealthinnovations.com/Teeter_Hang_Ups_Inversion_Tables_s/22.htm

TRANSCRIPT:

Believe me, I know, you just want to get rid of your back pain, been through it myself. I have relatives, including my wife, who have been through it. Severe back pain to the point where you just can’t function, you can’t play with the kids, you have trouble doing basic things at work, basic things at home. You stand up for too long, your back hurts. You sit down for too long, your back hurts. You lay down for too long, your back hurts. There’s little doubt at this point that inversion therapy definitely can help a lot of people with back pain. The simple act of hanging upside down for a few minutes a day has helped out thousands and thousands and thousands of people.

When you buy an inversion table, you might be a little bit overwhelmed about how to use it, how to put it together, even where to store it, how often should it be used, and for how long should you be using your inversion table? Do you hang on it for an hour? The answer’s no. Do you hang on it for an hour? Do you hang on it for a few minutes? Is it better to do it in the evening and in the morning or just one shot sometime in the middle of the day? There are an awful lot of questions when it comes to using inversion therapy. A couple of years ago, we launched an extremely successful program called Inversion Coaching. When you purchase an inversion table from betterhealthinnovations.com, a Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Table from us, you receive the services of an inversion coach, an actual person who will coach you through the inversion process. As part of this, you receive assembly instructions and receive information right up front before you even receive your table. The coach will walk you through based on your pace, using that inversion table. You get that inversion coach’s personal email address and you get that inversion coach’s personal phone number here in our offices, so whenever you have a question about inversion, you can certainly just give that person a call. You have an actual person’s name.

A little disclaimer here, we’re not doctors. We can’t provide any sort of medical advice to somebody using an inversion table or somebody who is looking for a back pain solution. We can coach in the mechanics of using an inversion table. What, in our experiences, either personal experiences or experiences in working with thousands of other customers, what, in our experiences, has worked the best for inversion table users.

I really encourage you, before running out and buying an inversion table, consider Better Health Innovations, consider our longstanding Inversion Coaching Program, so that you get a well-trained person, who knows how to use an inversion table, along with you as you start out. We launch this program, and it will last for 90 days, but certainly on the 120th day you can still call your inversion coach. When we launch this program, it will last for 90 days, to get the person up and running. We also have a 90 day trial period, so within that 90 days, if inversion isn’t working out for you and it does happen on some occasions, where for whatever reason, either you’re not using the table or it’s causing another issue or whatever, if you want to return that Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Table with us, unlike virtually anybody else that I’ve ever seen, with us you can return that for a full 90 days and you get all your money back. We don’t charge a restocking fee. We don’t try to reclaim the original shipping cost or anything like that. You contact us first, obviously, and then you ship it back to us and you receive a full refund from that, so the 90 day trial program coupled with the Inversion Coaching Program, it’s done very well for us and it’s done very well for thousands of our customers.

If you have any questions whatsoever about the program, about inversion in general, you can watch our other videos. We have several up about Teeter Hang Ups and about hanging upside down and inversion therapy. If you have any other questions, certainly leave them down there in the comments below. Definitely recommend that you subscribe to this channel as well, as every once in a while we will pop out another video about inversion therapy and other things that can help you out. Until then, take care everybody and have a great day.

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