I'm 6 feet 1 inch Will I have to bend over to use when walking?
750533
I can't answer your question directly, but I just checked my wife's and the handlebars don't appear adjustable to increase the height. She's only 5'3'' now. But she's had hers for several months now. I can tell you the strorage/transfer bag is not in a convenient place to use, and the unit is difficult to maneuver if you carry an item in one hand, and steer with the other. Hope this helps your decision.
27266
I am only 5'1 and the other girls in our office are about the same. You will be just fine... plenty of bend in my knee. I know what you mean about legs touching the floor when your short.
2253154
Yes, you may wear it comfortably under your clothes with very little discomfort while walking or sitting on a chair. However, It does put in some limitations when you bend all the way down which is kind of normal with any type of solid back brace.
1876725
Mine is bendable enough, but it is 7 1/8 X 10 3/8. So I think a 6 inch tube is too small.
224343
I'M 6'1 Myself . I don't think you be having a problem. Unless you grow a big belly.
2049663
No. It's too uncomfortable for bending...you definitely won't like the stiff feeling.
1669673
Our tent is approximately 6 1/2 to 7 ft at the center. I am 5'9" and do not have to bend to go underneath the tent edge.
1545835
I am 6'1'' and it is a little too short for me. I don't have to bend over much. This will probably work for you. It has a good spring.
1518870
I think so, I'm 6'0" and don't have any problems with it. Love it actually, just make sure you weigh it down because it slides a lot if you don't.
760454
I'm 6'1" and there fine for me, but as an earlier responder noted, it depends on the length of your arms.
570348
Yes, if that is what you want it to do. I actually bought it to keep it from bending up, so I rotated the splint to the bottom to keep it down. You could do the same, and rotate it to the top of your foot, to keep it from bending down. If you leave it to the side of your foot as intended, you will have a little loss of up/down bending motion, but it won't be totally immobilized.
2136898
Unless over 6'6" I don't see a problem. I am 5'6" and it is too high for some projects but then I do not have to bend over so it is a winner either way.
2074062
The walker is adjustable and will not be too small. My mother was 5 feet 6 inches and it worked well for her. This walker is also lightweight and very easy to maneuver.
799636
I am 5'9 1/2" . I have the adjustable legs uo to two notches below the maximum. My husband who is 6"4" would use this unit at the maximum height. However, he tends to bend forward . I think 6'2" would be the max for someone who stands more upright.
463189
I'm 6'2" and I can push it easily as long as nothing is hanging from the back like a diaper bag. My wife is 5'9" and she doesn't have problems either. There are no cross bars on the lower part of the back of this stroller so nothing to kick while you walk.
190515
the walker will support his weight if he is using it for balancing while walking, but the handles may not rise high enough to be comfortable. I am 5'6' and have the handles raised up to the 4th highest. Might be advisable to check with the manufacturer about the height of the handles.
2210881
yes,you'd be able to walk its just awkward and I've found it slighty strains my knee.I wasnt overly pleased with this purchase.It actually was too soft,I think,and I had to purchase a hard splint.Also,the velcro was becoming loose after just a short time of use!