Teeter hang up boots (gravity boots), plus expandable bar with the screw in caps

By cbeck
July 11, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted July 11, 2021

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Posted July 11, 2021

Teeter hang up boots (gravity boots), plus expandable bar with the screw in caps.

Boots are in perfect condition. Foam sections on bar are worn but still really comfortable when using - see photo.

?100 cash collection from Honor Oak Park.

The Teeter Gravity Boots supplement your workout or inversion sessions and provide a lightweight option to provide maximum comfort and support for your ankles. This will take your ab routine to the next level, where you will be able to incorporate challenging inverted sit ups, crunches and bends to your regular workout.

Whether you are searching for natural pain relief, proactively looking after your joints, or searching for a convenient and fun way to strengthen and stretch then these gravity boots is the ideal solution for you.

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