Innova Health and Fitness Inversion Table with Adjustable Headrest, Reversible Ankle Holders, and 300 lb Weight Capacity
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Style Name: Standard
Features
- Ergonomic and Reversible Ankle Holding System (Ankle Holders can trade places)
- True Balance System for easy inverting
- Six (6) Position Adjustable Pin System with added Patented Protective Cover for easy positioning
- Large, Comfortable Backrest with Adjustable Headrest
- Accommodates users 4ft-10in to 6ft-6in with a 300 lb Weight Capacity
- Long, Wide Padded Backrest
- Foam Handlebars
- 3 Position Inversion Pin
- Folds for Easy Storage
- 350 Lb Weight Capacity
Description
The Innova ITX9600 is a heavy-duty inversion table that comes with many new features that set it apart from other inversion tables. Starting with its large backrest pad and soft touch foam handlebars, it provides a comfortable, easy inversion. But these features are just the basics. The ITX9600’s True Balance System allows each user to find their own unique center of gravity. The Six Angle Pin System allows users to trust that the ITX9600 will easily, safely, and consistently deliver on the finest inversion experience. Unlike other inversion tables, which only have one adjustable part, the ITX9600’s True Balance System has two adjustable features, to help each individual user find the smoothest and most comfortable inversion experience for them. The True Balance Structure allows users to adjust the headrest and the height to micromanage the center of gravity. The ITX9600 also features a patented protective cover for the easy to adjust six angle pin system. Just position the pin in the desired slope and know that your inversion position will be safe, comfortable, and consistent every time. Old tether strap systems require the user to dismount entirely and climb underneath the table in order to adjust and can loosen after repeated use. Disclaimer: inversion tables are intended to provide immediate and lasting back relief, but may not work for all customers, results may vary Safety Information: Consult with a licensed physician before using this inversion table. Some medical conditions may not be suitable for use with this product. Disclaimer: Although we strive to ensure all product details and information is accurate, there may be slight variations by the manufacturer. Actual product packaging and materials may vary and may contain different information than shown on our product page or website. Please do not rely solely on the information presented and be sure to read all labels, warnings, and instructions before using the product. For additional information on the product, please do not hesitate to contact the manufacturer. For a safer and more consistent inversion. Easy to adjust to accommodate each individual’s body type (height/weight distribution). Making the inversion experience more comfortable for all users. Option 1: Rear Foam Rollers with Front U-Shaped Holders. Option 2: Rear U-Shape Holder and Front Foam Rollers. For easy inversion. User Settings: 4'10" to 6'6". Weight Capacity: 300 lb. This equipment is for consumer, indoor home use only. Padded for comfort and large to accommodate all body sizes. Three positions to help find a more relaxing inversion. For a more comfortable grip.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 51 x 22.25 x 5 inches
Package Weight: 27.22 kg
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 46 x 28 x 63 inches
Item Weight: 52 pounds
Brand Name: Innova Health and Fitness
Warranty Description: One Year Limited Warranty
Model Name: Innova ITX9600 Inversion Table with Standard Ankle Holding System
Color: Grey/Black
Material: foam
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Innova Health and Fitness
Part Number: ITX9600
Style: Standard
Included Components: One Year Warranty, Parts and Hardware to Install Inversion Table
Size: One Size
Sport Type: Excercise & Fitness
Date First Available: June 8, 2010
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Style Name: Standard
**UPDATE** After 3 years of use, I can honestly say that this was well worth the small investment to help maintain my good health. I have it set up in a part of my family room near the window, so I see it every day and are more "inclined" to use it! ...I LOVE IT! Being a 63 year old man, I realized that the last time I was upside down was probably back in my teen years, so I did ALOT of research before I decided to buy an inversion table. If you weigh more than 300 lbs, have high blood pressure, or glaucoma, check with your doctor FIRST, because he may advise you NOT to use the table. Since I wasn't too sure if I would enjoy the inversion process, I didn't want to spend a whole lot on the table. After looking on AMAZON, and reading many reviews, I narrowed my focus to this table, which is inexpensive, and has many positive customer reviews. This table has a solid feel, with high quality construction. Assembling the table was time consuming, but not difficult if you actually read through the instructions first. NOTE: do not snug down the nuts and bolts all the way until you are finished the assembly. That way, the table will be square and stable, not wobbly. It is NOT necessary to OVERTIGHTEN the nuts and bolts, as doing so will distort the metal. Now to the Inversion process... To start, adjust the lower part of the table to your height, then put the limiting pin in the very first hole.