What's The User Weight Limit Of An Inversion Table?

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Are you looking at getting an inversion table but are a little worried if it can support enough weight? Here are the answers you’re looking for.

The vast majority of inversion tables has a weight limit of 300 lbs. Inversion table weight limits range from 220 lbs. to 600 lbs. although both those extremes are uncommon. The best inversion table for bigger people is the Health Mark Pro Max with a weight limit of 600 lbs.

Find more models and their weight limits below, as well as some recommendations.

Inversion table weight limits

Let’s take a look at the load limits of different models.

Brand	Model	Weight limit
Innova	ITX9600	300
Innova	ITP1000	250
Innova	ITX9900	300
Innova	ITM5900	300
Innova	ITM4800	300
Innova	ITX9800	300
EXERPEUTIC	975SL	350
EXERPEUTIC	No pinch	250
EXERPEUTIC	275Sl	300
EXERPEUTIC	575Sl	300
EXERPEUTIC	475SL	300
Yoleo	Heavy duty	300
Health gear	ITM5500	300
Health gear	HGI 4.2	300
Health gear	ITM4.5	300
Health gear	ITM7.0-S	300
IRONMAN	IFT4000	350
IRONMAN	Gravity 4000	350
IRONMAN	Relax 550	275
Body Vision	IT9550	250
Body Vision	IT9825	250
Health Mark	Pro Max	600
Bigzzia	Gravity HD	300
Teeter	FitSpine LX9	300
Teeter	FitSpine X	300
Teeter	EP-560 Ltd	300
Teeter	EP-970 Ltd	300
Teeter	FitSpine X3	300
Teeter	FitSpine X2	300
Doufit	IT-01	300
Uboway	Heavy Duty	300
HAIPHAIK	Heavy Duty	350
Popsport	Premium	300
HARISON	Heavy Duty	350
Mastercare	MINI	220
Mastercare	Back-A-Traction CN-B1	220
ZENOVA	Inversion	250
Norcia	Folding	350
Invertio	Inversion	300
Macticy	Premium	300
Body Xtreme	Advanced	280
MaxKare	Inversion	330

As you can see, most of the inversion tables have a load limit of 300 lbs./136 kg. A few models have a load limit of up to 350 lbs. while a few have limits as low as 220 lbs.

While most of the “heavy duty” models can handle up to 350 lbs. there is one that jumps out with a 600 lbs. limit. More on that one later.

In general a higher weight limit indicates better build quality although not every brand will test their equipment in the same way. For marketing reasons brands tend to claim a high weight limit. For some brands that’s the absolute limit while for others there is still a safety margin. There is no real way of knowing if that’s the case until you test it yourself.

A stronger frame doesn’t necessarily mean a table is better and more comfortable to use. It just means the frame and other parts can support that weight. However, that doesn’t influence;

Comfort
Effectiveness
Angle adjustments
Adjustment mechanism
Warranty
Customer service

So while you can get an inversion table with a higher load limit for a low price, that doesn’t mean it’s better than a more expensive table that’s more expensive since there are many other factors that influence the price.

But what if you are bigger and need that higher load limit?

Inversion table for bigger people

What about if you’re a bigger person? The common 300 lbs. limit might not be quite enough for you or be a little too close to actually trust it enough to put yourself upside down on one.

There are a few options that support more weight.

Health Mark Pro Max

This is the one for big people. It sports the highest load limit of 600 lbs. This is much higher than anything else. However, the price tag is something that matches the weight limit so you’ll have to really, really need the weight limit to justify the price.

There are some other cool features you get for your money. Most inversion tables can only be used ‘face up’ where you face away from the headrest. The Pro Max can also be used ‘face down’ for a slightly different experience. The extra choice can be useful to find out what works best for you.

Another benefit is that is suitable for tall people. It’s adjustable for people that are up to 6’11 tall which should be plenty for most people.

Check the current price of the Health Mark Pro Max now on Amazon.

Exerpeutic 975SL

Next up is the Exerpeutic 975SL. This inversion table has a load limit of 350 lbs. That’s certainly higher than the average 300 lbs. but not close to the 600 lbs. of the Pro Max. For many people a 350 lbs. load limit is enough so there is no need to spend more. While the specs aren’t as good as the Health Mark Pro Max, it also doesn’t cost anywhere nearly as much.

The 975SL has some other cool features like really comfortable ankle straps and really easily controlled rotation angle. You can change the rotation angle without having to get off the table.

Buy the Exerpeutic 975SL now on Amazon.

Ironman Gravity 4000

Despite its claim of “highest weight capacity inversion table” it has a 350 lbs. weight limit which means it isn’t actually the highest you can get. It is sturdy and effective however.

It’s cheaper than the Exerpeutic for a lower price. For that lower price you miss out on more comfortable ankle holders. Especially if you’re a heavier person, comfortable ankle holders can make a big difference.

Get the Ironman Gravity 4000 on Amazon.

Harison Heavy Duty

Finally there is the Harison Heavy Duty. This inversion table has the familiar weight limit of 350 lbs. The price is a bit higher than some of the other models with the same weight limit but you do get something in return for the extra cash;

Better design: This is one of the better looking inversion tables
Heavy duty frame.
Not foldable
Ergonomic 3d back pad.

Are those things worth paying extra for? That’s up to you. Check the current price on Amazon.

Summary

If you weigh more than 350 lbs. and you need an inversion table, there’s only one choice. The Health Mark Pro Max. That’s the only inversion table with a higher load limit (600lbs.) than the relatively common 350 lbs. limit. The Pro Max does come at a very steep price but, there isn’t much choice.

If you’re between 300 and 350 lbs., there are some more choices. You can find inversion tables that support your weight at different price points.