I am concerned about the wobble comments. I do need support and stand 5'1". I use daily for life. Anyone? should I?
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The walker I purchased has been used for many months by a 5'-2" woman with no wobble problem. I also made a "wobble" comment, warning that an unusually tall and heavy person could have stability issues.
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I bought one about 6 months ago and have not had a problem with wobbling. I am 6'2", about 185lbs and it handles my weight just fine. I have 2 other walkers of different brands and this one is as stable as the others. I bought it because it collapses which makes it nice for traveling. I am in a wheelchair most of the time so when I do get up, I need something strong and stable to support me. This does the job for me. Hope this helps.
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My husband uses this for travel and while it is not as sturdy as his Invacare one it is perfectly fine for around the house and even shopping. He weights 300 lbs and is 6 ft tall. It really is designed for travel as it can be folded into a suitcase. If this is going to be your main walker, I would suggest a heavier duty one. You should look into the rollators - wheels on all four wheels. Much easier to use full time - my husband has 2! And they have a seat - this doesn't! That is the objection my husband has when we travel!
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what is that ?Do u need the handlebars higher. I am 5'11" and It is ok I feel a little bent over, and my arms are tired ,so I may be leaning too far forward, but it works out the arms.
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I want to ensure the "BOTTOM SUPPORT" of this seat is going to be comfortable for EVERYDAY USE, along w the "BACK Support". My child just turned 2 years old 4 days ago. He is custom & VERY use to His "Chairries/by JonTi-CrafT" but enough eating in living room!! Does anyone feel this Transition of not only The Cairrries but his own personal"Security, Stability, Safty" WILL BE MET BY THIS PRODUCT?
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No, it should not wobble, unless the floor is uneven. I have used it and it is just like a professional workout bench
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I was worried about that too. I am very happy to say yes. I'm 5'2', 117 lbs. I have no problem at all. I hope this helps. Good luck.
1390654
My wife and I both have. height and a stable platform are important considerations. In some cases it would be wise to consult a medical expert before beginning exercise programs of any type.
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I have been on it and weigh more than 200 lbs. no issues. I will say that if it has been assembled and used for a while the screws will need tightening, which may be why another reviewer had issues with wobble.
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No, I've had mine since November 2014 and they're great. I don't know why the other reviewer's chairs wobble on anything, that's not the kind of chairs I have? Our chairs are solid and don't wobble. They've have endured holiday parties and Sunday football get togethers in the last few months. I'm very pleased with them. So far so good!
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Well, the base has four fairly large stabilizer bars that I think hold it really very well, the only thing that wobbles is the actual form on the pole kind of wiggles. I think if your wings are super super heavy you could always drop a couple sand bags on the legs but chances are I think you'd be fine. Good luck.
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Wow , I should have such problems!!! Ha! I am 5'3" so I am probably not the right person to give you advice, however, I believe the board is 6'? So with that in mind it should be okay for you? I love the board because I'm in an apartment that is carpeted, trying to be stable on carpet was a challenge, this board makes working out doable, plus it's easy to store. I hope someone w/more height gives you answers that I can't . Until then I hope this is some help. Namaste
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If you have the tech know how, probably. It comes with the screw in feet that help prevent floor damage, but for some reason ours has no developed a wobble. Idk why and we can't seem to adjust the feet to correct it. I'm still working on it tho. It may just be our floors are weird in the space it moved to a couple months ago.
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It is sturdy. I weigh 130 & have stood on it with no wobble. Will it support someone who weighs 400 lbs? No idea, but certainly it is fine for someone weighing 100-200 lbs.
1987323
This rig may ride a tad high on you but by preferred standards. (navel height at worst) Don't get discouraged and take advantage of the refund policy if you aren't fully satisfied. I am confident stating that "fits most" still falls within your height/weight
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It depends on how actively you exercise and how good is your balance. I bought the bars for another model and as yet have not installed them. But If I took it outside and really grabbed some air, may go ahead and install. Otherwise using in a corner or near some furniture is helpful if you need to stabilize. You can always order later if unsure.
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It may be too unstable if it is too long/wide. They have a 90-degree angle version that may be better for you... look for it on Amazon or the manufacturer's website heightadjustableworktable dot com.
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I have my 12 in Miter Saw on the stand and find it remarkably stable. No wobble, stands with no side to side motion (or otherwise) at all. If persists when weight is added, would definitely return, Amazon's policy is one of the best and they want you to be satisfied.
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Not that great for me. It keeps falling down once in a while. I am 5'3" and 120lbs. So I am actually not too small. I still use it, though.