Does it include boots or is it a simple bar to secure your feet?
1599100
just a simple bar. the cups that hold your feet are too mobile. They have a tenancy to slip too much. I had to secure them down with a pair of rubber bands.
1599101
There are two half cups that your ankles fit into and then an adjustable top bar that you fit over the top of your feet. It works well. My 15yr old son and 12 yr old nephew use it too. My 12 yr old nephew is a real string bean and he doesn't have any problems tightening it down securely. My son has problems with his Achilles tendon so he likes to keep his fitting looser and he just kind of flexes his foot back to keep the front of his toes out and above the roller bars on the secured bar. It's a great product and would recommend it to anybody.
1599102
No boots. It's the padded (bars) "ankle grips" shown in the photo that are adjustable for each person that hold you. It really works well. My brother still uses his, and he still weighs just over 300lbs, and this thing is still holding him with no problems.I've only used it a few times, but one thing that I can tell you, is that it does put a lot of pressure on your feet, if you weigh > 225lbs, and are inverting all the way.... you should not do that right off the bat anyway. I felt great after just inverting a little for about 10 minutes. It really is amazing, especially for the price! No boots. It's the padded (bars) "ankle grips" shown in the photo that are adjustable for each person that hold you. It really works well. My brother still uses his, and he still weighs just over 300lbs, and this thing is still holding him with no problems.I've only used it a few times, but one thing that I can tell you, is that it does put a lot of pressure on your feet, if you weigh > 225lbs, and are inverting all the way.... you should not do that right off the bat anyway. I felt great after just inverting a little for about 10 minutes. It really is amazing,... » Read More No boots. It's the padded (bars) "ankle grips" shown in the photo that are adjustable for each person that hold you. It really works well. My brother still uses his, and he still weighs just over 300lbs, and this thing is still holding him with no problems.I've only used it a few times, but one thing that I can tell you, is that it does put a lot of pressure on your feet, if you weigh > 225lbs, and are inverting all the way.... you should not do that right off the bat anyway. I felt great after just inverting a little for about 10 minutes. It really is amazing, especially for the price! « Show Less
1599103
bar and an ankle cup per foot which the bar lies across and can be adjusted to tighten across ankles.
1599104
not boots..but not bar either...cushioned stationary ankle grips for back of above ankle...and adjustable (in and out for tightness)cushioned ankle grips on front...it holds comfortably. directions suggest use with shoes, I always use it barefooted-It's okay for me like that, the intent being the inversion.
1466536
only question i can answer is it does not come with boots.put mine on '12 sport 2dr w/4" lift.it fit great
118113
Your feet are anchored by an adjustable padded bar that closes over the ankles and supports your weight while inverted.
1620813
I couldn't find the foot rail at first, but it was taped underneath the bar. You should be able to screw it in pretty easily once you find it.
259360
I climb up the wall across from the bar, like Spider Man. Then, hook one boot onto the bar at a time. Bare feet have better traction than socks.
106015
as long as the pull-up bars are rigidly fixed, and their thickness is not more than that of the hooks on the boots, there should be no problem.
997233
Just winter boots is all you need. Something with a ridge, disruption or bump on the back support just above the heel would be ideal, as it helps the straps hold in place. Smooth surfaces tend to slip.
992389
Yes it is a boot. I bought this for my wife and she says that she noticed a difference the first time she wore it. I would recommend it.
1949102
Yes. I have three pairs of shoes on each shelf, with taller boots on top. It seems to be fairly sturdy.
1724150
No straps are needed the teeter will lock you in by your ankles. I go barefooted when I use the table
67414
My husband is a pretty big guy and he sits on it to put his boots on. We've had it a couple of years now and there is no visible signs of wear or weakness.
1384429
What is a "cv" bar? If it is the bar for the boots/ankle clamps it depends on which package you get. Some are more of a kit and will state the extras that are included but the 550 is also sold alone.
1724151
You don't need special boots, the ankle straps hold you as firm as you want. Mine has two holds, so that you can either use the lighter one or the tighter one. I've never tried it barefooted, but my husband has and he hasn't had any problems with the hold.
334787
It does not come with any hardware. The only thing included is the pads themselves and some moly grease. I always replace pads with new hardware (also available here on Amazon) since it's so inexpensive. The boots for the pins can get old and brittle so why not put new ones on.
1293023
Yes, that is correct. You may also take a shelf out in order to place boots if you like.
811790
Yes. Insulator boots and springs. I couldn't believe this deal until a friend told me he had ordered them himself.
1032005
Yes it does have ankle straps, grips, & door anchors. I have no complaints of the system. If you have any problems customer service is in the US.