what is the incline in degrees or in vertical feet?
1509557
I did not put it up, my handyman did. But I believe the angle is adjustable. Mine is about 8' high on the wall and 7 feet when extended out.
1509558
We hung it at ~ 9ft and fully retracted it is about ~5ft. It is steeper than we had hoped but holding up great.
1509559
hi, it's adjustable but due to "high tolerance mounting brackets" and "alu-profile torsion" it sags a bit with time.
1509560
From back to front at 8 feet there is a drop of 28 inches. I measured it at approx. 68 degrees.
54856
It is approximately 10" at 0 incline and about 18" at full incline. I measured this at the console end of the belt. Remember you will be at least 24" back from where I measured so the actual height of where you are working out would be several inches less than the 18" at full incline.
247622
Are you asking: in the reclined position, is the seat definitely in a 45 degree angle? I've never measured the exact angle. it does change the incline a bit and the babies are comfortable. Sorry about the vague answer to a specific question.
910637
Lido has two settings, level and the other is about a one inch incline from the level settings.
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.
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.
975103
the incline is manual. a knob at the base by the rear of the platform will allow you to adjust to three levels. its very slight at its highest point.
1638658
If you are looking at an upward of downward angle, it does change a very little bit. Not from side to side though.
352628
You can adjust the speed by pressing the large buttons on the panel with arrows for up and down. It has similar buttons for the incline. Speed 0 to 10 mph in tenths. Incline is 0 to 10 degrees in .5 increments.
7734
Yes it has an incline. It's manually adjusted. There are two incline settings, 3% or 6%.
1349866
It does not have different incline levels. It has different levels of difficulty to vary the workout
1314612
The angle is adjustible. In the main photo you see a vertical silver rod and one running almost perpendicular to it. The perpendicular rod can be adjusted for elevation. Try YouTube for some reviews of this item as well as the "edge pro apex".
1960696
The cant is adjustable in two steps forward and two steps rearward from level. I measured the cant angle steps and they are approximately 12 and 24 degrees front or back direction. This makes 5 total steps counting the level position.
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.
142248
Matt, I think about 1 1/2 feet (come to my knees and I'm 5'7") when the pedals are raised to 100% incline setting.
7617
Our yard is fairly flat so cannot answer with certainty. I'd assume the placement of the unit would be the thing, even if you had to place it on the ground. It would also depend on the amount of incline.
2029973
In the inclined approx. 4'5" at the head level, give or take a couple of inches.