What are the best inversion tables for a person under 5'4"?
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I am 5 foot three I weigh hundred pounds, And I love the teeter inversion table. It is adjustable for Heights
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I use a standard pneumatic barstool which worked great at both heights for me (currently w/ leg extensions). I like slightly different heights for different angles. It's just more flexible when getting the exact position you want.
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Yes ma'am, I'm 5'4" and was fine even raising the seat a little. A good fit!
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I am 5'4" and have not had any issues. I am sure you would be fine using it, and it is adjustable since you can always release/add air to your comfort.
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I am 5'4" and it is fine for me.Been awhile since I put it together but i think I recall that there are options for the seat placement.
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The padded part on mine measures 3 feet, 5 inches. Inversion is exactly how I use mine. Hope this helps!
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this wont work well for your husband -- my hubby is 5'9 with a leg that barley bends and he has much difficulty... NOVA does make another very light weight wheel chair that fold the traditional way - but - has a leg foot rest that adjusts... costs about the same - and would work better for your circumstance -- i purchased that one from amazon as well -- it would serve you much better.. nova comet 352 was the name of the chair..good luck !!
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I am assuming you are asking the weight capacity of the inversion table. All of the ones I have seen have a maximum weight capacity of 250lbs.
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My LST420 is very light and easy to use. Length is adjustable. I'm 5'4", 110 lbs and LST420 is very light and easy to use for someone my size. I was surprised at how light and maneuverable it is - very easy to lift.
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Depends on the settings or rather how tall you (or tallest user) is. I am 6 ft 1 inch or so and set the machine to 6.4 to get full inversion. At that setting it is just a hair over 7 foot high. My guess would be the tallest user could not be more then 5 foot 5 inches with your low ceiling. That aside, this is a great item and we have no regrets and highly recommend it. Good luck.
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We find that pretty much upper back as well as neck issues improve with inversion. I have issues with lower back and bad knees so often couple stretching on the table with laying on blocks and massage .
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I also have mid and low back pain and it works best on the low back but also helps with the mid back. You are not inverted, no where near that. You just lay into it and it stretches your forward, gently. I also have an inversion table and use this more than the table. I really think you would be satisfied if you purchased one.
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I am 6' 4", 180 lbs and my wife is 5' 1". Both of us find the e25 to be a great machine. In fact, right now we have two of them. The newer one has adjustments for the foot "angle" to raise or lower the heel so you can adjust to pretty much keep your heels planted throughout the stride. In short, we would recommend the e25.
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I thought she meant for the inversion table. No idea for this. I think the screws might come out on somebody big. Unless you have already gotten into inversion. I recommend beginning with inversion table. Getting upside down on this on your own can be pain and very awkward if you have not used to being upside down.
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Nope. You will be perfectly fine using this equipment. My mom is also 5' tall and had no issues using it. In fact, she really enjoys using it.
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I have only used my inversion table for 5 minutes each time. I believe they suggest using it for shorter amounts of time (not exceeding 5 minutes), but use it several times each day.
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I'm 5"3. I use mine for back exercises. I purchased the teal colored one and it works great.