(15) The holes are marked, "15,30,45,60,85," After you back up to the table and step on to the foot rest, lower down the the foot locking bar and make SURE it is latched on the tightest hole position so your ankles feel snug. (You MUST wear some sort of shoes for stability.) Throughout the inversion process, I highly suggest you do everything > S-L-O-W-L-Y <. Standing upright while leaning slightly back, raise your arms above your head and SLOWLY lean back, using your arms as a counter weight. The position of your arms will dictate how far back to the inverted position you will go. Don't forget, move SLOWLY. Practice using your raised arms as a balance and gently rock back and forth just to get used to controlling your position. Soon you will feel confident enough to go all the way back. You will feel the pin stop the table at the 15 position. A few minutes inverted at this position will get you started. It is normal to feel flushed in your face when inverted. Don't forget to keep breathing, slow, deep breaths. Do this several times, and in a few days, you will be staying inverted for longer and longer periods. It is not necessary to invert completely upside down to gain the full benefits of inversion. When you want to stop, SLOWLY return back up to standing position. Too fast and you get dizzy or light headed. I have been using this for over a month now and LOVE it. My posture is better, my back feels more relaxed. HAVE FUN!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2017 by Jeff from Sunny Florida
Style Name: Standard
UPDATE: I’ve had this table, and used it for 4 days now. And so far I’m grateful I have it! I’ll give you some background... I’m 48, a professional truck drive, “hence my review name Firebug”, and OVER 2 million miles of accident free abuse driving a semi truck! For months lately, I could barely bend over to tie my shoes. Yeah, the job looks and sounds easy, but you have no idea until you do it. My doctors, and chiropractor both say “Quit driving truck!”. But, This is my living of 21+ years! So for 4 days now, twice a day, for 10 minutes, at 15 degrees angle, and I can bend over and touch my toes with hardly any pain. WOW! As far as any other complaints about this table in other reviews, I can’t vouch for, other than it works great for me! I do however have the ankle rests reversed for comfort, and if you use it for what it’s made for “inversion”, I can’t see any problems down the road and years of use. As it stands now, I’d buy a new one ever year at the price of this table, if it keeps my pains away! PERIOD! I’ll also suggest before you buy ANY table, do your research, Do’s and Dont’s, go slow, any medical issues and check with a doctor if you do have any! I CAN NOT tell you this is the best table, because this is the ONLY table I’ve ever tried! And I CAN NOT tell you it will make you feel like I do today! BUT, The rest of my review and input still stands! Well, First thanks to most of you for your reviews, and pictures. (I generally don’t write reviews.) Very helpful in making this purchase. (And I really don’t care much for online shopping, but my time is EXTREMELY limited. I work 65+ hours a week!) Some of you, my god , you shouldn’t own a toaster, let alone an inversion table, tools, or computer/cell phone to write a review! You’ve got WAY too much time on your hands. It’s not a perfect world... Although the table is made from China. I feel it was packaged rather well considering all the metal parts. Arrived promptly, undamaged, and a day early. (If some of you only knew what it takes to transports a package, you’d be surprised it’s not twisted metal) All the parts and tools for assembly are included, which was very helpful. The all around design is sturdy and balanced. It took me and my daughter (the cat), 2 beers and roughly 30 minutes to put it together... She read, and I just looked at the pictures. (It’s a guy thing) Now, here’s some advice. Get a helper! You can assemble it by yourself fairly easy, but attaching the stands, and table can be slightly challenging? Here’s another piece of advice! Although this table is sturdy and well made, I would suggest, if your large stature, to be patient and purchase matching locknuts & bolts of a better steal (hardware store), before putting it together, for rigorous use. (The Chinese stuff is light weight and brittle) I’m using the stock hardware at the moment, but see it weakening over time. (Just a word of caution) everything else looks good. (SOLID framing) Notes: I did notice from other reviewers, that the nut & bolt packages are slightly different. And in the instructions it states and shows (2) safety pins, however there is only (1) in my package. I read about some that had issues with assembly, I had none. I read about some with height issues. I’m 6’3”, 180lbs, and I have no problems, though the balance is off just a tad, versus someone shorter than me. (I have long legs) And, The headrest is only adjustable by unbolting and reattaching it. All in all, it’s a nice table. Works as I would expect it to. Easy to put together. And all for $100 bucks! (So far, I got more than I paid for) No complaints here! I hope that helps the next person shopping around. Most of the other sensible reviews cover what you should know. I’d recommend it...
