Could this be used with equal success by people of varying height (such as 4'11" and 6'2'') ? Thank you in advance for answering!!
808677
This can definitely be used by people of varying heights. It is totally adjustable up and down and easy to do. Great stress reliever!
1647659
He's gonna need somwmething more sturdy. I'm only 4' 11 its perfect for me. Yes it would be a frustration. Its more for shorter people. You would be better getting something else
1780033
That's funny that you ask because that's exactly what I used it for. Your height should not be a factor you should be fine! Goodluck
1044320
I'm 5'5" and I have to reach on my tippy toes. I would imagine that if an individual was shorter than me then they will have issues. Of course you can resolve this as long as you have some sort of step stool that is bath friendly. It's still a great investment.
592392
I would think it would work just fine. Might have to bend over a little further than most "vertically impaired" people though!
2230307
Yes, I think it would be fine. A shorter person would have the exact same exercise experience & strength building. A short person just wouldn't go as far on the sliding bar is all. The body workout would still be identical.
507818
No, wouldn't work. We bought adjustable stools of the same brand and they are perfect for short and tall users. Love them!
925814
I would say "Yes" it would work for someone 6 feet tall. It is certainly a boon for me and my husband.
654299
I'm 5'6". And it works well for me. The top part you can't adjust. The bottom part you can adjust for the length of your legs. However, that may make the top half heavier then the bottom (the balancing problem). If this is what is happening, and you are falling backwards, it is good, because that is where you will end up and want to. It is bad because it is hard to come back to upright when you are done. You may need to attach some weight to the place you stick your feet in. Maybe use leg weights (the ones with the Velcro straps). This should help. Please let me know if this works. Oh.. and make sure you try this with someone there to help! Good luck Darlene. Martin
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The weight won't be a problem. But the height might be if you want an easy tip back and tip up based on an optimum balance of the weight. There is a height adjustment that allows the unit to easily tip back and up when the arms are raised or lowered. If the height exceeds the maximum setting then a tall person can still use it. But they will have to force the unit back and then pull themselves up, which isn't easy once you've been upside down for a while. They will have to be in really good physical condition to do it too, meaning strong.
66137
Yes, it will definitely work. It is actually adjustable for different heights.
250961
No... it will work great. My girlfriend uses it and she's only 5'1"... she loves it.
184945
This would be good, as long as the height difference is only an inch or so. Much more than that you tend to glide back to the lower side.
1208865
Hi in answer to your question. I think it will be just fine. We bought one for my daughter who is only 4'11' and she has absolutely no trouble at all. Hope this helps.
677980
When I bought mine the specs didn't say, and they sent the smallest (5') which work out for me because I'm short, but it didn't work out for my brother who is taller than me. In your case I would say that a bigger one (maybe 8' or bigger) would work better.
1311178
This model would not meet your height. I had my 6' 7" son test it out and it simply is just not tall enough. It is a great device, and I hope you can find a comparable unit.
632158
Getting back up from even an upside down position is all about your arm placement & balance. Bear in mind, my husband uses the Teeter religiously & has no problem because he is 5'10" & weighs 175 lbs. I don't know how it would respond with someone with a different body physique. It came with a video & I would highly recommend watching it.