How high does this treadmill incline? Does it also decline?
875318
It has a incline of 10 which is great. It doesn't decline. It's a quality treadmill. I would highly recommend it. Remember the 995C not just the 995
875319
Level 0 equals level and level 15 raises it about 6 inches. It is a very steep incline for working out. As to declining, it will go back to the level position; it does not go lower. For a good workout, have it go up and down during the workout.
875320
I don't understand why there are so many conflicting answers. The model 995c, which I have, inclines from zero to 15 percent, not degrees, and can be set in increments of half percent (0.5%). A 15% inclines means you climb 15 feet for every 100 feet traveled, or 15 meters for every 100 meters traveled, etc.
2281021
I don't think you can get it flat like a treadmill - there are manual dials on both sides that you adjust to a min up to a max incline (like shocks on a car). I have mine at min right now and there is still an incline that I would guess is similar to walking up stairs....
2021224
We had the same problem; our stairs turn 45 degrees near the bottom. We moved the treadmill before assembling. The running platform was the most difficult. We placed the platform on a canvas drop cloth on edge with padding and had two people on the lower end and one at top to maintain control. It went down pretty easy. I am not sure how. It would work if there is a 90 degree turn.
184572
I have my height adjustments about halfway, leaving about 6 inches to lower, and my treadmill is about 6 to 8 inches high. Raising and lowering would be easier with two people, as the adjustments are on both sides. Maybe with office chair lifted to max height looks doable to me. Walking at 1 mph i find is easy to fully function computer, phone, even writing long hand not disturbed too much. Standing I feel I would lean (terrible posture). I hope any of this helps. Should also mention, I have found the lack of swollen feet and ankles an added bonus. Best of luck to you.
2191943
Yes it does.... It doesn't go exactly flat tho it has a slight decline or incline I just use it on the slight decline
62776
It might be.... I'm 5'10" and it felt a little high at first. My wife has used it though and hasn't complained but she might just not know the difference. I love it though and have no regrets. If u incline it in the first position it still feels flat, I wouldn't even call it an incline position but it makes a big difference for the legs reach.
122485
Hi Gary, I had a spare piece of 2x4 (about 22 inches long) so decided to test this. Initially, I heard some squeaking, but I adjusted the placement of the 2x4 more towards the front of the machine and that stopped. I noticed a very slight wobble side to side but it seems stable enough. I do just walk at the moment, so I'm not sure if the wobble would become more pronounced if you jog / run/ Even with just a 2x4, the incline is noticeable when compared to yesterday's 'workout. I'm loving the incline - thanks for the idea!
1385875
It's a straight bench it won't do a incline or decline unless you prop it up with something. It is just a flat bench, the legs only have two positions and that's either folded or down.
1485691
No, it's not a manual incline. This is a modern treadmill - all functions are buttons on the control panel. I researched a lot of treadmills because I'm used to using commercial treadmills at the gym. I own a small townhome and wanted a treadmill that would fit under my bed or in my closet. It's absolutely perfect. And it's powerful enough for me to go for a nice jog....Either walk or run...this is a great smaller treadmill. You will be happy with this purchase.
975106
The incline is a manual adjustment, so must be set before your workout. I think there are only 2-3 setting, but don't know the inclines degrees. This is a feature that I don't use, as I prefer it to be level.
1712278
I am 5'1" and use the TrekDesk. I was meticulous in measuring the lowest height of the trekdesk (from scematics on their website) and then checking the height of the treadmill panels before I bought a treadmill. The bottom of my treadmill panel is just below the lip of the desk. Also, I put a rubber mat under the treadmill to raise it up a bit. They recommend that anyway in case of oil leak. Mine works fine. After a few tens of times of jumping on and off I have to adjust the belt.
7734
Yes it has an incline. It's manually adjusted. There are two incline settings, 3% or 6%.
1426821
I'm not familiary with Precor incline. Increasing incline on E95 increases height and angle not resistance. You can feel a difference in your core when changing incline.
1199589
I do not know Andrew but I am a recent owner of the same Treadmill and have had to frequently adjust the belt to keep it centered and noticed my belt would slip but thought it was because I was not lifting my foot up high enough when I jogged - now I wonder if it is an issue with the machine. I will call Precor customer service and ask them these questions.
1177340
i dont have a problem doing my flys incline and flat. have not done flys decline so i would about that. hope that helps.
533408
I have the Smooth Fitness 6.25 Treadmill not the 5.65 model. The model I have works well for walking, jogging, or running on an incline. I think it's a great machine.
1734741
There is no "button", the way to adjust the incline is to either move the feet at the far end of the treadmill up or down