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Teeter Inversion Gravity Boots
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Teeter Inversion Gravity Boots
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Lightweight and portable, Teeter gravity boots offer heavy-duty, secure ankle straps to perform an inverted workout… at home or at the gym!
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Teeter Inversion Gravity Boots Features
Teeter gravity boots come with the following features for improved safety and comfort while you get the benefits of inversion therapy:
- Dual, Self-Locking Buckles
- Unparalleled Comfort
- Optional Calf Loops
- Flexible, Lightweight Shell
- Made of Highly Durable DuPont™ Hytrel™
- Available in Two Sizes
- 5-Year Warranty
Gravity Boots Benefits: Inversion Made Better
Whether you’re searching for natural back pain relief, a way to take proactive care of your joints, or a convenient and fun way to strengthen and stretch, Teeter gravity boots provide a compact, comfortable solution.
Trusted by health professionals, gravity boots with calf loops are recommended as they help to reduce the load on the knee joints and tops of the feet when doing inversion therapy.
How to Set Up Your Inversion Table & Gravity Boots
Gravity boots are easy to use. Attach the ankle straps to the bottom of your calf muscles, ensuring you have a fit that’s secure but not too tight. Use the straps to tighten, making sure they’re fully locked. The hook should face forwards. Then, you can hook the boots to the bar on your hang up or inversion table. You can wear shoes, with trainers being a popular choice for comfort.
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Set Height
Simply set your heightand the Teeter willdeliver smooth rotation.
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Set Angle
Pre-set your angle of inversion with the Angle Tether.
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Lock Ankles
Pressure-reducing foam locks in the ankles for superior comfort and security.
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Recline & Relax
Use simple arm movements to control the rotation and decompress the spine.
Technical Specs of the Gravity Boots
- Sizes: There are two sizes available – Standard and XL. Standard fits most legs up to a 16-inch calf circumference, while XL is designed for calves of 16 inches and larger.
- Fit adjustments: Micro-adjustments ensure a secure, yet comfortable, fit.
- Materials: The shell is made with DuPont™ Hytrel™, a thermoplastic polyester elastomer, which combines the softness of rubber with the strength of plastic. Thick foam inserts ensure that your feet are comfortable.
- Warranty: 5-year full warranty.
Get Home Coaching with the Teeter Move App
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Inversion CoachingAt Home
Get online video support plus guided inversion sessions with the free TeeterMove App.
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30-Days to Back Pain Relief Digital Guide
Illustrated series of beginner through advanced movements on your Teeter.
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Easy Assembly with Interactive Instructions
Arrives 85% pre-assembled! Just click together the main components and add handles.
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U.S.-Based Customer Support
Need help? Our team of inversion experts are here for you every step of the way.
Why Order from Teeter?
Teeter UK is the trusted name for inversion therapy tables and accessories.
- Comfortable and secure
- Robust product built for frequent, long-term use
- Klarna available (buy now, pay later options)
- Free UK delivery
- Official Teeter UK stockist for the European market
- UK customer service support
- Full manufacturer’s warranty
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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- Store away in seconds, no disassembly required! Our unique folding design makes it easier to transport and creates the smallest storage footprint for your home.
- LX9: 27.5 inch x 27.5 inch x 68 inch (69.9 x 69.9 x 172.7 cm).X3: 20 inch x 28.8 inch x 66 inch (50.8 x 73 x 167.6 cm).X1: 20 inch x 28.8 inch x 66 inch (50.8 x 73 x 167.6 cm).
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X3
X1
Folds for Easy Storage
Ergo-Embrace Ankle Supports
- The firm, yet comfortable surface of the FitSpine Bed provides a better spine-elongating stretch for maximum pain-relieving benefits.
- 8-PT Floating Suspension System lifts the bed off the steel frame to create a pliable surface that flexes and moves with you.
- Hinge design is engineered for precision balancing. Effortlessly rotate in and out of inversion with controlled, smooth movements.
