Teeter EP-970 Acupressure Inversion Table

Last updated: June 1, 2023


This inversion table is registered as a medical device and can be used to relieve back pain, spinal stenosis, muscle spasms and much more. The unit has an extended ankle lock handle, as well as traction and stretch handles. You'll also appreciate the preset markings, which are set at 20, 40 and 60 degrees.

We looked at the top Inversion Tables and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Inversion Table you should buy.

Product Details

Key Takeaway: If you're looking for an inversion table that is easy to use, this model can be maneuvered using a few simple arm movements.

In our analysis of 71 expert reviews, the Teeter EP-970 Acupressure Inversion Table placed 10th when we looked at the top 20 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

From The Manufacturer

Deluxe EZ-Reach Ankle System: Features our longest ankle lock handle to reduce the need for bending when securing the ankles. Made of aero-space grade stainless steel with a ratcheting, micro-adjusting closure and gravity lock security. Ergo Embrace Supports: Surround the ankles to distribute weight comfortably and evenly around the feet and heels. Ankle Comfort Dial: Adjustable foot platform height for smaller or larger feet to ensure a comfortable fit. Patented ComforTrak Bed: Smooth bed surface enhances decompression and results, unlike upholstered beds that allow the body to sink into the bed and inhibit body slide. Grip-and-Stretch Handholds: Built into the ComforTrak Bed and Frame for added stretching and decompression options. Acupressure Nodes & Lumbar Bridge: Attach onto the Table Bed to deliver trigger-point release and enhanced traction of the lower back. Stretch Max Handles: Extra-long grip surface for assistance and even more stretching options. Traction Handles: Add decompression at lesser angles or option to gently push and release handles for smooth and rhythmic oscillation. EZ-Angle Tether: Features preset markings at 20, 40, and 60 degrees for easy rotational control. Folds easily for storage, no disassembly needed.

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Expert Reviews


What reviewers liked

It has the best safety features and comfort compared to any other Inversion Tables out there on the market.
The lumbar bridge is designed to help enhance the decompression and the alignment benefits that you get from inversion.
With its high price tag you get acupuncture nodes for trigger point release, and focused traction for your lower back, thanks to the lumbar bridge support.
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The table has traction handles and extra-long stretch max handles for added stretching options and assistance. EZ-Angle tether with pre-set markings to almost 60 degrees.
The patented wrap-around ankle cup is ergonomically designed to fit any ankle perfectly. For more comfort at the back, the bed flexes are also contoured to maximize stretching and to provide optimal back pain relief.
Cushioned back for additional support
EP-970 inversion table features ankle lock which is quite extended such that it makes it to secure the table. The max stretch handles are extra-long and the traction handles featured aid in added support and stretching options.
No disassembly needed (folds easily for storage).

What reviewers didn't like

The unit is expensive compared to other models because of the extra steel. And, because of this steel, It’s also heavy.
Assembly can be difficult
Expensive, uncomfortable on the ankles
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Small flimsy plastic cap
Not preferred for people who are taller than 6’6”
EP-970 lacks Flex technology which is the latest for inversion tables
A bit heavy to move (65 pounds).
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