It’s uncomfortable to lay down on it because your legs are lower then your body it’s little bit better if you lie down on your stomach but even then the wheel doesn’t spin properly it takes two hands to turn it which doesn’t make any sense because you can only turn it with one hand the way you lie down, and where your feet goes it’s uncomfortable when you start stretching your feet out . . so it’s definitely not for me even my wife tried it out and she was complaining more then me and she’s only 130 pounds I’m 225 pounds so taller and bigger then her and still not working so well
I previously used an inversion table, but became concerned about blood pressure in veins in my (very old) head when inverted. I had discontinued the inversion table and sold it. I was happy when this traction table became available. I no longer worry about being inverted.
The quality of the table seems good. It was very easy to assemble. I am 75 years old and it was hard to get up off of the table by myself so I got about 6’ of rope and tied it on the end for a pull up rope. It doesn’t do much for my next but it works on my back.
Got mine a week ago and it works great! You have to get used to using the machine. The clicks in the extender are key. They engage the extender, so you have to make sure you hear a click before the extender roller will engage. Also, I sprayed my roller mechanism with WD40 which helped it operate smoother, it was a little tight but operates fine now. Great machine and it really works and brings relief to your hips and back.