- Grip-and-Stretch Handholds are integrated into the FitSpine bed and frame to help enhance stretching and decompression.
- Allows for a secure lockout in full inversion for advanced stretching and exercise.
FitSpine Lumbar Bridge
- Ergo-Embrace Supports are engineered to fit the shape of your legs and ankles.
- Thick foam liners evenly distribute pressure for premium comfort.
- Patented wrap-around design backed by a hard outer shell prevents accidental side release for a more secure fit.
- Ankle Comfort Dial ensures the Ankle Supports are positioned around the smallest part of your ankle, evenly distributing weight for comfortable support and the greatest amount of control over table rotation.
FitSpine Acupressure Nodes
- The Lumbar Bridge adds deeper traction to take even more pressure off the lower back.
- Also helps to square misaligned hips for enhanced realignment.
- Easily attaches to tracks on the FitSpine Bed. Adjustable and removable.
Deluxe EZ-Reach Ankle System
- The Lumbar Bridge adds deeper traction to take even more pressure off the lower back.
- Also helps to square misaligned hips for enhanced realignment.
- Easily attaches to tracks on the FitSpine Bed. Adjustable and removable.
EZ-Stretch Traction Handles
- Three uses in one!
- A simple push and release adds decompression at lesser angles of inversion.
- Utilize for easy rhythmic oscillation.
- Push on the ends for a quick-release from full inversion.
Stretch Max Handles
- Long, sturdy grips integrated with the frame provide enhanced user assistance and stretching options at any angle.
LX Ergonomic Frame
- Sleek and functional frame on the LX9 provides an ideal angle for easier entrance and exit into position.
- Frame also offers larger diameter tubing.
LX Boarding Platform
- The solid platform offers an elevated and sturdy surface that makes stepping into the ankle lock system easier than ever.
LX Storage Caddy
- Within easy reach while in use, this convenient holder can store the contents of your pocket, a phone, water bottle, or Acupressure Nodes.
Specifications
User Height / Weight Capacity
4’8″ – 6′ 6″
300 lb
4’8″ – 6′ 6″
300 lb
4’8″ – 6′ 6″
300 lb
Product Dimensions
Non-Use: 61″ x 28″ x 57″
In-Use: 82″ x 28″ x 87″
Non-Use: 58″ x 29″ x 61″
In-Use: 81″ x 29″ x 87″
Non-Use: 58″ x 29″ x 61″
In-Use: 81″ x 29″ x 87″
Product Weight
70.8 lb
65.8 lb
59.3 lb
FAQs about Gravity Boots
What inversion products can you use the gravity boots with?
Teeter gravity boots can be used with select Teeter Hang Ups inversion tables, inversion racks, and bars or even on secure, appropriately-sized bars at your local gym. Your inversion table must be converted using a CV bar attachment, for sale separately or as a part of the adapter kit (includes gravity boots and CV bar). You’ll need a maximum bar diameter of 1.25” (3.2 cm).
What exercises can you do with gravity boots?
Aside from standard inverted decompression and stretching, the gravity boots provide an ideal way to perform inverted exercises including core strengthening and leg workouts.
Do gravity boots help with back pain?
Yes. Using gravity boots with an inversion table helps to relieve pressure on your spine and uses the power of gravity to provide a healthy stretch.
How easily can you adjust the boots?
The boots are easily adjustable and support micro-adjustments so you can find the most comfortable and supportive fit for your ankles and feet. So, even if you have narrow calves and a thicker ankles, the boots can fit perfectly!
Can I use gravity boots if I have high blood pressure?
No, you should not use gravity boots if you have high blood pressure. It’s typically not recommended that you do inversion exercises if you have hypertension or heart conditions.
Hi Tom, that’s correct. Teeter Inversion Tables are rated for users up to 300lbs.
Helpful?
