Is there an incline option and, if so, is it easy to set?
1641151
I see that other people have already answered this question, but I would just echo the responder who noted the resistance is effectively the same as incline. Either method will in the end make your muscles work harder. The equipment literature notes that there are 17 resistance settings. These are much easier to adjust than resetting the machine incline. You can also choose or create programs that vary the resistance and intensity as you might expect going up hills during a run. I suggest that you do search on the mfg. website for the manual for further details.
1641152
It has stabilizing feet that can be adjusted, but not very high. It does not to my knowledge have any other way to increase or decrease inclination.
1641153
There is no incline option per se on this or any elliptical I have used but you CAN adjust the effort level. The "drag" is increased magnetically so the motion stays smooth. I think you would be happy with this.
2044313
There are direct up and down arrows for both speed and incline. Unlike cheaper treadmills they respond instantly on the display and are fast to change. Treadmill responds intentionally more slowly to protect motor and electronics for long life. It's a nice interface.
975104
Yes, the incline is manual. Not sure of the percentage but it isn't too high. It has 3 different levels you can't incline it to but they are not steep at all.
1782987
I glanced through the manual and saw no items related to "incline" so my answer would be no. It's a terrific machine without it though!
1730334
Mine works just fine. I use a built in 20 minute program that varies the incline and speed and find it quite satisfactory.
2144981
Yes. I highly recommend that feature! You can vary the incline and resistance without breaking stride or interrupting your workout.
1705805
Yes. It has multiple positions in the incline position as well plus a decline position
620200
About 1 1/2 inches. Not a problem, because the bottom part has secure metal clamps for attachments. You have to screw in the top part to whatever incline you have. You should'nt have a problem with this.is
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.
468235
yes, very easy......just push the button on both the sides and, you can adjust it to any height.
1730331
Yes, it is. The uphill slope angle allows for a great workout. So far, no problems with the machine. Although (as with all treadmills) they do take a while to put together, and remember to install it in the room you plan on using it.
1349866
It does not have different incline levels. It has different levels of difficulty to vary the workout
2013939
Yes to both. The incline will have more angles available, with only one decline setting. The adjustable bar that controls the angle of the back cushion will not sit in the slot as it's made to do, but there will still be support on either side. I'll add a couple of pictures for you under the product images.
730052
I doubt it will slip out of your hands. I have not tried placing it on an incline. I personally like how it is, however that's up to the consumer.
1119763
Yes the there is 3 incline the crome piece has 3 holes bottom for beginer top for more hope this helps
336970
You can adjust it at any time, in manual or program mode. It has up/down arrows that let you add/decrease tension. Sometimes I just use manual option for my entire work out, adjusting it as I bike. Hope that helps
1426819
It's an actual incline via motor. The highest incline level on the Sole is not as aggressive as the Precor's I see/use at the gym however.