Magneto Gravity Boots — Spinal Decompression System
Hook them over any pull-up bar, hang for a minute, and use the assist rope to come back up.
- 60 seconds a day. That's the whole routine.
- Assist rope included. Come back up without a sit-up.
- 225 lb steel hook. Reinforced, with a safety catch.
- Fits the bar you own. Standard pull-up bars, 1–1.5 inches.
Inversion raises pressure in the head and eyes. Do not use if you have high blood pressure, glaucoma or other eye conditions, heart disease, a hernia, are pregnant, or weigh more than 225 lbs. If you have a diagnosed spinal condition, talk to your doctor first. Fitness equipment, not a medical device.
Start to finish
This is the whole routine.
Strap in, hang, come back up. About a minute, once a day.
Add to cartThe routine
Three steps. One minute.
Hook in
Strap the cuffs around your ankles and hook them over the bar.
Hang
Let your spine go long. Thirty to sixty seconds is plenty.
Come back up
Grab the assist rope and pull. Your back does nothing.
Built to be trusted upside down.
225 lbsSteel hook, safety catch
Reinforced stainless on a riveted plate. We publish the tested limit rather than burying it.
no hot spotsPadded where it counts
Thick contoured foam spreads the load across the whole ankle.
lockedStays where you set it
Over-center steel buckle and a riveted hinge. No creep, upside down.
1 to 1.5 inFits the bar you own
Standard doorway, wall-mounted and rack pull-up bars.
Who this is for — and who it isn't.
Built for
- Chronic lower-back tightness that wants a daily reset.
- Desk workers who feel it stack up by the evening.
- Anyone trying non-invasive options first.
Not for
- High blood pressure, glaucoma or other eye conditions.
- Heart disease, a hernia, or pregnancy.
- Over 225 lbs. That's the tested limit and we won't stretch it.
If you have a diagnosed spinal condition, ask your doctor before your first session.
You're right to ask.
With the assist rope. It hangs from your bar within reach — grab it and pull yourself upright hand over hand. No sit-up, no core strength.
The first session or two can feel like pressure across the top of the foot. The foam spreads the load, and most people stop noticing by the third session. Socks or shoes help early on.
Start at 30-60 seconds once a day, build to 90-120 over about a month. A minute every day beats ten minutes once a week.
Standard bars between 1 and 1.5 inches — most doorway, wall-mounted and rack bars. Not for square tubing or anything thicker.
Many people use inversion for exactly that. Start at 30 seconds and build slowly. If it's diagnosed and severe, or you're mid-treatment, clear it with your doctor first.
A 2012 pilot trial put 24 patients waiting on lumbar disc surgery into two groups; 76.9% of the inversion group cancelled their surgery versus 22.2% of controls. Worth knowing it was only 24 people and the objective scores showed no significant difference — the authors called for a bigger trial. That's the honest version. (Prasad et al., Disability and Rehabilitation, 2012.)
100 days. If your back doesn't feel different, email us for a full refund — no restocking fee, no original-packaging rule.
Sixty seconds. Once a day. Ninety days to decide.
If your back doesn't feel different in three months, send them back.
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