I am 6'4", will I have a hard time using this maching in a full range of motion?
1714925
I am 6'2 and purchased this in hopes it would be as effective as a bodysmith lat pull down I previously had. It is not very effective I rarely use it for lat pull downs. Mainly use for rows and tri extensions. Hope this helps
1714926
I'm 6'2" and I have room to spare. You'll probably be at the limit but I think you'll be close to your full range.
1714927
Good Question. My Tallest clients are 6', they dont have trouble that way. If you do, arrange an extra stool or sitting device other than the machine's own so that it sets you back a little, giving it some room for movement
1118702
I'm 5'9" and have the adjustment on the lowest mark. I believe it would OK for a 6'4" person on the top most mark. Also for a person that height, it would be advisable to make sure the weight limit is enforced. I weigh 210 and don't have any problems but on the top most setting and 40 or 50 more pounds, stability could be a concern. The next up grade walker has a 300lb limit I believe. This walker was a excellent choice for me.
240943
I'm 6'2" and use it at full length. I think the angle will be about the same for you at 6'5" but your feet will be further out in front of you which will put your pelvis into more of a sitting position. I hope that helps.
2179454
Yes---It is very easy to "pick-up" the basic movements. There is a slightly shorter (less expensive) 4' version than the 5' one I purchased that might be worth looking at. Good luck!
122196
Im 6 ft 5in and it works fine with me. I do understand we are from different worlds here. BUT. i did have a friend of mine who is about 5 ft 6 crack it perfectly fine.... its more about if you are strong enough to whip it
1886698
6'4" here and its fine. If your doing any work for a long time requiring a sweeping motion, you'll have your knees bent a bit anyway (rather than the back).Finished up a 70x40 greenhouse last year and only my hand was sore from holding the trigger :)
1559609
it is not easy to move as it is awkward to pick up the handle so the support stand clears the ground. I'm 5'11" and it can be difficult. I've found that it easier to push it
2135667
It may work for you. I am 6'2" and the handles are all the way to the top. I put the handles all the way to the bottom notch and it should work for you. Maybe you can try one out someplace before you buy it. Do you know anyone that has one of these? I would try to test one out before you buy one just to be sure it's comfortable for you. (:
66135
I'm 5'4 and it works great for me. It has several height adjustments and I know I don't work from the lowest one so I would think it would work for somebody a few inches shorter.
1409674
Greetings. I am 260 & it works fine for my weight. However, I'm 6' 1" & the height with the stick fully extended is just right for me. So at 6' 6" it may be iffy.
285070
It has been fine for me. I'm 5'10". I haven't had any issues. My wife is 5'6" and she doesn't have any issues either. She uses it more than I do. When I do use it I have no troubles.
168546
I'm 6' 3" and it adjusts fine for me. My friend who is 6' 6" adjusts to his height with no problems also.
250864
I am 4'10" and it does not restrict my movement by any means. It does not fit tight around your waist, but rather sits on your hips, so it should work quite well for you.
399522
I just purchased this bike and I'm just under 5' 5" and have the seat set at MAX in order to get full range of motion, without hyperextending my knees. I can't imagine anyone taller getting full ROM.
220043
Not that I'm aware if. My husband is 6'2" and he has the same issue, although he's still able to use it without any negative effect.
910133
I'm 6'3" and I can ride pretty straight up. If you're over 200lbs, it won't go that fast on level ground. Certainly not up any inclines, without a foot push.
191815
I say yes because the boom is adjustable and the seat also slides back and forth. My friend is 6'6" and he had no trouble riding it.