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Teeter EP-560 Ltd Inversion Table Review

Last updated June 2, 2021 By Kate Leave a Comment

Teeter EP-560 Ltd ReviewThe Teeter EP-560 Ltd belongs to the lower end Teeter inversion tables.

But don’t let that fool you.

It is still a great table and is no less effective.

In fact, it has helped me be free from back and shoulder pain for quite some time already.

It is very easy to set-up, thanks to the instructional materials and tools that come with it. It also has a comfortable backrest and helpful handles for a totally relaxing experience.

Naturally, the lower price means you give up on some features and it does have a few flaws.

But overall, the Teeter EP-560 is a good inversion table that makes for a great option if you want the high Teeter quality, but you can’t quite afford their top-of-the-line tables.

 

Teeter EP-560 Ltd Review

Pros

  • Sturdy
  • Easy assembly
  • Adjustable height
  • Accurate balancing
  • Preset inversion markings
  • Comfortable backrest

Cons

  • Pricey
  • Heavy
  • Difficult ankle release mechanism
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Features

Ankle Supports

teeter-ep-560-ltd-ankle-supportsWhen inverted, the gravity pulls your body weight and puts pressure on your ankles. Therefore, comfortable ankle supports are very important.

The Teeter EP-560 Ltd has Ergo-Embrace Supports that surround your ankles for safety and comfort. However, it still gets sore after a while so I recommend wearing thick socks.

You can also buy the EZ-Up Gravity Boots with Conversion Bar. It minimizes the pressure on your ankles while keeping you securely locked.

 

Preset Rotation

I don’t have to estimate the length of the tether strap to control my rotation.

Like other Teeter inversion tables, the EP-560 Ltd also has preset markings. You can easily adjust the degree of inversion to 20, 40, or 60 degrees.

 

Accurate Balancing

Because of the table’s precise balancing feature, it is easy to have control over your rotation.

As long as you correctly set the table’s height, your arm movements will shift your body weight so you can easily invert further or shift back to the upright position.

 

teeter-ep-560-ltd-comfortrak-bedComforTrak Bed

While it does not have a padded back, the material comfortably flexes with your movements.

There is a removable head pillow and lumbar bridge for added support.

Those colorful bumps are Accupressure Nodes. They are placed in different pressure points to help release tension and relieve muscle discomfort.

 

Design And Specifications

The Teeter EP-560 Ltd measures 60 x 29 x 58.50 inches (L x W x H). Although it claims to be space-saving, it is actually quite bulky.

At 58.6 lbs., the table won’t be easy to transport so you better find a dedicated space for it.

This sturdy inversion table has a maximum weight capacity of 300 lbs.

You can share this table with your spouse or anybody who wants to try inversion therapy. It can fit users from 4’8″ to 6’6″.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

teeter-ep-560-ltd-foldable-inversion-tableIs it easy to set-up?

Yes. It comes with complete instructions, manual, and even tools.

 

Does it fold for easy storage?

Yes. However, it is rather heavy so it’s better to have it assembled and ready to use anytime.

 

What is the height range that this table can accommodate?

Users between 4’8″ and 6’6″ can use this inversion table comfortably.

 

What is the user weight capacity?

The maximum user weight is 300 lbs.

 

Do I need special boots?

Thick socks will do. However, you may purchase the Teeter Hang-ups Gravity Boots separately for a customizable ankle lock fit.

 

How is the Teeter EP-560 Ltd different from the Teeter EP-960 Ltd?

The main difference is the extended handle in the EP-960’s ankle lock system. It enables you to release the ankle locks without bending too much.

The EP-960 also has traction handles that let you push a buttonย to quickly release from full inversion.

 

Other Options

If you want Teeter’s EZ-Reach Ankle System that has a triple-lock security and an extended handle, you can consider getting the Teeter EP-970 Ltd.

For more options, check out our comparison of the best inversion tables.

 

Teeter EP-560 Ltd Inversion Table: Conclusion

The EP-560 Ltd is known forย high-grade materials and excellent construction that all Teeter products are famous for.

However, it also comes with a pretty hefty price tag, despite being Teeter’s budget model.

There may be superior Teeter versions but the EP-560 Ltd is actually better than most inversion tables on the market.

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