Can a 72 year old women use this and physically pump it-for varmets?
1240539
Greatly depends on her arm strength. My 8 yr old son does with no problem. My 8 yr old daughter, yes twins, struggles. I don't think it would be an issue.
1240540
Pumping is not an issue, not sure how well it will take out varmets, as my 7 year old hasn't shot at any yet been working on targets for right now
926491
I used it for my 83 year old handicapped husband. Yes. On occasion it would move when he got up on it, so I had to make sure I either held it, or it was braced against something.
1399199
Yes you will. I have horrible balance and 46yrs old and I can ride this. It is a lot of fun and a great workout. I guess I should buy another so I can give this one back to my 9 yr old daughter.
1055629
Yes , you can set the time and the pressure as the patient can tolerate . I am using the pump and she find it helpfull
2120841
Not hard! I am 5'6 and 130 pounds with not much arm muscle. I use the hand pump and It takes less than five minutes. I don't think you will have issues
1058632
Yes, it's made just for that. We needed it for our 96 year old Mom. It helped tremendously getting her in & out of the tub.
6990
Lever is only to open up the leg extension, to put down you have to used your leg strength. Its definitely not for 90yr person. I hope this answers your question
180233
My Mom uses this item, she is 76 and has very sensitive skin. She says if she were to lay on she does think she would feel them.
513916
I doubt it, this pump is designed to be used with the needle that you can see in the picture. If you have the pump valve head that can be attached to the hose of this pump, then you might be able to use it.
371852
Sorry, not sure I understand how small the pump is that you want to use. If you can use your foot to work the pump, I'd say yes, but if it is battery operated, I don't think it would work.
1953447
Hardly, Anna. I'm a 66-yr-old woman who can manage the unit just fine. Although, your arm would likely get a little tired if working above your head for very long.
734241
Definitely. With my 2nd child I just bought new breast shields and connector/membrane kit, since it had been a couple years since I had used it and the plastic pieces felt a bit worn out - but the pump itself should still be perfectly fine. You can order the replacement parts on Amazon. I think it ended up costing around $35.
1499107
No, I'm a 68 yr. old female so a bit old for that use. My daughters-in-law used boppies and they worked well. I'm afraid I'm no help in that area.
1184240
Hello, yes. I use the ball with the senior population and have found they really like it. You can inflate it as much or as little as you want. We use it between the legs, and it's especially handy to them because they're able to grip the ball one-handed if needed thanks to its somewhat tacky texture. Let me know if you have any other questions! I do have to add air to them every 1-2 months. Keep the straw that is included to blow it up!
341950
I guess you can, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's probably as much air as you breathe in a whole day. Takes me 10 minutes with a pump.
243901
My mother was a heavier than that and we used it when she was living with me and they continued to use it when she went to nursing home care. I think it will be fine until he hits over 200.
1995903
She will most likely just keep it down if she uses it. I can handle it. I'm 61. One problem I have once in a while is the belt slips to the side and I have to get my husband to help me "true" it so I don't get that burned rubber smell.I still like the treadmill but if I had it to do over I would get one with padding. Look for one with a small footprint so it doesn't take up much room. That is what I liked about this one.