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Well worth it!... klnoodle, OK Rating

1/30/2012

I've owned a Teeter for 3yrs, my ankles always hurt when I used it- until NOW. The GRAVITY BOOTS are a bit of a hassle but well worth it. I use my Teeter now more than ever because the BOOTS ease the strain on the ankles. Yes I would strongly recommend to any one who doesn't mind the effort of putting The Gravity Boot on.

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Great accessory... CinFL, FL Rating

12/28/2010

I find these useful for a comfortable, long stretch

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Can\'t do without them... tazmannd, ND Rating

7/18/2010

I have used the boots for four years, and this is a set for my Teeter at my vacation spot.

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Tremendous Disappointment... floridadoctor, FL Rating

6/28/2010

Boots extremely difficult to put on; requires FOUR hands to just get them on. I am petite (5'0") and once inverted put strain on shins (painful). Had to return. Will stick with wearing a soft ankle/hiking boot to pad the regular strain on top of foot.

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GRAVITY BOOTS... FRENCHVANILA, NV Rating

5/24/2010

These are ok but it still squeezes my leg and ankles so i cant hang as long as i would like. My husband had to wear the boots without tennies, with socks, cause the bar that you hang from cant be adjusted far enough for him. One of the buckle locks is hard to get popped into locking. Mr. Teeters needs to make these wear like an actual boot housing the whole foot and ankle. When i hang from them my feet come about an inch from the foot rest peddles. I feel like im hanging from the boot and then it really hurts my calves and ankles. I would try using the ankle clamps but i dont feel like spending 2 or 3 more hours putting those bars back on. That was a irritation just removing them.

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Teeter Hang Ups EZ-Up Gravity Boots with Converter Bar

Item: 485-850

HSN Price: $119.95

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Get even more out of your Teeter Hang Ups inversion table with Teeter Hang Ups EZ-Up Gravity Boots with Converter Bar. Simply assemble the CV bar, strap on the gravity boots and begin to enjoy the many benefits of inversion.

Teeter Hang Ups Adapter Kit with EZ-Up Gravity Boots Includes:

Pair of gravity boots
2 calf loops
CV (convertible) bar

Product Features:

For use with the Teeter Hang Ups F-series and EP-850 Inversion Tables
Dual, self-locking ratchet buckles
Unique double-lock system for security
Super-soft 5/8" foam liners for maximum comfort and minimum compression
Flexible outer shell is made of light, highly durable material for a comfortable fit
Black foam/blue outer shell
Maximum user weight: 300 lbs.
Fits most users with a maximum calf circumference of 15"
Comes with a manufacturer's 5-year limited warranty

Note: To use your Teeter Hang Ups inversion table with gravity boots, you must install the CV (convertible) bar. Do not attempt to use the CV bar with any other inversion tables.

Note: Having one or more of these contraindications does not mean that you cannot invert, however, you must check with your physician prior to inverting. Contraindications for inversion may include the following (this is not an exhaustive list, it is intended only for reference): Middle ear infection, Conjunctivitis, Recent stroke or transient ischemic attack, Extreme obesity, High blood pressure, Bone weakness (osteoporosis), Pregnancy, Hypertension, Recent or unhealed fractures, Hiatal hernia, Heart or circulatory disorders, Medullary pins, Ventral hernia, Spinal injury, Surgically implanted orthopedic supports, Glaucoma, Cerebral sclerosis, Use of anticoagulants (including high doses of aspirin), Retinal detachment and Acutely swollen joints.