Are the straps long enough to do pushups more near horizontal? The #4 position looks a bit short.
1587051
Position 4 will hold and you will be about 3-4 inches off the ground (on my door)
87594
I think it's a bit higher. It is definitely higher then a bra strap would be across your back.
578541
It's OK for front squats, but in my mind it's still too short. If it was a couple inches longer it would be much better. But your concern is well founded. It does touch the neck but not in a chocking manner. Does that help? Ken O
1505612
I think it should be alright. The straps are generous. Sorry this took so long.
1004944
Yes, you should have no problem with this. The different adjustments on the strap should take care of this.Thank you!
265694
No, the straps are not long enough. You would have to find longer straps or add straps to the existing ones.
559650
It all depends on where to mount the bracket on the stand. If you mount it closer to the edges of the stand, then you should be fine with the length of the straps. If you decided that the middle of the stand is where you want to mount the brackets (furthest from the wall), then you would need longer straps.
1071053
I don't think that would work. Per the video, your foot will be on the ground when you first step in for safety. My pullup bar isn't very high either so I lean my feet forward some to create more room. I know sometimes I lose the full extension too.
113834
Eh, yes but with limited motion. You likely could not do wide-arm push ups. This may be difficult to explain but I'll try. In the picture you can see two black bars per dumbell; what you can't see is the third one that is essentially in the very center of each dumbell. The two you can see are padded and meant to hold the device together--the padding is to protect your wrists/arms as they bump into the bars often. The center bar is made to be gripped and is at the center of gravity so that you can lift the dumbells without them twisting in your hand. So, with you hands about three inches down into the dumbells the angle would be difficult for wide-arm push ups and depending on which way your arms flare out during close-arm push ups those could be uncomfortable too.
996345
Probably, but, too many straps to adjust. Would look for a more fitting style or flap style like the G.I. type.
816826
I'm 6-3 and there is still some adjustment strap left to increase it if needed. Depending on how well you can do pull-ups, the longer the adjustment the less support it gives you so if you're just starting out you'll keep it shorter and therefore your height isn't an issue.
556928
Maybe spacing out the Velcro straps would help. Wrap them as tight as possible and tuck the straps under one another as tight as possible
113836
Out of curiosity I just tried to do a few "burpee pushup thingys" with these and it is definitely doable. Plenty stable enough. Wrist movement in the blocks is tight, but not terribly bad. The grip is a bit more uncomfortable in this position, probably want to wear gloves.
1278845
I haven't use them for that but I think you should be able to keep them in place if you use the red thumb straps. I use them for lifting exclusively.
571702
I am 6'4" and it is a little short for me, sometimes when I bend down, things fall out of the lower pouches. The straps are adjustable, so I am pretty sure it would work well for you.
666906
You can definitely still do pushups with the wraps on. The wraps just give extra support, they really don't impact your range of motion at all.
327089
Mine are a little shorter than I usually like. They stop right at the knees and I would like them to go just a little past. But since they are really meant to be tactical it makes sense that they would allow for better running and such. I think the length is proportional to the waist number.