Does this require a level spot, or can it be used on an incline?
1488925
Short answer yes the legs are appox 250mm long and I also installed a small ball head and have used this through the cobble stone streets of the Italian country side with my Canon 60D with EF 28-105 F4 and Ef 70-200 F4.As with anything try it out first before you let your hand go and not in windy situations
1488926
I wouldn't recommend it. I don't think there is a wide enough span for this to be stable on an incline. Even on a level surface I still make sure I put a heavy weight on it, just to be safe!
1488927
It would require a level spot, you can use it on an incline to help support the weight of the camera and sense but you would need to hold on to it.
1320101
I don't see any reason why it couldn't be used on a wall or certainly on a bench. I did not need to use a self leveling compound and instead used thinset to install the mat. This method should work fine for a wall or bench installation.
2144980
Yes. You can change the incline during use by selecting the degree /percentage via push button on the computer display.
2002010
Yes. There are tabs on the underside for two different levels of elevation; i.e., you can have it flat, slightly elevated, or even further elevated.
1300872
I've used mine that way.....tread is not level, but not at too great an angle. I can't say I recall it bothering me at all.
436188
It's not slick, but it could slide on an incline. As I put my 600lb bike's stand down on it, it will slip a bit into position. This actually works well in my case but would not be so good on a hill.
7734
Yes it has an incline. It's manually adjusted. There are two incline settings, 3% or 6%.
436189
it is made of hard plastic, would not use it on an incline. great on flat surfaces.
1296027
Have not used it on much uneven ground it will function on unlevel ground ok by just turning the legs to fit terrain. seems to function as well as the more costly ones.
607654
I doubt it unless the raises and drops are less than a quarter inch. The edge tester will see a drop off and turn the machine around as well as the front bumper cannot lift over to great of an incline without setting off the edge tester. It may simply get marooned on a single tile.
293933
It is low to the ground, to prevent top heaviness & easy tip over, but it goes over speed bumps easily. It can climb serious outside incline without losing power. We live near a park with steep grade & it took me up that hill there & back without any power loss. I was prepared for some lag as it reached the top of the hill, but there was none.
851096
Yes you can, all you need is a bench that will incline. I use mine for this all the time.
1858808
It is not level. It mainly slopes to the back, but at the front the curve goes forward. More ergonomically designed to how your legs would be. I just posted another pic so you can see it.
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.
293931
Sorry, it did not occur to me to check this out since I use it only for limited activities. Clearance is probably not more than 2 inches. Maximum incline will depend on weight
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.
1613323
Depends on what you mean by level. If you mean smooth, no, mine isn't. If you mean can you set it up on a slope? I would strongly advise against that.