Would this be good for leg elevation at work if put on a high object?
1699395
Well, it is memory foam. I'm not real sure how it could be used in a work environment, but it is worth a try! It is very nice and molds to your need.
1699396
I'm not sure if put on a high object it may be too much of an incline for your leg. I find it better suited for under the knees or between the legs while sleeping on your side.
1699397
Not sure about being useful while at work. I use it underneath my legs, just below knees, to relief pressure while lying my back. I also use it underneath low legs if I am lying on my stomach, this also reliefs back pressure.
1990623
Yes! I use mine at my desk at work and I constantly move my legs and get up and down. Just make sure you use the wheel locks
150026
I would say no. It's best for wrapping around both ankles, and doing side, front, or back leg raises. This also strengthen hip muscles.
2270012
Well that depends on whether you are trying to work the abdominal area or something else. The peice of equipment works for the lower mid and obliqe portion of the ab area. It dosent work like gravity boots its designed for arms not feet and legs.
1884236
Chris, I don't see any issue with it fitting into a Ankle or higher boot. I think it would work fine for that. I didn't even consider that until you asked. Great idea.
1312349
Depends on how you set the legs....but the mounting plate can be as high as 60"....with the legs still being stable. If an instrument is then set on the mounting plate, the eye-piece elevation will vary (depending on the equipment)....but could be ± 68" above the ground.
1474125
I would assume so, the legs spread out almost to a 90 degree angle so you can get pretty low. Also the neck of the tripod flips to a 90 degree angle so it would be great for doing copy work as well. I hope this helps.
1543159
I'm sure it can be used for a raised position as well as a dropped position but you might find information about this on the Reese website.
83206
I really don't think it would be a good idea to try to get up from a fallen position using this. It's not very sturdy, in fact its kind of cheaply made and I don't think it would be much help in getting up after having fallen. It does OK for what it's designed for but that's about it.
2138438
I do believe it can. It comes with additional platforms in case you need it to be higher. and it's very supportive for my workouts, so i definitely believe this could be useful for your purpose. Hope this helps!
808677
This can definitely be used by people of varying heights. It is totally adjustable up and down and easy to do. Great stress reliever!
51904
I don't see why not -- the top and bottom bars are adjustable -- you only put one leg up at a time. You never really put all your weight on the bar, and if you put it together correctly, it's actually pretty sturdy! I use it to do the bar method DVD's and you never really do more than lightly hold on for balance, so again I don't see why not.
53033
You can use it, but you will have to use the 'assist' to tilt your body at more of an angle. So you would be keeping your legs straight and body straight but your body will be at more of a 45° angle. The only problem I see with this is that you are not working the same muscles. I guess you could put it on your ankle, make it really tight and keep your knees bent during the pull up. You would use your leg muscles a bit to properly benefit from the assist. As I have never tried this I do not know how it would work.Hope this helps.
175398
I would think so. There is a rise in the middle between legs. We love this chair, convienent and out of the way.
2198458
I don't think it would work as is... It currently has two height adjustments but both are a little tall for someone 5'3". If you are handy with a drill and a tape measure, you could easily mount the squat hooks lower on the upright. The squat hooks are mounted with a heavy duty pin that goes through the hook and upright. Very simple fix...
1472396
It's not tall enough for a 30% elevation. Nice item overall, but for that much elevation, maybe two of them would work.
927584
Yes it would help with stability on relatively level or sloping ground and on level/sloping ground it is extremely helpful. I have not noticed any significant shock absorption. The adjustable height feature is very helpful and works well. I have a bad knee and planned to use it for hiking on uneven/rough terrain. The footpad has proved to be too small to provide me adequate weight support when using it for hiking in rough terrain. It doesn't firmly balance on the tip when its not on a somewhat level surface. I must make sure to be careful where the foot pad is placed before putting my full weight on it. Having 2 of them would improve stability but I need one hand free for grasping and weight bearing. Yes it would help with stability on relatively level or sloping ground and on level/sloping ground it is extremely helpful. I have not noticed any significant shock absorption. The adjustable height feature is very helpful and works well. I have a bad knee and planned to use it for hiking on uneven/rough terrain. The footpad has proved to be too small to provide me adequate weight support when using it for hiking in rough terrain. It doesn't firmly balance on the tip when its not on a somewhat level surface. I must make sure to be careful where the foot pad is placed before putting my full... » Read More Yes it would help with stability on relatively level or sloping ground and on level/sloping ground it is extremely helpful. I have not noticed any significant shock absorption. The adjustable height feature is very helpful and works well. I have a bad knee and planned to use it for hiking on uneven/rough terrain. The footpad has proved to be too small to provide me adequate weight support when using it for hiking in rough terrain. It doesn't firmly balance on the tip when its not on a somewhat level surface. I must make sure to be careful where the foot pad is placed before putting my full weight on it. Having 2 of them would improve stability but I need one hand free for grasping and weight bearing. « Show Less