Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table
With premium features and accessories to enhance relaxation and ease of use, the Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table offers the ultimate in back pain relief. A Deluxe EZ-Reach Ankle Lock system with extra-long handle and micro-adjustment feature ensures the most comfortable fit and reduces the need to bend when securing the ankles. EZ-Stretch Traction Handles add decompression with a simple push, great for beginners or those who prefer lesser angles. Large Stretch Max handles offer support and added stretching options. And the EZ-Angle Tether makes it easy to pre-set your inversion angle at 20, 40 or 60 degrees.
With premium features and accessories to enhance relaxation and ease of use, the Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table offers the ultimate in back pain relief. A Deluxe EZ-Reach Ankle Lock system with extra-long handle and micro-adjustment feature ensures the most comfortable fit and reduces the need to bend when securing the ankles. EZ-Stretch Traction Handles add decompression with a simple push, great for beginners or those who prefer lesser angles. Large Stretch Max handles offer support and added stretching options. And the EZ-Angle Tether makes it easy to pre-set your inversion angle at 20, 40 or 60 degrees.
With premium features and accessories to enhance relaxation and ease of use, the Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table offers the ultimate in back pain relief. A Deluxe EZ-Reach Ankle Lock system with extra-long handle and micro-adjustment feature ensures the most comfortable fit and reduces the need to bend when securing the ankles. EZ-Stretch Traction Handles add decompression with a simple push, great for beginners or those who prefer lesser angles. Large Stretch Max handles offer support and added stretching options. And the EZ-Angle Tether makes it easy to pre-set your inversion angle at 20, 40 or 60 degrees.
With premium features and accessories to enhance relaxation and ease of use, the Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table offers the ultimate in back pain relief. A Deluxe EZ-Reach Ankle Lock system with extra-long handle and micro-adjustment feature ensures the most comfortable fit and reduces the need to bend when securing the ankles. EZ-Stretch Traction Handles add decompression with a simple push, great for beginners or those who prefer lesser angles. Large Stretch Max handles offer support and added stretching options. And the EZ-Angle Tether makes it easy to pre-set your inversion angle at 20, 40 or 60 degrees.
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It's always extremely frustrating to encounter a product like this: that not only does what it's supposed to do but also EXCELS... yet has one or more MAJOR shortcomings that render is useless (or almost useless). Such is the case with my Teeter inversion table. Starting with the positive: it is a true miracle on the back. As a former National Champion runner who stays in excellent shape, I jumped right in and by Day 2 or 3 was doing 30-60 minutes per day (broken in to 3-8 minute segments over the course of the day)... with AMAZING benefits, and seemingly without issues.However, after about a week or two, I had Ankle pain that I've never experienced before (and since I hadn't started anything else new), the cause was pretty obvious: the Teeter inversion table. (to ...Ā MoreIt's always extremely frustrating to encounter a product like this: that not only does what it's supposed to do but also EXCELS... yet has one or more MAJOR shortcomings that render is useless (or almost useless). Such is the case with my Teeter inversion table. Starting with the positive: it is a true miracle on the back. As a former National Champion runner who stays in excellent shape, I jumped right in and by Day 2 or 3 was doing 30-60 minutes per day (broken in to 3-8 minute segments over the course of the day)... with AMAZING benefits, and seemingly without issues.However, after about a week or two, I had Ankle pain that I've never experienced before (and since I hadn't started anything else new), the cause was pretty obvious: the Teeter inversion table. (to confirm, I stopped using it for 2-3 weeks, my Ankles recovered and had no further issues), then I tried to use it again for JUST 1-3 MINUTES PER DAY; and BOOM! Within an hour, my Ankle pain was back, both Ankles, in the same spots.What's so frustrating is: IF there was just another 1-2 adjustments (OR if the Ankle padding were better designed) this could very easily be avoided. For example, if the horizontal bar supporting the BOTTOM Ankle pads had an adjustment to raise it just a few inches higher, it would be perfect. "Adjustability" of the Bottom Ankle pads is near useless because it "un-adjusts" as you go in to inversion. Best workaround to date I've come up with to avoid Ankle injury is to NOT follow the instructions (obviously you must be extremely careful in doing this); but basically DO NOT lower the TOP Ankle pads all the way. I wouldn't recommend going past 45 deg when doing this... and usually I hold the side bars as an extra precaution; but this is NOT ideal because I cannot get full relaxation of the back muscles nor do I feel comfortable going to my sweet spot (60 degrees inversion). Since I am getting some usability out of the machine, I've given it 2 stars. Otherwise, I'd be returning it.
