HARISON Heavy Duty Inversion Table for Back Pain Relief 350 LBS Capacity with 3D Memory Foam, Back Inversion Table with 180 Degree Full Inversion

Sturdy piece of equipment that was easy to put together. I am 6’ 4” and with just over 250lbs and it supports my weight just fine. Easy to use and I feel was worth the price.

Some stupid reason I’m a big fan of black and red stuff. This is a beefy unit. This company makes great stuff. I weigh 200 pounds and it’s not flimsy whatsoever. The only problem with this machine is you have to use it. That sort of a joke but basically if I used it more, my lower back would be in better shape. So it’s on me.

I bought this for back pain relief. I haven't been able to pop my back for probably 15 years. I was scared of the reviews stating that it was only for people with a max weight of 220lbs. I didn't see anything stating that in my user manual, or on the stickers labeled on the machine. I weigh roughly 315lbs, and I was able to invert easily to the max angle. Upon doing so I felt a pop in my back that relieved some tension. It only felt like one pop, so I'm going to just keep trying every day and see if eventually the entire back will pop. Me and my wife are trying to get healthy and lose weight. It is hard with back pain to do so, therefore we bought this to help.One recommendation from me for people assembling this would be to assemble the base loosely first. Once the base, left and right frames, and base connectors are attached then tighten all nuts and bolts snugly using the tools. I originally had tightened the nuts and bolts on the left and right frames (Step One) and then the base connectors had mating clearance issues that were going to stress the welds to get bolted on (Step Two). Follow Step 1 and Step 2 but don't tighten anything until all fasteners are threaded in by hand. If you do this, the pieces fit together without stressing any joints or welds on the frames, and base connectors. Doing this will also prevent damaging threads and fasteners. The rest of the steps won't matter as you will not have any mating clearance issues past assembling the base frames. Hopefully this helps someone out there when assembling.

I'm a big guy and was always afraid what an inversion table would be like. My wife wanted one so I found this one that would support my size. It works great. The install directions were easy and they provided tools which were nice. It does take a bit of space as it is very sturdy and so it does not fold. It's not an issue but I'm just tossing that out there. This has the option to go straight up and down, but I'm just fine with the 40% incline. My neck while upside-down with a little effort snaps back into alignment which is awsome. I could never "crack" my neck before, too much pressure. Upside-down it's easier and now there are fewer crunchy noises which I usually have to pay the doctor to get. So added bonus. We enjoyed this purchase, hope you will too.

Piece of garbage. Don’t buy. Too heavy to move around and I didn’t feel safe using it

The product is very sturdy and was very easy to put together. They give you all the tools you need and separate the parts for each step. Very well done. I did have an extra smaller 'ring latch' which doesn't appear to be used in the product which makes me a little nervous. The instructions could have been written by someone with a better command of the English language. Also the page with stretches to do before using your 'Exercisecycle' didn't belong. They did not include any instructions on how to use the foot lock mechanism. While easy enough to figure out I would have expected some discussion since it is the most important part of the system. The instructions tell you to start out at an incline of 15. My machine has holes for 20, 40 and 60. These aren't degrees but relative settings. The first stop is steeper than I would have liked as an initially starting position; it is about 45 degrees. It is too soon to determine how well inversion will help us but that isn't related to this table. Your ankles are a little uncomfortable but maybe I am tightening too tight.

Bought this to replace a much less expensive table with a net backing. I love this one, but for some reason my husband still uses the old one. It is easy to change the height for different persons. Can tilt completely perpendicular to the floor. Took two people to put together. Not certain this woman could have tightened the screws enough by hand. Very happy with this table.

Disliked the packaging. They tried but failed. Product survived the shipping and poor packaging design. Ordered this model after visiting Dicks and looking at four models on the floor.Am really impressed with the design and quality construction. Took me three hours to assemble using the two Allen wrenches and open end wrench included in the shipment. Instructions are excellent 6 step. Drawings could be a bit better, but are adequate. The device is of the quality found in gyms. Clearly no danger that it will break under use. More position adjustments might be helpful, This is my first use of a inversion table and I am using it on the lowest setting of 20 because that is where I feel most I find it a challenge to move around, but once moved from my assembly area I don’t anticipating moving it around.Not something you can fold up against the wall.Use at least six times each day with fantastic results. First thing in the morning, last thing every evening. Five minutes each time before leaving the house and again when I return. Such improvement in my pinched nerve that I am now able to walk .8 miles in the evening before supper. Such improvement that I am no longer taking physical therapy twice a week.Living again!