Lifegear Inversion Table

The LifeGear inversion table is a great choice for the budget conscious and gives you all the advantages of inversion tables without the need to pay through the nose for other more expensive brands.

The benefits of inversion tables are numerous and well documented. By lying on the table and slowly raising your hands, it uses the force of gravity to turn your body upside down, helping to improve many ailments such as back pains, stimulating blood circulation, stiff back and muscles, helping restore spine alignment and overall general well being. The LifeGear inversion table does not disappoint in this aspect and is very well received as it offers a low cost alternative to those seeking an inversion table without the frills.

The LifeGear inversion table generally gets good reviews as it gets the job done at an affordable price. The tables are hardy, stable, and comfortable and can be easily folded for storage when they are not in use. A common complaint about the

LifeGear inversion table is its heavy weight. While it is good for stability, its weight might cause a bit of inconvenience during the initial set up and assembly.

There are several models of the Lifegear inversion table; here are some of the more popular ones:

75112 LifeGear Inversion Table
This is the entry level LifeGear inversion table which supports up to 300 pounds in weight and comes with nylon safety tether and ergonomic ankle locks. At less than $150, it does what its competitors do at a fraction of the price.

75129 LifeGear Inversion Table
This model improves the ankle lock but adding 4 foam cushioned pads for additional security and comfort as well as memory foam back support. It also supports up to 350 pounds of weight.

75164 Premier LifeGear Inversion Table
This classy model comes with memory foam support and a removable lumbar support for those who don’t mind spending a bit more for additional comfort.

75177 Deluxe LifeGear Inversion Table
The 75177 model comes with soft cushions for a touch of luxury as well as an extra long ankle release lever, so that you don’t have to worry about your stiff back preventing you from reaching down and removing your ankles. It also supports up to 350 pounds.