THUNDESK Yoga Inversion Bench Headstand Prop Upside Down Chair for Feet Up and Balance Training Core Strength Building Backbends Yoga Asana Practice Chair

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I like this bench it really helps me to do head standing since my shoulders and head always get hurt when I try to do it on the yoga mat. I love it now I can do head standing every day in the morning or before I go to bed. It supposed to help my blood circulation. I recommend it for who has shoulder problems and can’t do head standing on an actual yoga mat. Good stuff.

Is easy to assemble, came to me with all parts organized on the box and with really easy instructions to follow. I did get upside down on my very first tried it was so steady that I did it without to much of an effort, It helped me to keep better balance of my body while being upside down compared to when I try to do it on my own. I recommend this product for people who want to practice being used to be upside down I a practical and safe way, I am the kind of people that don’t try it a lot on my own because I’m scared of falling, I weight 133 lbs and I am a yoga beginner so being upside down is something I do need to practice, with this chair I begin to being used to be upside down, get to practice my core strength and my prepare my arms to support my own weight.

So, I tried the Feet Up inversion bench at my yoga studio and LOVED IT. But I wasn’t sure about paying that price for something I didn’t know how often I would use. I looked at reviews and decided to give the Thundesk a try.It was super easy to put together! I had it built in about 5 minutes. It’s sturdy, well-made, and does it’s job. As far as actual use, you will have to build up to being upside down for longer and longer if you aren’t used to it. Yes, the blood will rush to your head and you’ll only last a few seconds the first few times. After some practice, you’ll last a lot longer and start to get the benefits of inversion. Your spine will thank you!I am so glad I found this one for half the price of the Feet Up, and after using both, I can say that there is little to no difference. So save your money and get Thundesk!PS - I am not sure what the weight limit is on this. I weigh 150 and it holds my weight just fine. My husband has used it at 170 and also seems very sturdy.

When I read some people were saying it wasn't sturdy, made me question their building abilities so I took a chance and bought it. I have built a LOT of ikea furniture and those skills helped when putting this together. As an aerialist, I check the safety of equipment and this was very sturdy.

I did not even get a chance to use this. While trying to assemble it, one of the pieces of hardware shattered. If the hardware used to hold it together is flimsy and inferior, there is a risk of it falling apart while in use. I don't want to risk falling on my head and breaking my neck. I am returning this. I feel it is unsafe to use as an inversion trainer.

The materials are very poorly made, I had a pro carpenter build it for me and the wood split and the locking bolts crumbled. Very scary thinking it's supposed to carry you upside down.

Mine is very wobbly and because it doesn't come out as far on both the back and front it's not sturdy. That may help build muscle quicker but also it's easy for it so lose balance.

I was super excited to use this bench but it didn’t work for me...👍1) Bench was very easy to build and steady.🥵2) I can usually keep myself in position for few min without any equipments, but for some reason with this bench, all my blood goes to my head with so much pressure and I can’t even keep myself in position for 30sec. I feel much more comfortable standing up on my head and arms. I think pressure spreads up to arms but with this bench all the pressure goes to my head and very painful (I got headache so badly).🤯3) as a result, I got bruises on my shoulders! 😫I guess for some people this bench works really well but not for me.... 😩