The FeetUp Trainer has a maximum weight capacity of 2000 lbs / 900 kg.

We’ve put a lot of work into creating a powerful tool for making inversions more accessible for most practitioners. Here's a great example on how durable the frame is:

When it comes to safety, body awareness is as important as strength.

Because the FeetUp Trainer can support a maximum load much heavier than any human, how much someone weighs is not as important as the direction and speed their weight moves. 

The frame has been specifically designed to maintain stability in three directions: Forward, Back (mounting / dismounting) and Downward (vertically stacked).

It is virtually impossible to tip the FeetUp Trainer over when used correctly.

Want to maximize safety? Use your Trainer on flat surface and against a wall for optimal support. Similar to riding a bike, it doesn’t take much effort to tilt the Trainer from side to side (laterally). For many, having your FeetUp against the wall is a great set of "training wheels" to help build confidence while exploring body awareness.

Lateral instability is great feedback for understanding vertical alignment and balanced weight distribution.

When starting out, remember to keep hips over shoulders and gently hug legs/knees together until you feel confident to begin expanding outward. Thankfully, there are plenty of variations to help practitioners of all heights and proportions slowly work towards finding their way! Go slow, take frequent rests, and don’t forget: inversions are just one of the many ways a FeetUp Trainer can support your healthy movement practice.