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I bought a Teeter inversion table 5 years ago and was using it to stretch after a long walk/jog. I gave the inversion table away to a family member when I moved to California from Texas. I bought a cheaper version from Amazon as a replacement but it was not well-built so I barely used it. (I ended up donating it.) I recently started working out a lot more and injured myself with an inflamed glute which caused sciatic pain. I went to urgent care and was prescribed muscle relaxers and Motrin for pain and was advised on what stretches I needed to do on a daily basis. During that time, I thought about how having an inversion table could have helped prevent this kind of injury, so I ended up buying the Teeter Fitspine. It was easy to put together and I have been using it ...Ā MoreI bought a Teeter inversion table 5 years ago and was using it to stretch after a long walk/jog. I gave the inversion table away to a family member when I moved to California from Texas. I bought a cheaper version from Amazon as a replacement but it was not well-built so I barely used it. (I ended up donating it.) I recently started working out a lot more and injured myself with an inflamed glute which caused sciatic pain. I went to urgent care and was prescribed muscle relaxers and Motrin for pain and was advised on what stretches I needed to do on a daily basis. During that time, I thought about how having an inversion table could have helped prevent this kind of injury, so I ended up buying the Teeter Fitspine. It was easy to put together and I have been using it almost every day when I need a good stretch. (I have to admit the newer Teeter inversion table is better than the first one I used.) On the first use, I felt a small pop and I was like "Ohh". It felt good. Stretching is a daily routine now for me and having an inversion table is a good way to stretch the spine. I think the inversion table is a necessity and everyone should own one, even if they are sedentary.
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A few years ago I was having back trouble, pain and partial disability almost all day every day, sometimes escalating to temporary but acute pain and disability. I was diagnosed by x-ray with "significant degenerative disc disease."Initially I asked my orthopedist about the advisability of buying an inversion table, and my understanding of the answer was that it was reported to have helped some individuals, but not others, and that each person basically had to try it for themselves. I followed through because I was suffering daily and at constant risk of much worse. Looking for quality and reputation, I purchased a Teeter inversion table.For about a year I experienced very modest benefits from using it. But at one point I chanced upon the idea of using it for a ...Ā MoreA few years ago I was having back trouble, pain and partial disability almost all day every day, sometimes escalating to temporary but acute pain and disability. I was diagnosed by x-ray with "significant degenerative disc disease."Initially I asked my orthopedist about the advisability of buying an inversion table, and my understanding of the answer was that it was reported to have helped some individuals, but not others, and that each person basically had to try it for themselves. I followed through because I was suffering daily and at constant risk of much worse. Looking for quality and reputation, I purchased a Teeter inversion table.For about a year I experienced very modest benefits from using it. But at one point I chanced upon the idea of using it for a few minutes each night just before getting into bed and lying down for the night. The results of that strategy have been truly amazing and life-altering. Instead of decompressing my spine for five minutes at a time, I end up decompressing my spine for five minutes and eight hours by morning.That strategy has made a huge difference for me! I cannot overstate what an enormous relief and improvement it has meant for my everyday living and activities! Nowadays I almost never have any back trouble.I am writing to share what has worked so well for me in hopes that you may pass the strategy along to any others who may also benefit. In addition to your website visitors and colleagues, you may have some avenue by which to recommend a rigorous scientific and medical study at some university or hospital that researches such issues, allowing the possibility of publication if documented to be widely beneficial. Thank you!