Hi Pevad,
Inversion is contraindicated (not recommended) for anyone with surgically implanted orthopedic supports or a significant curvature to the spine. While this does not mean that you cannot invert, it means that you’ll need to check with your doctor before trying inversion. You can find out more about contraindications here: https://teeter.com/blog/faq-items/who-should-use-it/
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D. G. –
Comfortable and secure. This is my second set (first pair got lost in a move).
Florida G. –
bought these boots to replace a pair that someone used incorrectly and broke the buckles, been using teeter products over 20 years
Jobi –
These inversion boots have changes my life! Seriously. I’ve been using them for almost 20 years – just finally had to buy a new pair – and they helped cure me of a chronic back problem that I had for several years. They have also given me abs of steel!
JJ67 –
I have had my EZ up gravity boots for about 1 month. I typically hang 3-4 minutes at a time several times per week. The boots a very comfortable and well made. I like the ability to micro adjust the tightness of the fit. I have narrow calves but a thick ankle and high instep. I am able to adjust the boot fit to work best for my anatomy.
JPStrand1 –
I bought my first pair about six years ago after throwing my back out doing sit ups. I have been using them to hang almost every day since then and not only have I not had a single back problem but my posture has improved dramatically. After six years of daily use my first pair broke. No hesitation in buying a second pair. These are essential to my life now. Worth every penny and then some.
Erick Fernando Rocha –
These boots have been helping me to stretch my back and my training. It something easy to use and it does not require anything complicated for me to use it.
Gravity Boots User –
As an avid rower I have at times been limited by lower back stiffness/soreness. While inversion has not cured that problem entirely it has become an important part of my self-care routine, and I have experienced a noticeable improvement in lower back soreness. I currently use my Gravity Boots for 5-6 minutes after a hard workout and it seems to reduce any issues later on.
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David CL –
I’ve had my inversion table for more than 10 years, and the boot straps broke, so i had to order a new pair, it all still works Great ! Not certain why it refers to this other item and the boots, i only got the boots.
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Vince in MD –
I bought the gravity boots many years ago, and they worked well. But like many users have reported, the ratchet straps on the boots cracked and broke after many years. Again, this is a commonly reported problem. The ratchet straps are very easy to replace, and I hoped that the manufacturer (Teeter) would sell me replacement straps (and because they’re such small, simple plastic pieces, I would expect them to be very inexpensive). Unfortunately, customer service would not sell me replacement straps; instead, I had to buy a new set of boots – even though the original boots were still in excellent condition, aside from the straps. (This is very much like breaking a shoelace, and being forced to buy a new pair of shoes, rather than replace the shoelace.) To be fair, I was given a discount on the price of the new boots. Still, I’m sure that a fair price for replacement straps would have been much lower.
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David Schofield (verified owner) –
I have used my 2 pairs of Spyder gravity boots on 2 continents for more than 20 years. My European pair was stolen a few months ago and my joints are beginning to ache. I hope my replacement boots arrive shortly! ;-)
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Preston –
I purchased for maintenance of my back issues and this was the third pair over the last 35 years. They work wonders at loosening up my back and giving temporary respite for back pain that has plagued me for years.
Mrs T –
My rheumatologist suggested gravity inversion as a way to reduce lumbar pain and sciatica. I purchased the Teeter boots and doorframe bar system, rather than a table, because I am still athletic enough to get on and off without assistance.
I have slowly increased my inversion time to ten minutes per day. Mostly I dangle to allow my vertebrae to stretch. I also incorporate pelvic floor, abdominal, and hamstring strengthening exercises. I follow this with 30-45 minutes of yoga.
My pain level has decreased and my mobility has increased.
Bq1985 –
I give a 3 out of 10 only bc this didnt state how small a door frame this would accommodate. Quality is amazing and i wish it fit bc it was solid. Boots are great and the relief you get from using them is amazing
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PTA Lance –
These gravity boots are great. I lived with low back pain for over a year. I went to a chiropractor and got some relief but the pain never completely went away. I’ve been inverting with these boots everyday since I got them and now I’m pain-free most days. Amazing! Highly recommended trying them out for back pain.
