does it work with a tread climber?
1610049
It might, but all depends on the dimensions of the board, it should be large enough. It didn't work for my Nordic track treadmill 900C
1610050
I wish I could answer this for you. It works great with my cheap treadmill from Wal-Mart, laptop and Ipad Air. It is easy to mount with long straps so my guess is that it would but I cannot say for sure.
1610051
Yeah, it would. This product really is easy to attach to any exercise unit. Be warned though, the small vibrations the machine makes get transfered to your laptop. I destroyed my computers hard drive just using this for 3 45 minute sessions of walking @2.5 mph (not fast at all). I actually wouldn't recommend it unless your laptop has a solid state drive.
216329
Yes, the pot lifter works well for anything that's not top-heavy. Concrete step stones are not. When two people are lifting & transporting dense, compact objects whose center of gravity is below waist level--it works well. The only flaw we detected involved tall potted cactus that had a higher center of gravity. Without significantly longer handles tall loads get difficult to manage--because they tip (forward & back, side to side).
945096
This is a clamp-on mechanism that only clamps to a horizontal surface. So it would work if the treadmill has a good surface that is about 2-1/2" wide. Due to the vibration of the treadmill, I would suggest putting a rubber pad under it, like maybe a piece of mouse pad, to dampen vibration and keep it from shaking loose.
1542000
Don't know. I found the screw to be to short and wrong tread. It is not very heavy duty. Nevertheless you buy it and try it...it might or might not work.
1036821
This will work with any extension ladder with standard [12"] spacing and treads
2194353
It worked with my units. I had the base unit and I ordered this unit for up stairs and it works fine.
1229267
No, it will not work with the Telescoping Type IA Multi-Position Ladder. it will only work with a standard Extension ladder.
2273168
AS already mentioned, if the rung spacing is typical of a standard extension ladder it will work fine. I looked at the MT22 but couldn't find the rung spacing mentioned anywhere.
1657014
I don't think it does. Mine is a 5-6 inch incline all the time. The treadles on mine don't go up and down more than an inch so it's always at an incline. If I "loosen" them up, they kinda go down with a thud every step which is very annoying, hence keeping them on the tightest setting. I have to say, it's the easiest aerobic workout that really works. You don't have to walk fast, just a steady pace...what ever you are comfortable with. If walking up a wheelchair ramp hurts your back, (the treadclimber is about the same incline) then this is not the machine for you.
1444230
I believe it will. I have a Weslo Cadence, but I'm not sure of the model. I believe it will work on just about any treadmill that takes a round key.
1720056
Yes it should work since it is adjustable it shouldn't be to difficult to use on stairs.
1020752
It works well on my Werner ladder but it's not an articulating one. Do you mean an extending ladder ? If so it should work. Measure the distance between the treads on your ladder and then the distance between the fittings on the stabiliser. If they are the same or close then it will work OK>
1712281
I am 5' 2" (o.k. 5'1 3/4") ... have a Sole F85 Treadmill (checked 1st w/ TrekDesk to confirm it would work with that) .. have a mat under the treadmill .. using the Treadmill/ TrekDesk for approx. 1 month now... TrekDesk on lowest height... no probs. 5"0" should work just fine!
1006676
Yes, it will work with your treadmill. The only thing I would advise is that if you have a tall treadmill, get the taller version of the iPad Stand. I'm not sure if you saw that version on Amazon. The stand works great and the customer service is top notch!
323133
Hello, Thank you for the question.Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no.Thank youWorldGoodsCorp
1020751
Hi, David:I actually have no idea. I would imagine that it would but I have never had an articulating ladder in my hands or within 5 miles of me (that I know of). You could get one of these and try it and, if not, have a great stabilizer for other extension ladders.
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To be honest i cant remember as I bought it a lIttle while ago, but the air climber is OK, but doesnt provide as much resistance as I would have liked. You have to go very fast to try and break a sweat! My old Argos one which was discontinued was much better as a workout but unfortunately broke after a few years of hammer! I haven't found one which is that good since!