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| Included Components | 1 x Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table, Grey |
| Product dimensions | 205.7 x 73.2 x 219.7 cm; 29.9 Kilograms |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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It's always extremely frustrating to encounter a product like this: that not only does what it's supposed to do but also EXCELS... yet has one or more MAJOR shortcomings that render is useless (or almost useless). Such is the case with my Teeter inversion table. Starting with the positive: it is a true miracle on the back. As a former National Champion runner who stays in excellent shape, I jumped right in and by Day 2 or 3 was doing 30-60 minutes per day (broken in to 3-8 minute segments over the course of the day)... with AMAZING benefits, and seemingly without issues.However, after about a week or two, I had Ankle pain that I've never experienced before (and since I hadn't started anything else new), the cause was pretty obvious: the Teeter inversion table. (to ...Ā MoreIt's always extremely frustrating to encounter a product like this: that not only does what it's supposed to do but also EXCELS... yet has one or more MAJOR shortcomings that render is useless (or almost useless). Such is the case with my Teeter inversion table. Starting with the positive: it is a true miracle on the back. As a former National Champion runner who stays in excellent shape, I jumped right in and by Day 2 or 3 was doing 30-60 minutes per day (broken in to 3-8 minute segments over the course of the day)... with AMAZING benefits, and seemingly without issues.However, after about a week or two, I had Ankle pain that I've never experienced before (and since I hadn't started anything else new), the cause was pretty obvious: the Teeter inversion table. (to confirm, I stopped using it for 2-3 weeks, my Ankles recovered and had no further issues), then I tried to use it again for JUST 1-3 MINUTES PER DAY; and BOOM! Within an hour, my Ankle pain was back, both Ankles, in the same spots.What's so frustrating is: IF there was just another 1-2 adjustments (OR if the Ankle padding were better designed) this could very easily be avoided. For example, if the horizontal bar supporting the BOTTOM Ankle pads had an adjustment to raise it just a few inches higher, it would be perfect. "Adjustability" of the Bottom Ankle pads is near useless because it "un-adjusts" as you go in to inversion. Best workaround to date I've come up with to avoid Ankle injury is to NOT follow the instructions (obviously you must be extremely careful in doing this); but basically DO NOT lower the TOP Ankle pads all the way. I wouldn't recommend going past 45 deg when doing this... and usually I hold the side bars as an extra precaution; but this is NOT ideal because I cannot get full relaxation of the back muscles nor do I feel comfortable going to my sweet spot (60 degrees inversion). Since I am getting some usability out of the machine, I've given it 2 stars. Otherwise, I'd be returning it.
I bought a Teeter inversion table 5 years ago and was using it to stretch after a long walk/jog. I gave the inversion table away to a family member when I moved to California from Texas. I bought a cheaper version from Amazon as a replacement but it was not well-built so I barely used it. (I ended up donating it.) I recently started working out a lot more and injured myself with an inflamed glute which caused sciatic pain. I went to urgent care and was prescribed muscle relaxers and Motrin for pain and was advised on what stretches I needed to do on a daily basis. During that time, I thought about how having an inversion table could have helped prevent this kind of injury, so I ended up buying the Teeter Fitspine. It was easy to put together and I have been using it ...Ā MoreI bought a Teeter inversion table 5 years ago and was using it to stretch after a long walk/jog. I gave the inversion table away to a family member when I moved to California from Texas. I bought a cheaper version from Amazon as a replacement but it was not well-built so I barely used it. (I ended up donating it.) I recently started working out a lot more and injured myself with an inflamed glute which caused sciatic pain. I went to urgent care and was prescribed muscle relaxers and Motrin for pain and was advised on what stretches I needed to do on a daily basis. During that time, I thought about how having an inversion table could have helped prevent this kind of injury, so I ended up buying the Teeter Fitspine. It was easy to put together and I have been using it almost every day when I need a good stretch. (I have to admit the newer Teeter inversion table is better than the first one I used.) On the first use, I felt a small pop and I was like "Ohh". It felt good. Stretching is a daily routine now for me and having an inversion table is a good way to stretch the spine. I think the inversion table is a necessity and everyone should own one, even if they are sedentary.
