Lumbar Back Pillow

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$327.04 Overstock.com	$449.99 Inversion Table Superstore	$449.99 Fitness Equipment Superstore	$349.00 Walmart

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NEW PROMOTION tiny.cc Customer Reviews: “The slogan from Rice Krispy, “Snap, Crackle, Pop,” is fitting for inversion tables, as thats the sound your joints make when being inverted… at least it was in my case. Prior to purchasing this Ironman ATIS 4000 Inversion Table, I had no experience with inversion tables. I knew what it did, but never tried it. All I knew that it relieved back pain. As you’ll notice here on Amazon, there are quite a few Inversion Tables to choose from. Though there were no reviews of this unit when I purchased it, I decided to give this one a shot. Pros: – Solid construction – Lumbar pillow (removable) – Extended head rest (others that I’ve seen don’t seem to extend that far) – Long hand grips – “Ratchet Gear” lock to lock ankles into place – Easily adjustable for different heights Cons: – Heavy, at 111 lbs – Does not fold up for storage – The greater the angle of inversion, the ankle holds do get a little uncomfortable, but certainly bearable. – After some use, the screws need to be re-tightened. – The ratchet lock is difficult to unlock at times. Requires you push in towards your legs before pushing away. By far the one feature that sold me was the “Ratchet Gear” lock. I do not know how other tables lock your ankle into place, but this one is simple to use. I have trouble bending down too far, but am able to utilize this easily. Simply step onto the platform, push down the ratchet lock and thats it. To get out, press down firmly, push towards …