What is the stride length?
640156
Stride length is short, more like a fast walk than a run. But it is really small and hides in the corner facing the TV.
640157
I can't say the exact stride the goth, but it not like the trainers that you would find in a gym. It is much smaller
673507
Hey Elizabeth. Stride length wont be an issue. I am 6'1" and have no problem at all with stride length. Its the best elliptical for the money. I love mine. I am 221 and bodybuild and have my own home gym and use it twice a week and very solid club feel. I think you will be very pleased. Hope this response helps. If you get it let me know what you think..
662462
The stride length of the AXOS CROSS P is 15" while the footplates travel 18" along their elliptical paths.
1647657
I am 5'7" and have a shorter stride. It took me a bit to get used to the stride of the machine but I don't feel like its an issue now. Because his stride is so long you might try to find a machine with a similar stride in a store for him to test before you make a purchase. This is the only elliptical I have ever used for an extended amount of time so it is all I know. My brother ,who is about my height, seemed to think the stride was strange the first time he was on it but after a little while he adjusted, he has tested many ellipticals.
101092
The foot I use for walking the track and other firm surfaces measures 2" around thecurved foot part. They are excellent in my book. Hope that helps.
1735199
Not sure about the actual length, but it's long enough to comfortably move around with. You shouldn't have any problems.
620084
The width is usually two to there inches and the length is several feet. For a lower extremity I use enough to go from the top of the foot, up to the knee.
1312018
Pretty much the same as you do walking, jogging, or running. The stride is determined by how far you step forward (or in reverse), or no stride if you choose. It takes some getting used to but I really like to change-up. I use this unit every day and have for the past 2-years.
285071
Although I am much shorter, my husband is 5'9" and has no problems with the stride- that is, when I can get him to use the thing. My D-I-L is about your height and leg length and uses it without complaint.
1432756
Just ordered this, and it is up and running at our house! The feet are about 3-4 inches. Sorry, not going to get out the tape measure! :)
11899
Hello Sandra- I would say about 8" maybe a little less- It is quite easy to step up onto the first step and most important you feel safe doing it- I would say -- BUY IT! YOU WILL LOVE IT!
544392
From clip on top to bottom step is approx. 4-5 feet. Works well for climbing into our Zodiac.
2241375
Yes, you can most certainly set your own stride length. I hope you didn't throw away the instructions. (I'd have to go to my stash of those things to help you out.) Once you measure the length you are instructed to walk, use your own stride length and set the pedometer for the number of steps. If I remember correctly you can set miles or at least convert your steps to miles using the formula provided.
1793149
Yes, stride should be comfortable for a 5'4" person. My wife is 5'5" and she uses it on a regular basis.
40517
No idea. My wife is 5'10 and 5'11. Neither of US has had a problem with the stride. It is not adjustable or anything, but I have never felt the strike was unduly short for me (I had been concerned about it when I read the reviews). The shoe size isn't going to be a problem, I can say that much.
759464
Not sure..I stepped up to 40 mins so far. There is a auto timer that you push when you start and it measures your steps and how long you've stepped.
1843779
Yes, but you can only see it in the website, it's called "Stride" there. I checked in my watch and it doesn't list that information there.