does it incline at flat,30,45,65, 80 degrees? Ineed 30 and 80/85 for sure thanx!!
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Mine does flat, 10, 25, 45, 65, and 82. Measured with a level and protractor. 82 not 85. Don't know why.
1295873
No. It will drive ok on flat parts of your yard but will not have enough traction for any kind of incline. This was stil the case after I added rubber traction bands to the back wheels.
1162592
I researched this question. I don't recall with 100% percent certainty the answer. - I've used the wedge for over a year, and it has held up very well. - I want to say it is a 30 degree incline.
257868
Dear simon, The incline is only at around 30 degrees. It's like walking or running up a gradual hill.
1349866
It does not have different incline levels. It has different levels of difficulty to vary the workout
2250186
That's difficult to say. I think probably "yes." Sometimes I pull it forward and then recline back so that it "mooshes down" and gives me more of a 45 degree angle than an 85 degree (almost upright) angle. So if you don't want it to "moosh down," you might look for a firmer product.
2281021
I don't think you can get it flat like a treadmill - there are manual dials on both sides that you adjust to a min up to a max incline (like shocks on a car). I have mine at min right now and there is still an incline that I would guess is similar to walking up stairs....
257869
it has 15 incline levels; that is the max I've used. Really like this machine.
1643421
The tip looks just how it appears in the Amazon photo. It is not 180 degrees (straight), nor is it 90 degrees. I would say it curves about 30-45 degrees.
2191943
Yes it does.... It doesn't go exactly flat tho it has a slight decline or incline I just use it on the slight decline
1346657
It doesn't come close to being flat.Range is about 105 degrees to 125 degrees (Not measured, just eyeballing it)
95486
No, it does not. It on a very very very small incline (looks flat though, hence, the 'very').
62776
It might be.... I'm 5'10" and it felt a little high at first. My wife has used it though and hasn't complained but she might just not know the difference. I love it though and have no regrets. If u incline it in the first position it still feels flat, I wouldn't even call it an incline position but it makes a big difference for the legs reach.
245965
It works very well. We have had it for several years and use it regularly. My wife and I both use the incline.
870497
Yes.It can go from 0 to about 35/40 you can adjust the angle up or down too from 0-35 degrees
1054002
Indeed it does, tilt range is probably 25, 30 degrees. Mostly upwards towards the ceiling, not much down, and no side to side adjustment
2117511
Without sitting in front of the yoke to measure the actual turn angle, I would say it's pretty close to a full 90 degrees. I just haven't really paid that much attention to it....