A few years ago I was having back trouble, pain and partial disability almost all day every day, sometimes escalating to temporary but acute pain and disability. I was diagnosed by x-ray with "significant degenerative disc disease."Initially I asked my orthopedist about the advisability of buying an inversion table, and my understanding of the answer was that it was reported to have helped some individuals, but not others, and that each person basically had to try it for themselves. I followed through because I was suffering daily and at constant risk of much worse. Looking for quality and reputation, I purchased a Teeter inversion table.For about a year I experienced very modest benefits from using it. But at one point I chanced upon the idea of using it for a ...Ā MoreA few years ago I was having back trouble, pain and partial disability almost all day every day, sometimes escalating to temporary but acute pain and disability. I was diagnosed by x-ray with "significant degenerative disc disease."Initially I asked my orthopedist about the advisability of buying an inversion table, and my understanding of the answer was that it was reported to have helped some individuals, but not others, and that each person basically had to try it for themselves. I followed through because I was suffering daily and at constant risk of much worse. Looking for quality and reputation, I purchased a Teeter inversion table.For about a year I experienced very modest benefits from using it. But at one point I chanced upon the idea of using it for a few minutes each night just before getting into bed and lying down for the night. The results of that strategy have been truly amazing and life-altering. Instead of decompressing my spine for five minutes at a time, I end up decompressing my spine for five minutes and eight hours by morning.That strategy has made a huge difference for me! I cannot overstate what an enormous relief and improvement it has meant for my everyday living and activities! Nowadays I almost never have any back trouble.I am writing to share what has worked so well for me in hopes that you may pass the strategy along to any others who may also benefit. In addition to your website visitors and colleagues, you may have some avenue by which to recommend a rigorous scientific and medical study at some university or hospital that researches such issues, allowing the possibility of publication if documented to be widely beneficial. Thank you!
I have spinal stenosis, sciatica, and 3 degenerated discs in my lower back. These conditions have been with me for the last 40+ years. (I am 69 years young.).Until 8 months ago, Chiropractic kept these ailments from interfering with my quality of life. Then, the conditions got worse - in the mornings I could barely walk after getting out of bed. Only a 15 minute session on my chiropractor's decompression table gave me any relief -- and that only lasted a day or two. Seeing that the decompression table did give me relief (albeit temporarily) he suggested that I invest in an inversion table.I researched several leading brands and chose Teeter for the following reason:1. FDA registration and UL listed2. online training and support3. build quality - I am ...Ā MoreI have spinal stenosis, sciatica, and 3 degenerated discs in my lower back. These conditions have been with me for the last 40+ years. (I am 69 years young.).Until 8 months ago, Chiropractic kept these ailments from interfering with my quality of life. Then, the conditions got worse - in the mornings I could barely walk after getting out of bed. Only a 15 minute session on my chiropractor's decompression table gave me any relief -- and that only lasted a day or two. Seeing that the decompression table did give me relief (albeit temporarily) he suggested that I invest in an inversion table.I researched several leading brands and chose Teeter for the following reason:1. FDA registration and UL listed2. online training and support3. build quality - I am 260lbs.Putting those altogether, it was a no-brainer that the Teeter FitSpine LX9 was the right inversion table for me.The first time I tried the table, my sciatic pain was gone within minutes. I used the Teeter 3 times a day and within one week, I was once again walking perfectly upright. Pain levels reduced from debilitating to quite bearable within one week. Now, a month later, most of the time I am pain-free. I used to have to "pull" myself up the stairs to get to the bedroom. The strength in my lower back and legs has returned to the point where I now only hold on to the handrail for balance, not support.I got to this point following Teeter's online video for beginners with low back pain. I use it 3 times per day as follows:First: 2 minutes in a horizontal position - This relaxes the muscles and my pelvis - especially since I use the Posture Pads as well.Second: I invert for 3 minutes and I use the Traction Handles - 10 seconds on then 10 seconds off for the first minute or two. (I started at 20-degree inversion, then increased 10 degrees each week. Now, I do one minute at 60 degrees, then 1 minute at full inversion, then 1 minute at 60 degree)Third: I return to horizontal and slowly return to the mounting/dismounting position over the course of 1 minute.To summarize: in just one month, the FitSpine got me from living with excruciating pain, to being pain-free 90% of the time.THANK YOU, TEETER!
