Do the padded arm rests slide forward/backward on the inward/outward adjustable frame for better elbow positioning?
1250093
I believe that they do. Here is the link to the manufacturer site which will answer this question. Also look at the spec PDF for good info. I LOVE this chair!!!http://www.officestar.net/index.php/products/worksmart/310-ec4300
1250094
I believe that they do. Here is the link to the manufacturer site which will answer this question. Also look at the spec PDF for good info. I LOVE this chair!!! http://www.officestar.net/index.php/products/worksmart/310-ec4300
1250095
No, only up or down, but the arm rests themselves are amply long enough so backward/forward is not a factor.
1212214
Yes, the rack I have is adjustable. You can slide them forward or backward to accommodate your load.
999457
Yes -- but up and down only; not front and back. If you don't mind changing the angle of the seat to the pedals, you can use the seat height and front/back adjustment to help you find a comfortable position with the handlebars. The bars are sturdy and have a nice coating for a good grip, but I also added some padding on mine to make them more comfortable for my elbows in time-trial position. I'm 5'10" and find the distance between seat and bars to be just fine.
1009719
Hi Fred, there are two locking devices located directly under the armrests (the black plastic loops). Adjust those either both forward or both backward (opposite of the position they are currently in), work with it... this adjustment may stabilize the chair. I hope this helps.
1423583
Yes, it does not have a fine adjustment. There are only a couple of reclining positions.
1311772
Check the website manual but I believe it's only forward. Also, the recline position is not a drastic recline, just slight.
1045705
No the arm rests are metal bars screwed into the bottom of the chair. The only adjustable part is the angle of the back of the chair
966418
No. An invalid must lean forward. It is easier because the side arms release and go down so they are not in the way.
1918946
No. Once the chair is put into "sitting" position the armrests automatically come up
294300
No, Lauren you don't feel awkward. It is all fully adjustable which is what sold me! The back rest is padded and just kinda supports the curve of your back. If it doesn't hit in the right spot you can move it up and down. It isn't to lean against though. I was surprised at how comfortable it was to sit in. Hope that helps!
1157970
No, and this is a significantly negative factor if you are accustomed to padded arms. Plus, they slope away from you at an uncomfortable arc, so it can be a problem.
340915
The arm rests do move in and out a few degrees, it's likely the chair design rather than the armpad as a restiction. These pads are leather replacements for the vinyl ones the chair comes with.
1011172
There are hand grips at the front of the arm rests .I would also recommend purchasing the foot pigs to brace your feet on. My wife and I rode 62 miles of trails at ride royal blue she said the seat was comfortable only problem was her sliding forward on steep down heel slops. we have since installed rear foot rests problem solved hope this helped.
1856863
Yes it does. There are 2 position adjustment screws that adjust side to side and backwards and forwards positions.
755730
No, at least on my seat. I added a Schwinn gel cushion to enhance comfort. Perhaps you are leaning too far forward so be sure to raise your handle bars and experiment with the seat height. I also ride with padded cycle shorts on occasion. Start with a sort of upright position and pedals only action then add the arm motion after you get your stride. I add it after 1.5 minutes. Lastly, experiment with different textured shorts or tights. Hope these help. The seat attachment on mine fits directly on the post unlike a regular bike seat with a tilt mechanism. You cannot simply buy a std bike seat to add the tilt mechanism as one reviewer opined. No, at least on my seat. I added a Schwinn gel cushion to enhance comfort. Perhaps you are leaning too far forward so be sure to raise your handle bars and experiment with the seat height. I also ride with padded cycle shorts on occasion. Start with a sort of upright position and pedals only action then add the arm motion after you get your stride. I add it after 1.5 minutes. Lastly, experiment with different textured shorts or tights. Hope these help. The seat attachment on mine fits directly on the post unlike a regular bike seat with a tilt mechanism. You cannot simply buy a std bike... » Read More No, at least on my seat. I added a Schwinn gel cushion to enhance comfort. Perhaps you are leaning too far forward so be sure to raise your handle bars and experiment with the seat height. I also ride with padded cycle shorts on occasion. Start with a sort of upright position and pedals only action then add the arm motion after you get your stride. I add it after 1.5 minutes. Lastly, experiment with different textured shorts or tights. Hope these help. The seat attachment on mine fits directly on the post unlike a regular bike seat with a tilt mechanism. You cannot simply buy a std bike seat to add the tilt mechanism as one reviewer opined. « Show Less
1543937
There is no adjustment at the rear for the buttstock but there is a great deal of adjustment in front where the forearm rests. The height of the recoil pad depends on how far forward the rifle is placed in the rest.
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nope not very at first. I've learned to live with it. the arm rests slopes down so your arm tends to slide off. not very comfy.