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018 by FireBug!
Style Name: Standard
It preforms exactly as expected, it is sturdy and well made. Setup and use are quick and easy. Assembly took about 45 minutes and is pretty straightforward as long as you follow the instructions. The only slight issue I have with the ankle holders. I found the reverse method to be much more comfortable with the rubber-foam round cushions on the outer pegs, grabbing the shin and top of the foot, instead of the way the instructions show, with the plastic cup cushions on the outer pegs. Also, it would be nice if the ankle clamp mechanism had finer a finer adjustment range. I feel it's either too tight or a little loose (Which is how I use it) but snug would probably feel better. If I wear thick or double socks it's just right, so no biggie. The results are amazing, I felt noticeable reduction in my back pain after the first minute of use and after a few treatments the pain was almost completely gone! I wish I bought it years ago... Overall, it is a great product, especially for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025 by Edward De Laurot
Style Name: Standard
Caveat: This review is not about inversion therapy. I just got the table and I am new to it the idea but my neck hurts a lot and this looked like a potential improvement. This review is about this specific table and it's performance against what it was designed to do. I looked on Amazon for tables around $100 and then read reviews. I based my purchase on the large number of reviews this one had; the fact that the negative reviews sounded less informed than the positve ones, and 2 features: the pin that sets the angle and the adjustable headrest. I wasn't sure I needed either but both looked like a cut above the competitors. This table is terrific for what it is meant to do - period. It was easy to assemble and all the hardware is on a blister card sorted by step. But, as I have said previously, I am above average handy so if you are not, get a handy friend to do it for you. Some parts are heavy and assembling the table incorrectly could have disasterous consequences! I'm still not sure I will ever adjust the headrest but the angle pin is a homerun!!! I had no idea what to do with this monster and killing myself seemed like a negative outcome. I live alone so a spotter is not a practical option. But once I set the thing at the modest 15 degrees and convinced my nerdly self that it wasn't going to do anything but tilt to 15 degrees even in a mild earthquake, I piled on. I am 5'8" and I set the height for 5'8" and it seems perfect. But I am roughly a mesomorph so if you are heavier on top or bottom, you might want to play with the height. The trick for us newbies is to get your center of gravity so close to the pivot point that any movement is slow and controlled, I.E. if your weight centered on the pivot, mere physics will prevent you from flipping quickly. The universe is very stern about her laws. One common complaint in the reviews (of all the low cost tables) was that the ankle holders were poorly designed and caused pain. Remember that at higher angles of inversion, you are effectively hanging by your feet minus a small coefficient of friction acting on your butt so this is huge issue. My short time on this device says this one is aces. I originally mounted it barefooted (do not try at home - wear socks and sneakers) because I was too stupid to read all the instructions. But - for me - even 30 degrees for 5 or 10 minutes was very comfortable. I think this will vary on the size, shape and condition of your personal ankles but I'm not sure what else they could do better unless the footrest worked like ski boots. In summary of my experienmce: I expected 15 degrees to feel like I was lying flat. WRONG. 15 degrees for a first timer felt like I was hanging by my feet! So if you want to try this and it's new territory, go slowly. Start with 15 degrees and be ready to right yourself in a few minutes. I won't expose myself to the liability of telling anyone how to use this technology but there are some really good articles on the 'net that walk the nascent inverter though steps to get started. I have had this baby assembled for almost 18 hours and I slept in the middle of that and I am already pretty comfortable with 45 degrees. But 60? 85? I'm not sure I'm ready to hang like a bat. But if this damned thing helps my neck, I will marry it, learn Twitter so I can tweet about it and submit these guys for a nobel prize. Jury is out on the effectiveness (for me) of inversion. But if you want to try it and your frame falls in the specs of this one, I don't think you can do better.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2016 by D. Mark Lambeth
Style Name: Standard
