can the tensions be adjusted and does it make sound while excersing?
778538
I wasn't very happy with this, because the angle if the peddles hurt my knees, even though I've never had knee problems, so I got rid of it and can't check. My memory was that you could not adjust the tension and the it was almost completely silent. You can adjust the tension of the arm bands by shorting the elastic. I had to do this as mine came with a very long right arm and a very short left arm which made for a very lopsided feel. Other than that, it seemed sturdy and well built.
778539
No tension adjustment on my older model, I recall it was quiet. I stopped using it and made space for an elliptical a few years ago.
778540
I didn't adjust the tensions, I like it the way it was set by the seller/manufacturer. And I am not even sure how todo it. About the sound - it was very quiet the first 3-4 days, and after that it started making squeaky noise. I called the sellerthey said they would be glad to exchange it but I decided to put some machine oil to see if it goes away (I figured it would be easier than returning it).I haven't done it yet, I need to buy that oil first. Otherwise, I like the machine.
567951
Yes, you can tailor your workout manually. Just adjust the resistance as you need it.
996239
Yes, you can adjust the two bars where you like them. I like to use for it Classical Stretch.
830309
Nope. My GF, uses it with the correct exerciaes and it got firmer and toned in.
2113745
I was able to decrease the tension by following the instructions provided by iBOLT in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuDzjABXU_w (the link can also be found in iBOLT's Customer Support page) Hope that helps!
1159019
I thought the same however after you give it a try, it becomes easier although I haven't increased the tension yet since I don't want to strain myself. I've wondered if anyone HAS increased it, because it is much more difficult with small increases.
2088103
Yes, you do have to apply some pressure though not a lot. You could probably do it with the opposite arm. Hope this helps.
1756461
There is adjustable tension that applies equally to both upper and lower body. You cannot adjust them independently, but I believe that is true of this type of equipment generally.
879127
On the lowest setting, no. You basically push your hips forward while squeezing your buttocks. This contraption is amazing! only thing i have found to actually help me. Good luck
224535
I have not tried to use it during a workout. Based on the pressure that it exerts on my head, it probably is ok for rowing or a stationary bike, but anything requiring much head movement might be trouble.
986897
Yes, you can. Adjust the volume not to be too strong for that area and remain still and relaxed in the neck because it's a small surface and if you move you could get uncomfortable tickling.
1661290
yes you can adjust the tension and I use this product when I get sweaty and have to work and need my glasses to stay tight
770970
we don't think it would interrupt it. he runs while watching tv and we don't have to adjust the volume at all. is it comfy while not in use depends on the person I suppose. the 'rollers' stick up a bit but I think there is plenty of room to maneuver around them if you don't like the feel. and yes, the heat mode is the last setting on the massager. one push starts the massaging, the next push turns on the heat and the final push turns off the equipment. hope this helps you make your decision :)
1019378
There's a dial in which you can adjust the tension of the tread belt. Does this help?
1687827
hmmm no, probably you know this already but you can adjust the height, try making it lower or higher , or reducing the tension , might help, but I use it all the time , no problem so far
2144143
Yes, this collar have a vibration mode in a fixed level, can't be adjustable
2198130
I cannot tell, being I have not increased the tension. I had back surgery. I use it to strengthen my legs and it does it. I imagine it would if you increase the tension and used your arms instead of the legs to pedal it.