The Evolution Health Airslant Inflatable inversion slant bed is a cheaper alternative to the Gravity Pal Traveler Portable Low Angle Inversion Table. However unlike the Gravity pal the the Evolution Airslant is more of an inflatable bed rather than a solid surface.

The Evolution Health Airslant Inflatable inversion slant bed comes complete with a free electric air pump for a limited time (shipped separately from the bed) which can inflate the bed in under a minute.

An electric air pump is recommended to inflate, however if the limited offer has finished and you do not have an electric pump, you can always use the built in hand press pump which inflates the bed in around 12 minutes.

Much like the other inversion board featured on this website (The Gravity Pal Traveler) this slanting inversion bed is an ideal option for using away from home and a fairly good option for storage.

It is also a great choice for those who find regular inversion tables a little too intense and prefer a more subtle and relaxed form of inversion.

Other features and quick specs:

• Dimensions: 72″ length x 26″ width
• Highest point of top end 16 – 17 inches
• Made from eco friendly TPU
• Comes with 1 year warranty
• Free electric air pump (limited time offer, ships separately)
• Takes 1 minute to inflate using electric pump
• 12 minutes to inflate using built in hand pump
• Easy to deflate
• Lightweight and portable

Is the Evolution Health Airslant Inflatable inversion slant bed a good investment?

Due to the low price of the Evolution Health Airslant Inflatable Inversion Slant bed many feel it is a very good investment and it is certainly cheaper than similar products on the market.

However, one complaint some have is that it does not stay inflated which is clearly quite a big issue. Also some find it is quite a hassle to blow up if you are not using an electric pump.

On the other hand many are very satisfied with the Airslant board, especially due to the low price. Many remark upon the comfort the board provides and state that it is perfect for providing a nice amount of decompression without using an actual inversion table.

Overall this product is a fairly good option if you are in need of an affordable alternative to using an inversion table. It is a little unfortunate that some find the board does not stay inflated for long amounts of time but others seem to have had no issue with this.

Considering there are not many products like this on the market, this certainly is (at the time of writing) the best inversion slant board available for the price. However, if you are apprehensive due to the inflation issue you may wish to opt for a more solid option such as the Gravity Pal which unfortunately is not in a similar price range.

Before considering a purchase we would recommend you take a look at the buyer reviews to get a better overall opinion.

Hanging upside down is not always an option for everybody, therefore if you have certain health issues using an inversion table is not recommended as you can read in our health and safety section.

Luckily products like this Stamina in Line Back Stretch Bench are very good alternatives. Allowing you to give yourself a great body stretch, without hanging upside down and increasing blood flow to the head.

Due to the stretching nature of this simple yet effective device, if you do have any spinal issues it would be best to consult your doctor or physician before committing to a purchase.

This product also puts a lot of strain on the knees so if you have any knee related issues you should also check with a medical professional if using the Back Stretch Bench is a good idea!

The bench is available in a Pro (grey, featured below) and a standard version (blue).

The Pro grey variation comes with a padded support pillow for the neck and head area and also has a slimmer and slightly longer area near the top of the bench. Whereas the blue variation is a little cheaper. You can compare both models on visiting the retailer.

The design of the Stamina in Line Back Stretch Bench is very similar to the backrest on an inversion table, however it is a lot less effort to use overall.

The Stamina Back Stretch Bench is placed upon a flat surface and the first thing to do is adjust the height of the lower bar to match your height.

You adjust the height simply by lifting the slot pin mechanism and moving the bar along to the required height measurement, before releasing the pin mechanism to snap in place. In a similar fashion to how you would on an inversion table.

The lower dual ankle holders are also just like those seen on inversion tables. When getting on the board you simply lift the upper foam roller, position your ankles and lower the upper roller into a secure position.

In the picture to the right you can see there are two foam rollers near the top of the back rest (A feature not found on inversion tables).

When positioned on the backrest your arms go over these rollers to hold your upper body in place. So your armpits are positioned around these rollers.

The top rollers have 3 adjustment levels allowing you to make them wider (further away from the side of the backrest) or narrower.

When positioned on the board with your neck resting on the padded pillow and feet securely fixed, you can start adjusting the small lever at the side.

Moving the lever back and forth lengthens the overall bench length and this in turn, stretches your body out. The more you move the lever back and forth the more it will stretch out your body. Great for decompression and strength.

To see the Stamina in Line Back Stretch Bench in action take a look at the video below.

Other features and quick specs:

• Max weight capacity: 250 lbs
• Dimensions: 72 x 25 x 11
• Easy assembly required
• Upholstered padded bench
• Side crank lever for stretching and decompression
• Padded neck support pillow
• Adjustable under arm supports with 3 torso length settings
• Length adjustment knob on lower beam
• Floor protection caps
• Dual padded ankle rollers
• Padded arm support rollers

Is the Stamina InLine Back Stretch Bench a good investment?

If you want a great way to add traction to your body the Stamina Inline Back Stretch Bench is certainly a good choice.

If you find hanging upside down on an inversion table uncomfortable or are unable to use inversion due to pressure related issues when upside down, then the Stamina Inline Back Stretch Bench is a very good alternative.

It is also very well priced when compared to higher end inversion tables.

Overall the buyer reviews for the Stamina Inline Back Stretch Bench are very good and many buyers certainly feel that the Stamina Back Stretch Bench is a good alternative to using an inversion table.

It is also clear from the buyer reviews that many users who have regular and expensive chiropractor sessions no longer feel the need for them after using this very useful piece of kit. Many often state that the Stamina Inline Back Stretch Bench pays for itself in one use, since they avoid the need for a chiropractor altogether.

As is always suggested, we recommend you take a look at the buyer reviews for yourself as they provide many excellent points as to why this is a great piece of kit!