(Part 2) Best strenght training inversion equipment according to redditors

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We found 43 Reddit comments discussing the best strenght training inversion equipment. We ranked the 23 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

21. Ironman ATIS 1000 AB Training System Inversion Therapy Table

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Ironman ATIS 1000 AB Training System Inversion Therapy Table
Combination inversion table and ab training system for reducing back stressDurable oval tubing steel frame, heavy nylon backrest, and memory foam vinyl pillow10 different inversion locking angles; tough rubber non-skid floor stabilizersHeight-adjustable frame up to 6 feet 6 inches; supports up to 30...
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22. Teeter EZ Up Inversion and Chin Up System with Rack, Gravity Boots and Healthy Back DVD

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Teeter EZ Up Inversion and Chin Up System with Rack, Gravity Boots and Healthy Back DVD
DUAL-BAR DESIGN: Ideal platform for inversion, core strengthening, chin-ups, pull-ups, exercise band and heavy bag workouts! Places the body out and away from the doorframe for increased freedom of movement during stretching and exercises.EZ-UP GRAVITY BOOTS: 5/8 in foam liners with dual self-lockin...
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23. Body-Solid Tools Gravity Inversion Boots (GIB2), 2 Count

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Body-Solid Tools Gravity Inversion Boots (GIB2), 2 Count
Pair of 2 inversion boots counteracts the downward pull of gravityGravity boots help reduce back pain, spasms, and muscle fatigueHelps fight compression fatigue from jogging, aerobics, cycling, and other exercisesHelps spread apart compressed discs and stretch back, neck, and shoulder musclesThick, ...
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Top Reddit comments about Strength Training Inversion Equipment:

u/hardman52 · 2 pointsr/Fitness

There's nothing cheap about that setup. By the time you buy all the nipples, couplings, and fittings you could probably buy a better one at the local sports store.

I prefer the ones with the brackets that you screw inside the door opening. They're a lot safer IMO. I've used the same one since the early 1980s that I got with a pair of inversion boots and it's still in good shape. I have replaced the screws, though, because after moving a few times the screw heads were too marred to use.

u/apathybill · 1 pointr/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

This is my first post anywhere near 100 upvotes. Thank-you reddit. In honor of this I will be cooking this:
http://www.peppersandsmoke.com/bbq/deepfried/index.html
The Deep Fried Bacon Mozzarella Burger

Cheers to All
*For anyone too worried I don't abuse the fryer though I love it, I run 3 miles a day and workout using weird shit like this
http://www.amazon.com/Teeter-Hang-Ups-Inversion-Gravity/dp/B000M83J5I

u/uncoolcentral · 1 pointr/athensohio

I use it to hang upside-down, or partially upside-down. It stretches the spine (AKA traction) providing relief of back pain, or in my case, nerve pain from extruded discs. Some, more able-bodied people, use them for situps. You can look at it and read reviews of it here http://www.amazon.com/Ironman-Training-System-Inversion-Therapy/dp/B000VSKAME