Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Table Differences: ALL Models

As a leading retailer of inversion therapy solutions, one of the most frequent questions we receive is:"What is the difference between all the Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Tables?"Here's a brief guide without a bunch of sales hype to help you answer that question and aid you in your inversion table selection.F-Series vs. EP SeriesTeeter had a long successful run with the F-Series tables. In 2008 they introduced the EP Series, which features their Flex Technology Bed. This new bed design is more gefortable and provides for more mobility when inverting. The F-Series has been discountinued and is no longer in production.EP-550The latest inversion table design from Teeter. The EP-550 Features Flex Technology bed, spring-lock ankle clamp system, new dual-setting foot platform, UL Classified 60601-1.EP-550 SPORTIncludes every feature on the base model EP-550 PLUS EZ-Stretch Traction Handles and Adapter Kit (Gravity Boots and CV Bar). Many find the Gravity Boots more gefortable for inverting. A great option for customers who want added gefort while inverting at home AND the option to invert at the gym!EP-950Here's the short story: If you have difficult reaching you ankles due to back pain, then get this table. Features Flex Technology bed, gefort-grip ratchet ankle clamps, new dual-setting foot platform, plus-size frame tubing, EZ-Angle tether strap, Over-EZ handles, UL Classified 60601-1. Similar to the F9000 in that you do not have to bend all the way to your ankles to fasten your feet. Great if you have back pain bad enough that you can't reach you ankles.
DEX IIThe DEX II is not a inversion table like the others where you hang upside down by your feet. It's kind of like a roman chair but better. Basically, you face forward and bend downward so your torso is 90 degrees bent at the hips from your legs. It's a lot easier to look at a picture rather than describe. The cool thing is that you are held by the back of your knees rather than your ankles. This is great for people who may not be able to use the other tables because of weak ankles. You can do other exercises besides inversion with a DEX II.The "II" part of "DEX II" indicates that it is for the home user. There is also a gemercial version (the "DEX"), but it is much more expensive than the DEX II.Power IIInversion is taken to a whole new level with the Power II! Unlike other inversion products that require individualized adjustments, this motorized table is operated with the push of a button. Slowly and easily inverting to any desired angle using a patented rotational mechanism, the bed is sufficiently fixed at that angle to allow stretching and light exercise without bed movement. Owners manual and 90-page book on inversion included.F5000 - DiscontinuedThe base model inversion table, the F5000 is the most economic option (no bells and whistles) but nonetheless meets strict quality standards for product quality and user friendliness. The earliest version of this model was made in 1983, and over the years has been upgraded over 78 times to improve durability, ease of use, and function. Like the F7000