Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots, one pair

Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots, one pair

  • Plastic
  • Made in USA or Imported
  • Boot straps adjust to ankles varying several inches in diameter
  • Removable calf loops add comfort by placing a two-degree bend in the knees to help reduce load
  • Manufactured of a tough yet pliable blend of Du Pont Hytrel
  • Double-lock system ensures safety and security
  • Compatible with Teeter Hang Ups inversion racks, bars, tables

Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots

EZ-Up Gravity Boots offer a lightweight and portable inversion solution that can be used with select Teeter Hang Ups Inversion Tables*, Inversion Racks and Bars, or even on secure, appropriately-sized bars** at the gym. Aside from standard inverted decompression and stretching, the EZ-Up Gravity Boots allow you to comfortably perform inverted exercises including core strengthening and leg workouts.

Built for the Benefits

Made of a light but durable shell over thick foam liners, EZ-Up Gravity Boots comfortably surround each ankle, securing with adjustable, self-locking ratchet buckles for a customized fit. An ideal solution to elevate your comfort while inverted, Teeter Gravity Boots offer flexible, forgiving support assisted by optional calf loops that place a slight bend in the knees to help eliminate uncomfortable loads on the knees and feet.

Widely known for our quality inversion tables, Teeter Hang Ups is fueled by the passion of one man who turned his own struggles with back pain into a life-changing solution for millions of people worldwide. Roger Teeter’s products are truly built for the benefits, with a focus on features that help you achieve your back health and fitness goals. Trust Teeter for a better back, better body.

Dual Self-Locking Buckles

Much like a ski boot, Teeter’s EZ-Up Gravity Boots ratchet securely around the ankle and lower calf area for a customizable, comfortable fit.

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Unparalleled Comfort

Super-soft 5/8 inch foam liners are a special blend to give maximum comfort with minimum compression.

Flexible, Lightweight Shell

Made of light, but highly durable DuPont Hytrel material for a more forgiving, slightly pliable fit. Each boot weighs just 2 lbs.

Optional Calf Loops

Optional Calf Loops wrap behind each leg to place a 2 degree bend in the knees, which helps to reduce the load on the knee joints and top of the foot.

3 Ways to Use EZ-Up Gravity Boots

With Inversion Racks

EZ-Up Gravity Boots are compatible with Teeter’s EZ-Up Inversion & Chin-Up Rack (sold separately). Easily turn your doorway into a compact, multi-functional doorway gym to perform inverted exercises including core strengthening and leg workouts, in addition to pull-ups, exercise band or heavy bag workouts.

With Teeter Inversion Tables

Teeter is the only inversion table brand on the market that allows modifications to your table to customize your decompression experience. Pairing the EZ-Up Gravity Boots with Teeter’s Conversion Bar (sold separately) allows you to perform inverted exercises with even greater comfort and support.

EZ-Up Gravity Boots are compatible with these Teeter Inversion Tables: EP-560, EP-560 LTD, EP-860, NXT-S, 700ia, 600ia, EP-550, EP-650, EP-850, NXT-R, FitSpine Trainer, FitForm, SR-350, SR-250, Fit-60, Fit-100, Fit-200, Fit-250, F5000, F6000, F7000, F8000, TeeterXL

At the Gym

Toss your lightweight, portable EZ-Up Gravity Boots into your gym bag to invert on the go. Find a secure, appropriately-sized pull-up or straight bar (maximum bar diameter of 1.25 inch / 3.2 cm)


Reviews of Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots, one pair

Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots Review 1: Do yourself a favor and buy these if you are looking for new inversion boots. Super comfy and adjustable straps.

I had a pair of these for about 9-10 years and they were great. I unfortunately left them in the garage for a couple years and in Arizona that can be devastating to plastic and the straps ended up breaking. The same thing happened to my snowboard bindings, lesson learned. I first ordered the body solid GIB2 inversion boots to save a couple bucks and they were absolute poop.