Suffered chronic back pain for 11 months straight from a prolapsed disc, vertebrae wear and tear and nerve pain on right side of hip and buttock and down the leg. I also had been ālocked-upā with my leg dragging when trying to walk-not a good look! Spent time and money on about x25 chiropractic visits (tried 3 different ones) with no real benefit or anyimprovement. Had referral to physiotherapist and that was a bit of a dead end other than a further referral for an up to date MRI scan to identify how much my spinal health has deteriorated. I genuinely did not know spinal inversion was a thing! On speaking to my old chiropractor and describing what I felt I wanted-āI just feel like if I was on a rack and was pulled gently at both ends -hands and feet-to reduce the ...Ā MoreSuffered chronic back pain for 11 months straight from a prolapsed disc, vertebrae wear and tear and nerve pain on right side of hip and buttock and down the leg. I also had been ālocked-upā with my leg dragging when trying to walk-not a good look! Spent time and money on about x25 chiropractic visits (tried 3 different ones) with no real benefit or anyimprovement. Had referral to physiotherapist and that was a bit of a dead end other than a further referral for an up to date MRI scan to identify how much my spinal health has deteriorated. I genuinely did not know spinal inversion was a thing! On speaking to my old chiropractor and describing what I felt I wanted-āI just feel like if I was on a rack and was pulled gently at both ends -hands and feet-to reduce the compression in my spine and lengthen my back Iām sure that would be of benefitāā¦.What about trying an inversion table ? he saidā¦ā¦ā¦.might be worth a shot?ā¦ā¦ā¦..OMG š± light bulb moment. Who knew these things existed? And thatās after nearly a year of chronic pain and 30 visits to chiropractors and physiotherapists!! Why oh why did no one mention this as a possible option sooner, even if it was a long shot?Ordered the Teeter Fitspine x3 and it arrived within 3 days š Didnāt want a cheap little gimmicky table if there was a chance of it breaking-Iām 6ā2ā and 210 lbs (15 stone)Impressive quality and engineering and easy to assemble.My first 3 minute inversion was an epiphany no less. Instant-but temporary pain relief and that floating feeling you get after a good spinal manipulation/adjustment. So the first week of using the table was a bit of a roller coaster, with each session providing instant , but temporary pain relief lasting about 30-45 minutes each time.I can only describe it anecdotally, as my spine trying to find an equilibrium after so long out of shape and it is taking time to adjust! (sic) to a new (old) state. Not sure if that makes complete sense, but itās a work in progress for sure.After 2 weeks I am currently pain free the last 3 days-a condition that is mind-blowing in its clarity to be honest. (You will probably understand if you have chronic back pain-it creates a fog that permeates your whole daily routine.)I am currently using the table x3 a day for 4-5 minutes each time and am at 60 degree inversion. Havenāt been vertical yet so thatās another progression for the future along with exercises while inverted.Frankly its a bit scary to think this is my new path and the improvements in my mobility and reduction in chronic pain might just be for real, but I am a major convert thus far and am dedicated to keeping with the program to see how far it takes me.The next big hurdle will be trying golf again -and thatās another scary thought after so long!Thank you Rogers Teeter!1 š
Before Teeter, my lower back and hip pain continued to worsen by the time I turned 65. Some days, I was barely able to walk. I tried everything to relieve the pain, including an electric heat pad, stretching, laying flat on my cold tile floor, and over the counter pain meds. Nothing worked.When I saw my my Teeter commercial on TV I was intrigued by Mr. Teeterās personal testimony of back pain, which led him to apply his knowledge and experience as an Aerospace Engineer to design and develop the Teeter Fitspine inversion table. The testimonies from many satisfied customers strengthened my belief that the Fitspine really does what it is advertised to do.Soon after turning 65, my wife and I decided that it was time to give the Teeter Fitspine a try. So, I purchased ...