I am 4"10, will I be able to use it?
1143919
Yea totally, I would think so for sure... I would make sure u can returne it before u purchase it tho just incase .. Good luck
1143920
Yes I agree with nancy you may need a pillow behind your head but otherwise I don't think size matters
1143921
agree that you can certainly use it at 4'10. If you feel that lying down, with your feet on the bar and your shoulders at the shoulder blocks, you do not have enough bend in your hip I would put something between your shoulders and the shoulder block, ( maybe a firm small pillow or yoga block?) so that your hips and knees are at 90 degrees to start with .
1143922
Size doesn't matter...I'm five feet tall and husband 5' 10.... Both have used it. Be sure and get the trampoline attachment if yours doesn't come with it, that is if you want to do cardio. It's worth the extra money
1358261
I'm 5'2" and I don't have a problem with it and the seat isn't even on it's lowest adjustment, so I wouldn't think you would have a problem. :)
375941
I am 64" tall and its just about perfect for my height. I think you may have some issues and would end up bending at times!
1170331
I'm only 5'1" and it works fine. I don't know if your height would make a difference or not. Sorry I couldn't really help.
2080007
No I am only 5'4 and he lowest setting for the seat is to low . So it should be able to get to a good hight for you . Love the bike .
1897616
I'm not sure, my partner is only 5'10 but he has to have the seat down all the way. You should email the people at sixthreezero and ask if it will accommodate someone that tall. They have the best customer service ever
654566
I don't think you will have a problem. I am taller than you but this bike seat is adjustable to move up and down, as well as toward and away from the handle bars. I hope this helps you...
1428689
I am about 5'0" and I just got my bike yesterday. One of my concerns was whether or not it would work for somebody my height. it does! And I am not in the closest position, so I would guess you could be about 4"9" and it would still work.It does not go up and down, just backwards and forwards, but it is low to the ground, so getting on it is easy.
2198457
I'm am 5'10" and it works perfectly for me and will only be accessible for people 5'7" and above. I tested this for you by getting my younger sister to stand at the lowest setting the bar can go. She is 5'4" and is about 3 inches to short to even having her back touch the bar. No you will not be able to use this at 5'3" unless you get an elevated platform you can stand on when attempting to access the weight in squats. Sorry about this bad news but hopefully this gives you insight on this bench.
417918
My wife is 5'4" and says she doesn't have the seat all the way forward. It would likely be fine for someone 4'11".
563508
I'm 5'5" and it works well for me, but it may be a little short for a person 5'10".
804898
I am 5'4" and find that it is the perfect height for me. For someone who is tall you would probably find it too low.
1015574
You'd definitely be able to use it. There is no low end on the height limit. I'm 6'3 and its almost at its limit, but it'll definitely be fine for shorter users. I've found the pedals are rather easy to break if you're going hard and standing, but they are replaceable.
422590
Not necessarily. I'm 5'4" and it's perfect. It's definitely long but you can move it and position it for extreme comfort.
250961
No... it will work great. My girlfriend uses it and she's only 5'1"... she loves it.
617365
I'd say you'd probably be fine if you drop the seat down all the way. I'm 5'3" and can ride it pretty comfortably with the seat up about 4 inches or so. And sadly, the handlebar isn't adjustable at all - its steel, which adds to the weight and it's proprietary, meaning you can't find another one and switch it out. I'd recommend taking a look at this review I found on YouTube - he shows the handle bar in more detail: http://youtu.be/Pab3zu4qDq0
1797125
I am 5'4 and have no problem. My 10 year old cant reach the hooks yet without a struggle.