They were way too big for my ankles (I’m 6’1 195) and weren’t adjustable. They hurt so bad I couldn’t hang upside down for more than 20 seconds. I must have used them twice over the course of a year and they ended up in the trash. I ordered these again and I used them immediately. They were up to par on quality, trust me you want this brand.

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Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots Review 2: Better than the chiropractor

I AM BATMAN! These Teeter Hang Ups are just what I needed to help with my back pain. I do a lot of dead lifts and squats so my spine is constantly taking a compacting toll. These are comfortable to use once you find the sweet spot on your shins to fix them to. I think that they look goofy so I don’t take them to the gym but pair them with a pull up bar at home instead.

WARNING: I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING THIS PRODUCT ALONE. If you are to fatigued to pull yourself up then that could lead to a very bad situation. Remember to either have someone there or affix some rope or something to your bar to help you pull yourself back up if you are too tired to do so. Over all great quality and you can literally feel your spine decompressing as you hang there. You can also do crunches and reverse squats while hanging. I do it for about 3 minutes a day twice a day but I should do it more as it is so relieving. I swear I am getting taller too!

Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots Review 3: excellent!

I’ve only used these for a week, but a friend has an identical pair that I’ve used many times, so I knew I would like this product when I bought it. Very comfortable and well built. This is the kind of quality product I’m always happy about after my purchase and these make me smile every time I put them on. It’s good to know there are still companies out there that don’t make garbage just trying to turn a quick buck. This fact alone earned them 5 stars, but these also perform just as I hoped. I love the challenge of using them and can hardly wait to get back to the gym to use them.

Now for a few notes for those considering buying so they know what to reasonably expect. These will feel a little tight after hanging there for a bit, but keep in mind the physics involved. Your entire body weight is being held up by a small, albeit well-padded surface area between the top of your ankle to about 6-7 inches above that. It HAS to feel uncomfortable after a certain amount of time, but this is actually a GOOD thing. The reason being is that it isn’t good for you to hang upside down too long anyhow and the benefit for decompressing your spine doesn’t take that long (only about 4 minutes of plain hanging out to decompress). This product works well enough for me to get rid of my inversion table all together, so that is saying something in itself. It also will force me to keep my lazy butt in shape over the undemanding use of an inversion table, which quite literally requires no fitness of any kind. I’m a runner and I lift weights, so decompression is a must and incredibly relaxing once you get used to being inverted.

TIP: For those looking to do some abs, oblique or back workouts, I can tell you that this device works very well! The entire length of the body of the abdominal muscles seems to be worked by the lift, but they are not for the feint of heart.

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For those looking to train their body, keep in mind that for inverted sit-ups with this product, you will need to adequately develop what I believe is called the sartorius muscles in your leg. This is the muscle that raises your thigh straight up out in front of you, like a kicker in, well, almost any kicking sport or martial art. To train for this very demanding part of the lift, I recommend gripping a pull-up bar with your hands, allowing your body to hang and then lifting both legs at the same time, keeping them straight, so that your toes come up to at least above your waist and hold for 1 count, but ideally raise your toes up to being even with your nose.

Don’t swing your body when you lower your legs as many people do with this lift, but use your abs to keep your body steady and controlled as you lower your legs back to the starting point. If you can’t do the lift I have just described, just bend your knees as you do this lift until these muscles are trained enough to keep your legs straight for the lift. If you can’t do the lift with your knees bent, you have no prayer of doing ab workouts with these. Inverted sit-ups are more difficult than the leg lifts I described above, even if done correctly. Just being honest! 🙂 If you do not take some measure to train this muscle, whether by doing the lift I described or some other variation, you will be extremely sore for days. Also, remember to stretch this muscle out immediately after you are done with this lift.

My last, but most important suggestion, is that you either have a spotter help you or tie a small rope from the bar you are using so you don’t get stuck upside-down. Your abs will get tired and having a safety rope of some kind is a good idea, but you can also press your hands against the back of your leg to help you perform a crunch to get back up to the bar and lift the hooks back off for a dismount.

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