Ā MoreBefore Teeter, my lower back and hip pain continued to worsen by the time I turned 65. Some days, I was barely able to walk. I tried everything to relieve the pain, including an electric heat pad, stretching, laying flat on my cold tile floor, and over the counter pain meds. Nothing worked.When I saw my my Teeter commercial on TV I was intrigued by Mr. Teeterās personal testimony of back pain, which led him to apply his knowledge and experience as an Aerospace Engineer to design and develop the Teeter Fitspine inversion table. The testimonies from many satisfied customers strengthened my belief that the Fitspine really does what it is advertised to do.Soon after turning 65, my wife and I decided that it was time to give the Teeter Fitspine a try. So, I purchased my Fitspine LX9 directly from Teeter, which offered the best price with free shipping. The shipping process enabled me to track my shipment all the way from Washington state to Florida to arrive precisely on schedule.The assembly instructions were clear and easy to follow. I assembled my LX9 by myself in one hour. The instructions, plus the excellent videos available on the Teeter Move app, helped me decide which settings were best for me to use as a beginner and to achieve the perfect balance I needed for my height and weight.I started out slowly, closely following Rylie Teeterās wonderfully helpful videos on the Teeter Move app. Within a few days I had experienced noticeable back an hip pain relief. By Week 3, I had advanced to to very comfortable and relaxing full inversion and absolutely ZERO back and hip pain!I eagerly look forward to my daily Fitspine sessions. Just like Harold Teeter says in the commercials, āTeeter saved my life!ā I am eternally grateful to Mr. Teeter, Rylie Teeter, and the entire Teeter Team! A mere āThank youā does not adequately express my sincere appreciation for all you do to make your superior quality products available to the world. But, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
I bought the teeter for three reasons. First is, I recently developed sciatica and considered if it might help. When I got a physical, the Dr suggested something like the teeter for improved blood flow to the brain to stave off potential Alzheimerās or dementia. Reading some benefits included lymphatic draining that my wife struggles with, made me decide to purchase this product.I understand that there is unlikely to be any kind of instant results so there is no disappointment there. Iāve been using the Teeter for about a month now. Iām not going to say my improvement in my sciatica is positively attributed to the Teeter but it is considerably better and Iām not doing anything else different.Using this machine just feels good! I expected to just invert but every ...Ā MoreI bought the teeter for three reasons. First is, I recently developed sciatica and considered if it might help. When I got a physical, the Dr suggested something like the teeter for improved blood flow to the brain to stave off potential Alzheimerās or dementia. Reading some benefits included lymphatic draining that my wife struggles with, made me decide to purchase this product.I understand that there is unlikely to be any kind of instant results so there is no disappointment there. Iāve been using the Teeter for about a month now. Iām not going to say my improvement in my sciatica is positively attributed to the Teeter but it is considerably better and Iām not doing anything else different.Using this machine just feels good! I expected to just invert but every level of inverting from horizontal to full inverting has its own level of comfort and satisfaction. I particularly enjoy rocking at different degrees of inversion. There is almost an addiction to using this. Iām wondering if it is that aspect of increased blood flow to the brain. Iām surprised that there isnāt more of that uncomfortable feeling that my head is going to explode from all that blood going to my head. Probably because I gradually invert and rock some before spending more time fully inverted.Now for my somewhat negative experience. The ankle mechanism that you hang by hurts my left ankle. Itās a bone that evidently protrudes more and causes me occasional pain. I say this to warn that different people may experience different comfort levels using this. My wife is not using it because she experiences pain in her ankles from the support mechanism likely because of her lymphatic problem. She also doesnāt enjoy the sensation of being upside down. It makes her feel out of control. The design of this Teeter really does give you excellent control of your rate of inversion. Our original intent was to try this out and likely move it to the basement. As often as I use it, I donāt foresee moving it out of the front room corner anytime soon much to the dismay of my wife. Fortunately this is not an unattractive piece of furniture. All in all, Iām super happy with this purchase.
