TEETERHang Ups Ez-Up Inversion Rack

This with the inversion boots has added a whole new dimension to my training - inverted squats are a revelation!! Very strong and very easy to get up and down from, and doing pull ups on the rack is much better that trying to do them on standard doorframe chin bars as the high bar is, well, higher and allows a wider grip. The boots are very comfortable as well and very secure.

Item was originally advertised with boots but now doesn't include them but is the same price. The item may be OK if it actually fitted the average doorway. You are better finding a unit which fits more modern doorways - as it stands this is a useless design which should include the boots but (until recently doesn't). You may want to check the seller feedback too before going further. Its not great.

An absolutely amazing product. Resolved my issue of having a low ceiling and no door frame required for other door pull-up products.

Excellent for those of us too tall for standard door frame chin up bars. I use this as part of a physical therapy regimen that is allowing me to recover quickly from a back and spine problem. I have yet to use the boots that I acquired at a thrift shop to hang from the bar, yet it is clear this is sturdy enough to allow me to do so at 6'2" and 180lb. The built in grip pads are very nice. I purchased a set of grip pads separately for when I hang from my hands on the upper bar which doesn't have grip pads.Installation was easy, I substituted longer deck screws to insure that the wood in the door frame was better securing the door frame mount. This is easy to uninstall if I wish, but I just leave it in place in my garage office.

Great materials. Made well. Would give it a 5 but (a) it's quite hard to get your legs up to the top bar for inversion (we don't do it without a partner/spotter) (b) it rolls away from you when attempting to swing up for inversion, so we had to modify a fastener to the wall making it harder to remove (also good reason to have a partner/spotter).

I've been using the EZ Up Inversion Rack for a few weeks, now. I love it!I use it with the Hang Ups Gravity Boots every morning for about 5 minutes. Due to years of playing football, weight training, etc., my bottom vertebrae has broken away from the spine, providing occasional discomfort in my lower back. At times the pain has been pretty excruciating.Although I have only been using the Inversion Rack for about a month, I can already feel a difference overall in the frequency of my back "awareness" and in my posture, as well.When mounting, make sure you mount the rack perfectly evenly. I think mine might be off by a tiny amount, which doesn't seem to affect the way I hang, but I can visibly see the fact that I might be off by a centimeter, or two.Overall, a great piece of equipment and much more space efficient than a table, in my opinion.

I wanted one of these for a long time. I just didn't know it. I always loved the Hangup Boots, but never bought them because I didn't want the big inversion table. Then I woke up one morning with a drive to get the boots and just find something (a jungle gym perhaps) to hang from. And then I saw this rack that hangs in your door. It was perfect! It installed easily in my studio doorway. It can be used for pullups or just something to stretch out with everytime I walk in and out of the room. Our daughter is constantly climbing on it and inadvertantly getting great exersise. I did get the inversion boots as well and try to find ten minutes a day to hang upside down. It gets blood to the brain and takes pressure off the spine. You can get a totally different work out being inverted. I highly recommend this to everyone, but especially fellow yogis. Yoga is great for working out back problems and this rack (paired with the Hangup boots) really helps with strengthening and lengthening the back. Cobra pose without a floor!I am glad I didn't hessitate in getting this. I use it everyday.