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Merlin –
This is my second time buying the inversion rack (moved out of state and gave my last one away). I’m a loyal customer for life and recommend it to anyone. Great for not just my back, but an amazing abdominal workout and back/biceps exercise with pull-ups.
Additionally, the customer service is the best I’ve come across in many years- I had an issue, and they without hesitation sent me a replacement free of charge.
I can’t recommend this company and their product enough.
DaveJK –
The plastic going around the leg failed and cracked all the way. I have pictures.
Aerotiger –
I only bought the boots, but I regret for not to buy the doorway bar as well. The boots are marvellous. Very easy to use and very easy to carry in a lugagge
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Alphafitz –
Although I returned this item, it gets five stars. High quality, customer service beyond expectations. Bought the Dex 2 instead.
none987654321 –
well built and engineered.
Jennifer Jean –
I recently purchased both the Dex II and the gravity boots. Although they both focus on decompressing the back, they are very different, each with pros and cons. Overall, I prefer the gravity boots because of its full vertical stretch. But first I say Teeter’s customer service deserves five stars! They were great at replacing needed parts.
The DexII… It can be placed almost anywhere there is room which is a huge advantage and I would definitely use it rather than nothing. Once placed it is difficult to move. It does stretch the back but your arms rest on the floor or back of the head and I feel I don’t get the full vertical stretch I like. As is, I would not recommend it for anyone shorter than 5’3” because it is hard to get the hips high enough up on the hip pad, unless they modify it as I did with an accessory step. I notice some taller users mention problems also. I also do not like the 90 degree bend in the bars attached to the hip pad which are difficult for me to reach when coming up.
My sad and sorry story with a good ending: I tried it at my chiropractor’s office before purchasing and it seemed easy enough to use. However I fell backwards getting the box in the sliding door. Assembly went ok. After a week of use I injured my ribs bending over because I couldn’t get up high enough on the hip pad. That took several weeks to heal during which time I realized I would have to raise the step of the DexII in order to fix the problem. I now have a wider step with safety tread that raises the existing step by 2.25 inches. Just right and now it is easy to use, step on, step off. Photos attached.
The gravity boots… The gravity boots come in standard and large. Unfortunately the standard is still too large for my legs and there is no smaller size. (A commentary on the size and weight of Americans today?) They are almost exactly the same as the ones I have been using for the last thirty-five years following a pedestrian-vehicle accident. They definitely help my back and I have used them daily until recently losing weight. I prefer the full vertical stretch the boots allow without my hands touching the floor. It’s great. I do not use the doorway mount as I would never be able to hang and curl up in order to hook the boots on the bar. (not that strong) Instead I use a pipe attached to the rafters where the feet and boots can go between between the rafters. Mounted 18 inches from a blank wall allows me to climb up the wall with my feet in order to hook the boots.
The problem is that at my current weight which is slender, the cuffs are not comfortable and dig into my ankles and calf to a point where I can only hang for two minutes instead of five or ten. I currently use half in foam strips front and back which gives me the two minutes. Heavy socks do not work and I have not yet devised a satisfactory and pain free way to pad the cuffs so they don’t dig in to my lower leg at the bottom of the front and the top of the back. The buckles are also very stiff and difficult to operate. Hopefully they will loosen with use.
In conclusion either one helps my back, but given an option I prefer the results from the gravity boots.
PS Can’t figure how to upload photos :(
DDan –
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Dmitry S –
I decided to go with the gravity boots over the inversion table to reduce space use. These boots are excellent. I use them daily and they are fantastic at stretching out my back. Within a month, they have already reduced chronic back pain I was experiencing for years.
Guy who wants stuff –
I have owned multiple of these over time. I love it so much. I have one in storage after a move but in the move the door way brackets were lost and finding them on their sight has been an impossible task. Ontop of that I can’t buy just the pull up bar since I have 2 sets of boots. I don’t like waste and don’t want to buy a whole system when I own all but the door bracket.