can you use this with just one arm
1726754
In response to the other answers I have to say that I used the pulley when I suffered a frozen shoulder and had no difficulty using it at all. You have to fit it snugly over the top of the door, and I shortened the length on the ropes and it worked great for me. Good luck.
1726755
No. This is a very simple devise you are just getting pulling motion. My sister had a stroke a few year back I gave it to her. She said you need a solid door to hang on. I knew someone else that has one where I saw it to purchase they screwed it on the door. Only way you could use with one arm would be put a weight on the other side. Hope this helped.
1726756
No. I had trouble using it with two arms. Although I have a solid door and put it on, it slipped off and the whole thing came down and hit me in the head. I threw it in the garbage.
1726757
Do you mean by a person with one arm or that you only need to exercise one side? A person with one arm would not be able to use this pulley set as it is designed to have the opposing arm as a counter balance.
1390655
You can use for your arms and legs. But I found its function inadequate. I returned it.
512179
I used the arm but it looks as though you can use it without the arm as well.
2076787
With a little practice you can do it with one hand. Does not have a quick close.
2281966
Yes you only need one hand. All you do is place it on top of the can and push the button. The opener will do the rest.
23224
Yes it can, the arm is wide enough. I use it on the air but there is definitely enough space for the 1
317835
No, you do not need to use two if you are using both hands. Using 1 will ground your entire body, eliminating any static. At that point, you could use both hands and both feet if you wanted!
687554
I only have one per arm, you might be put two on a single pole, but they are made for one.
1925713
Sorry to hear about your arm. I would not say it works one handed without some modification. The other hand is used to apply pressure which holds the cable to the rubber wheel while retracting it. It may be fairly simple to rig it up to work fine with a bungy cord or similar. I'm not handy in the least and think I could make that work. So if you have some creativity, you could do it. Hope this helps.
2120158
You probably can not use only one hand because its weight is too light for most things you would cut. It would probably move around too much causing a little frustration. With that being said, it is durable and easy to use with two hands because it is solidly built. The blades are very sharp and durable and it is pretty easy to control. I hope this answered your question. :)
352341
I believe so. It broke after only a few months but I think it just requires the one hand.
2129456
You could clip it on with one hand, but won't be as easy as doing it with both hands. Clip it off with one hand is very easy, I do it all the time.
1631406
Absolutely! The lower and upper arms are independant of each other so you can leave a set off, I actually only have 1 set of arms on right now myself!
192687
It would be impossible to use it on arms since you need to hold it with both wants. You could use it on your legs but it might take a long time. I have only it on my face.
1329180
You could. Depending how heavy the monitor is the base is weighted enough to hold just. But unless you are planning to get one later, I'd opt for getting a stand that supports only one monitor. You can't remove one of the arms.
990470
You need both hands to work this gadget. If you had someone else maneuvering it then yes. But it would be very difficult to do your own armpit hair without someone helping.
538018
yes, you can use one-handed, as long as you wear ear plugs and pick up with the other hand what you attempted to vacuum up.