Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Tables

I bought a Teeter a year ago. Doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the latest one, but I find it does exactly as advertised. I bought it for a pinched nerve in the lower neck, and mid and lower spine compression caused by heavy-duty tennis, bicycling, and weight-lifting. Very solid, clever design and build. Should last forever...or at least longer than I. I don't see a need for the features on the higher-priced models. Mine cost around 300 bucks. Check HSN or Amazon for special offers. The one feature that I don't have that seems useful is the foot clamps with the long, steel handle, so one doesn't have to bend down so far to close and open the foot clamps.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I got the basic fit spine 4 years ago and have not been to the chiropractor since. My chiropractor had me on their table that stretches you from sliding you from your waist and upper torso. I have been using a chiropractor for 30 years when my lower back would spasm. When I saw Mr. Teeters commercial on TV I bought it. For $329 I save the $75 per visit to see the doctor and I can use it whenever I want. After a couple of months, my pain was completely gone. Now I use it a few times a week to maintain no pain and do situps and stretches to strengthen my back. Highly recommend. Call me Mr. Teeter if you need a review. Thank you.

Length of Use: 2+ years

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I am totally pleased with the outcome, price, and life! I will definitely recommend this to family and friends. I am getting another one soon for my extra room that my husband built. Without the teeter, he could NOT have built the room, because of the pain. Bless you all.

Length of Use: 1–2 years

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend