Teeter EP-560 Inversion Table Price: $229.99 Shipping Options:: $5 Standard Shipping Estimates: Ships in 3-5 business days (Wednesday, Feb 11 to Monday, Feb 16) + transit Condition: New*
The lumbar bridge and nodes are shown as bonuses in the features tab but are not shown in the “in the box” part under the specs tab. Is that an oversight?
I am now comparing this one and the competitive one listed above. As I see it, this one has several main advantages:
1: It has cups for your feet, rather than padded bars. This will make it MUCH more comfortable.
2: It has a contoured bed rather than a flat board. Again, MUCH more comfortable.
3: It seems to be better balanced. Some report on Amazon that the “Best Choice Products” model has some difficulty getting back up, whether or not this was a user issue.
4: It seems to be better/more sturdily built. That means it will last longer, since minute flexing in the beams will eventually wear out a weaker unit - which may not be seen during the warranty period. Speaking of which, this has five times the warranty period.
5: The Teeter model seems taller. Notice that there are no pictures of the other one being completely vertical - it may only be rated to 6’6" at an angle. The model doesn’t seem very tall; a semi-tall person may drag the floor, especially when vertical.
6: It has the add-ons, like the lumbar bridge, which will help with stretching (or massaging) your back.
And of course, nothing says quality like naming your company “Best Choice Products”
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Just bought my Teeter at Cost Co after passing on the last offer, better model at a lower cost. With that said, this has worked out great for me.
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For now anyway, the one at Costco is the same model, without the Acupressure Nodes or Lumbar Bridge, for $299.99. The Costco bonus is the inclusion of “EZ-Stretch Traction Handles”.
They may have offered their higher-end model in the past, but not right now, and certainly not for less than the $229.99 at Woot.
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How is the condition “Nearly New” defined? I see the *, but don’t see a footnote anywhere in regards to it.
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It’s below the gifs with the dogs and the laser pointer.