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| Manufacturer: Ironman |
| Model: 5402 |
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| List Price: $349.00 |
| Sale Price: $197.00 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 2 to 3 days |
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Product Description |
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The IronMan Inversion Table with Memory Foam, Extra Wide (5402) is built with a durable tubular steel frame with a scratch resistant powder coated finish. Memory-foam vinyl covered backrest with removable lumbar pillow for a comfortable head and back.
Extra long safety handles on the IronMan Inversion Table with Memory Foam, Extra Wide (5402) provide easy return to the upright position and vinyl safety covers are added for safety. The ergonomically molded ankle holders provide comfort and security. When not in use, the inversion table can be folded.
Features
Patented Easy reach "Palm Activated" adjusting ratchet ankle locking system
Can promote stimulation of blood circulation to relieve stiff muscles
Helps reduce the effect of aging due to gravity
Increases body flexibility to improve athletic performance
Helps relieve lower back aches due to sitting or standing |
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Product Details |
- Sturdy inversion table for reducing back stress and stimulating circulation
- Tubular steel frame, memory-foam nylon backrest, and powder-coated finish
- Tough rubber non-skid floor stabilizers; inverts up to 90 degrees
- Ergonomically molded ankle cushions; supports up to 350 pounds
- Folds for storage; measures 26 x 65 x 49 inches (W x H x D); weighs 75 pounds
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Ironman Gravity 4000 Inversion Table Reviews |
 Four and a half stars |
| Review Date: March 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: R. W. Russell, Lodi, CA United States |
I can only agree with all of the other positive comments. But I rate it at only four and a half stars (which this system displays as 4) because of three minor glitches, one of which was promptly fixed.
1. The unit arrived with the bottom ankle pad support bar and the 2 pads missing. They're supposed to be installed at the factory. But a call to the supplier in southern Calif. got the missing parts shipped to me by FedEx in about 4 days (to northern Calif.). They were easy enough to install.
2. The table can be mounted on the 2 support bars three ways, by choosing which of 3 holes, on each side, in which you insert the table's axle studs. The instructions say that you should start with the "bottom" holes, but there is no explanation as to what they think the "bottom" holes are. They could easily be those on either side of the middle holes. Not knowing what they were talking about, I installed mine on the middle holes, thinking I would change them as experience dictated. The instructions implied that making the change was easy. Hah! In their dreams! That change requires a major disassembly. I left them in the middle holes and learned to accept it.
3. The last criticism is minor, but may be an important selling point for some purchasers. You cannot rotate the table beyond 180 degrees. It stops solid at 180 (vertical), and there's no way to adjust or modify it to go past that. Other tables that do go beyond 180 enable the user to hang completely free of the table, which I found myself wanting to do after a few days of conditioning.
Without those 3 minor annoyances, especially #3, I'd readily add that half star. |
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