Sutekus Anti Gravity Inversion Boots - For Ab Crunch, Abdominal Sit Up, Hooks Bar Therapy, Core Gym Fitness Exerciser

Wonderful

You read that right. I used these boots for 3 days after suffering from 3 slipped discs for 3 months. Within 3 day (5 minutes each hang) my slipped discs did not hurt anymore. I was back to running, muay thai, and kayaking without pain. Did it "cure" the problem? Who FN knows. All I know is that my back does not hurt anymore. I trust these and highly recommend them to anyone with back issues.

I always stretch before I workout. As someone who is aging and has experienced back issues for a long time, these have helped immensely. They take up far less space than an inversion table and have helped me reach a further stretch very quickly. They only slight downfall is they get a little uncomfortable in the front when you hang for long periods. It might help if I used socks, but I don't. Definitely a good purchase. The pros far outweigh the small con.

Just tried these for the first time. I’ve never done anything like this but at this point I’m willing to try anything for back pain… I don’t have the inversion bar. I’m using my disabled son‘s overhead. Patient lift motor which has a hand controller, because my body strength is not strong enough to get myself off of a bar with these on that, way I’m able to lower and lift myself and build up my tolerance to do this. I’m a very nervous person and have very bad anxiety, but it felt weird The first time. I will definitely have to build up my tolerance with the weight hanging from my ankles.

I was having a lot of back issues so I wanted to try these they work on hanging but are a little uncomfortable on the ankles.

This is a well-thought-out product. It even has a little safety feature to keep the latch from accidentally being kicked open. The padding is very comfortable and you can tell that it is made with good material and strong steel for the hooks.

Heavy duty, i hang upside down with them. Their pretty snug, but if i needed to i could probably slip out of them.

Boots are not identical - one has much less padding than the other, so that the hook presses uncomfortably against the top or talus of my foot. Wearing an extra thick sock doesn't really help.