So happy I bought it! I have stiff nonflexible vertebrae in my back and neck. I have been doing decompression for months and I think it's helped, but it's $$. I asked one doctor and two chiropractors what they thought of tilt tables. All of them like them and had the same advice. Don't tilt too far in the beginning or advance your tilt too quickly. Start at the lowest setting for 10 minutes two times a day for at least two weeks for upwards of a month then repeat at the next setting. As soon as you get relief at a setting you can stay there. ( they all knew of people who were hospitalized or did permanent damage by inverting themselves at a steep angle without working up to it. They didn't let their body get used to the inversion process. ) This seemed like good advice. They also mentioned getting a table that has very good foot support so that you do not have to wear shoes and your feet won't hurt. I read reviews for different tables and talked to my friends. Everyone pretty much said that extra features were worthless unless it was a very specific reason for having the special feature. I saw this table and read the reviews. Since it cost less than two decompression visits it certainly would pay for itself very quickly. It came in a large heavy box. One evening while I was making dinner my 13-year-old daughter put the whole thing together with zero help. The directions must be good. My husband tightened down every single bolt. We played with the different height and foot settings and discovered that myself at 5 foot 7 and 135 pounds needed the same setting as my husband at 6 foot 1 and 230 pounds. The key is to make the height setting so that your weight is balanced on the frame so it is very easy to go up and down gently. It just depends where your bodyweight is on your body. I like the adjustable headrest which was not a feature I saw on the product photos. I like how soft and padded the foot parts are. It is very easy to use without shoes and gentle on my feet. I do believe that the height adjustment should be adjusted for each different angle setting that you do. This way you go up and down gently. I have not done the full inversion. I do not feel that I need to. The table gives a good stretch at all the angles, even the lowest. Personally I have found that between 10 and 20 minutes on the table depending upon how stiff I feel works great every single day. I've added some photos too, including it fully inverted with the adjuster pin pulled out. Normally the stop is 85 degrees
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2017 by TexasKel
Style Name: Standard
I bought this product unseen as I went to a local sporting goods store and they had two Teeter models at $299 and $399. This unit was much cheaper and most of the reviews were positive, so I took a chance. My 2 biggest concerns I had are 1) is the product strong & sturdy and 2) based on some of the bad reviews the installation is very difficult with missing parts and manual. I ordered the product and received it in 2 days (Amazon Prime). The box was pretty beat up so I thought there might be damage. I opened the box up and everything was well packaged with foam and plastic wrap around all the parts to avoid any damage. But certainly looked like a lot of parts and would be difficult to assembly. Assembly The assembly, though looking difficult, was very well engineered. For all of you parents that have purchase toys and bicycles that need assembly for their kids, toy manufacturers can all take a lesson from this manufacturer. Here are the highlights. • All the screws, bolts nuts and washers are all shrink sleeved to a flat cardboard panel that has numbers printed on the card board telling you which parts are used for which step in the instructions. Not a typical loose bag of parts. • The washer and nuts are already on the bolts so you do not have to figure out which nut and washer goes with each bolt. • All the tools you need are also found on this cardboard panel there are two small wrenched and 1 Allen Wrench. The only thing missing is a box cutter to cut all the shipment padding and plastics. I guess they assume you already have one as you needed one to open the box. • The manual is a booklet printed on glossy paper with very good drawings and pictures. • Lots of parts but goes together quite easily. It took me about 45 minutes. Only difficult part is mounting the table to the frame as the table is heavy and hard to hold with one hand and insert all the blots. Just need a helping hand here. Quality of the Product • All the parts are heavy duty and well-engineered. No worry about it falling apart when you are hanging upside down. • The table is well made and cushioned to fit all body types and sizes. The one at the store I saw made by Teeter has a hard plastic table that is contoured to an average body which no one has so it is not nearly as comfortable. • The table as an adjustable inversion angle limit pin. Most other have a strap to limit the inversion angle that could fail over time and is dangling off the device. As you can demise I am very happy with the product. My only caution is in reading questions about the product, people are not following the warning described in detail and telling people to do things that are not correct. You will be hanging upside-down, do you want to risk falling on your head! To name a few: • Do not remove the restriction pin to go 180 degrees vertical. There a is warning right on the product, there would not be a warning if there was not an issue with doing that. The pin setting to maximum gets you to 170 degrees, which should be enough. • Wear tennis shoes when using the product to help secure your feet. Wearing thick socks (as some has suggested for comfort) run the risk of your feet falling out and you falling on your head. • Use a spotter when you use the product at least the first time. All other I would suggest having someone nearby if you run into a problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2015 by Bobbbo