I have been suffering from back pain for years and have been on pain medication for a while. Despite medication, osteopathy and physiotherapy therapy my pain has continued with mpinimal relief.In the last few months l started having back spasms whilst walking and lots more pain when bending. It's for this reason l decided to try the Teeter Table. I do not regret this considerable purchase. So far, I have used it three times since delivery, all l can say is that my back is alot better. The spine gapping therapy has been trying to achieve unsuccessfully is happening.l hence relieving the compressed nerves. The spasm are less frequent and less painful. l am walking better without limping so much. My mobility is improving.I am not using the Teeter by myself as l am ...Ā MoreI have been suffering from back pain for years and have been on pain medication for a while. Despite medication, osteopathy and physiotherapy therapy my pain has continued with mpinimal relief.In the last few months l started having back spasms whilst walking and lots more pain when bending. It's for this reason l decided to try the Teeter Table. I do not regret this considerable purchase. So far, I have used it three times since delivery, all l can say is that my back is alot better. The spine gapping therapy has been trying to achieve unsuccessfully is happening.l hence relieving the compressed nerves. The spasm are less frequent and less painful. l am walking better without limping so much. My mobility is improving.I am not using the Teeter by myself as l am still not confident - I am struggling to revert back from the inversion. It looks so easy on the demonstration but for some reason l can't come up without assistance. It's something I am working on.Delivery was quick and DHL kept me informed the ETA but be aware table is heavy and takes up some space.All in all it is worth it. I cannot out put a price to the pain relieve l have experienced so far and l am sure my body will continue to heal.PS. The material is cat friendly as they will not scratch the heavy duty plastic, l had to consider this when shopping around for an inversion table.Disclaimer: although the Teeter Table is something l would recommend, it might not be everyone with back issues and would advice to speak to your medical provider before purchasing
Male, 65 years old. Purchased my Teeter about one month ago. Suffered from periodic lower back spasms and nerve pain, as well as hip discomfort.Amazingly, I experienced relief for both issues, much sooner than I had a much sooner than I had anticipated, when I started using the LX9.I began my therapy at 30 degrees inversion, gradually increased to 60 degrees and the head blood flow discomfort issue I read in reviews was minimal.Iām not cured, but the pain is reduced and some days non-existent, which was a shocking surprise.In my opinion, Teeter is a superior company overall. They provide sturdy quality products, warranty, customer service, user friendly instructions, and exercise tips are provided with the purchase.The equipment allows the individual to ...Ā MoreMale, 65 years old. Purchased my Teeter about one month ago. Suffered from periodic lower back spasms and nerve pain, as well as hip discomfort.Amazingly, I experienced relief for both issues, much sooner than I had a much sooner than I had anticipated, when I started using the LX9.I began my therapy at 30 degrees inversion, gradually increased to 60 degrees and the head blood flow discomfort issue I read in reviews was minimal.Iām not cured, but the pain is reduced and some days non-existent, which was a shocking surprise.In my opinion, Teeter is a superior company overall. They provide sturdy quality products, warranty, customer service, user friendly instructions, and exercise tips are provided with the purchase.The equipment allows the individual to control their own outcome, meaning results are determined by your commitment. For me 15-30 minutes a day is providing me with 150% results and allowing me to return to a somewhat active lifestyle again.Regarding the financial aspect of this product, I did purchase the equipment on sale, but due to the results, I am thinking about reducing the frequency of my monthly scheduled chiropractor visits. This could offset my initial cost for the product in a year or two.My gratitude to the Teeter organization for making this a win-win situation for me personally.
I did my research before deciding to buy an inversion table, and before deciding to buy a Teeter inversion table. I really wanted it to help my lower back, which has condensed and bulging discs. I followed the instructions. I intended to give it 30 days before drawing a conclusion. However, after 20 days, my lower back was significantly worsened. I have been doing yoga for years, plus walking/hiking extensively. Last December I added swimming to my exercise routine, all in the hope of improving my back situation. After having used the inversion table for 20 days, I was experiencing more pain while swimming, walking, doing yoga, and especially while standing. Furthermore, I could no longer stand up straight due to the exacerbated pain. So, I stopped using the table ...Ā MoreI did my research before deciding to buy an inversion table, and before deciding to buy a Teeter inversion table. I really wanted it to help my lower back, which has condensed and bulging discs. I followed the instructions. I intended to give it 30 days before drawing a conclusion. However, after 20 days, my lower back was significantly worsened. I have been doing yoga for years, plus walking/hiking extensively. Last December I added swimming to my exercise routine, all in the hope of improving my back situation. After having used the inversion table for 20 days, I was experiencing more pain while swimming, walking, doing yoga, and especially while standing. Furthermore, I could no longer stand up straight due to the exacerbated pain. So, I stopped using the table for a couple weeks. I continued my usual exercise routine, and improved my mobility with less pain. Then just yesterday, I tried the table again, but with less incline, and for only a minute or two, twice during the day. It resulted in, again, worsening my pain. I will wait a couple more weeks and then will try only a slight incline to see if that improves anything. If I could return it for a refund, I would.
| Team | Teeter |
| Included Components | 1 x Teeter FitSpine X3 Inversion Table, Grey |
| Product dimensions | 205.7 x 73.2 x 219.7 cm; 29.9 Kilograms |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