Style Name: Standard
This inversion table was waiting for me when I got home Friday afternoon it took 4 days to arrive . I took it inside opened up the well seal intact box and it looked like it would take awhile to put it together. I had plans to go out so I decided to put as much of it together as I could until I had to leave. About 50 min later it was finished I still had 20 min left until I had to leave. Assembly was easy. This is a sturdy piece of equipment it wouldn't look out of place in a professional gym. I had time to try it out. It's calibrated at 20, 40, 60, and 80, I'm guessing they left off the "1" because the 80 setting is totally inverted at 180 degrees. Being alone I set it to 60 to be safe. I set it to my height, locked my ankles in to the supports. I leaned back at the same time pulling on the handle bars in one smooth move I was inverted 160 degrees. The ankle supports aren't very comfortable but the are bearable and not a problem. Now the good part! There I was a160 degrees inverted, my first impulse was to stiffen up and fight the odd feeling of being almost up upside down. Then I relaxed, I felt my shoulders slide down the table a few inches, several pops occurred along my spine and I started to feel the stretch, it felt wonderful. I stayed on for about 5 min. The rest of the night I was moving in ranges of motion that normally would have caused pain. I was genuinely feeling better than I had for years. Today is Sunday I have used this inversion table 5 times about 5 min each. The constant low level back pain I had learned to live with for the past few years is gone. Today I did things that I had been putting off due to the excessive bending involved. This is a real life changer for me my activity levels are up after only 2 days. I still have stiffness but it's muscle not spinal stiffness from the years of spinal compression. I'm sure the muscles will relax with time along with the mentally conditioned apprehension have about making certain moves that guaranteed a shot of pain which no longer happens. Like I said this has been a real life changer for me that any good inversion table could have achieved but for the price you can't beat this one it's made to last. I hope you get the same or better results.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2015 by John
Style Name: Standard
I almost never leave a review, but I felt the need to give thanks. This is the 2nd Innova Inversion Table that I've purchased. I have one in Seattle, and one in D.C. I travel a lot, and it really takes a toll on my back. A few years ago, I had major spine issues and surgery was being recommended. I was avoiding surgery at all costs, so I was looking into alternatives. A friend had recommended trying an inversion table, so I gave it a shot. After a couple months of using the table (and a weekly chiropractic treatment) I was completely recovered. I no longer see a chiropractor. I only rely on my inversion table. I usually have issues when I'm doing dishes or preparing a meal (leaning over the counter always gets me). Whenever I feel tension in my back, I hop on the table for 30-40 seconds. I wait for the "pop-pop-pop" sound, and I'm good to go. The reason I'm endorsing this product, is because of how well it's made. This is a really sturdy product. I seriously can't see how they're making a profit on this, as the parts seem to be worth well over the $109.00 (not to mention shipping). The padding is fine. The metal is sturdy, and the ankle fittings are secure and safe. I've had friends try out my inversion table, just to show them what it can do. They've all been impressed. If I could lend some advice for 1st time users, it would be this: 1. DON'T INVERT QUICKLY- The first time you use the table, you might feel a little nausea. When you're on the table, start out in a horizontal position. Let the blood flow slowly by going from horizontal to vertical (take 10 seconds or so to fully invert) 2. CLOSE YOUR EYES- When the blood flows down to your head, it creates pressure on the back of your eyes. Keeping them closed really helps. 3. REMEMBER TO BREATHE- Take slow, deep breaths after you've fully inverted. Deep breaths allow the muscles to relax enough for your spine to loosen up and allow adjustment. I really hope this review is enough to convince someone else to buy the Innova Table. It's a fine product, and it's saved me from surgery. I hope that in some way I have paid them back. Thanks for reading! 😊
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2017 by Sean