Does this machine have an incline option?
1499703
Yes, it does have an incline option, you have to adjust the incline manually it is very easy to do.
1510005
It has two ramps or a pair of ramps so that a wheelchair can roll on it. I use mine for my father, but measure the length you need. I have 4 steps, and it is a harsh incline. Otherwise, very great ramps, very sturdy!! Hope this helps!
1267520
When I use the treadmill I don't usually put it on a big incline but I have never had a problem holding on to the handlebars. The treadmill isn't a huge one (although my husband and I are both tall) so it's really easy to use. We have been very happy with it. It doesn't take up a huge amount of space like some treadmills either.
1782988
There's no adjustable incline option, you can just simply increase the resistance.
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.
245965
It works very well. We have had it for several years and use it regularly. My wife and I both use the incline.
2044312
There are incline and speed change buttons located in the center by the green "quick-start" and red "stop" button. The incline goes up in .5 increments up to 15. Speed can go up to 12. Speed goes up pretty quickly, yet I find it take a little bit more time for it to slow down. The incline and decline work well, very smooth and gradual.
2074002
It does incline. Both stands collapse, which makes for great storage. In order to turn it to an incline bench, simply collapse one stand. However, a standard incline bench at the gym is 60 degrees. The incline on this bench is 35 degrees (although you can do some jacking up of your own - not factory recommended though). It is not a proper decline bench since there are no feet hooks. In short, this is a great bench for storage. If you need other utilities such as a seat during incline, then look elsewhere.
365757
There are two settings on the back legs that easily change the incline. In addition, there is a strap at the back that lowers the head when undone. I have been able to adjust all settings while the baby is in the chair and he's a hefty 20 pounds.
408378
It does not have an incline adjustment. However, it has 20 levels and levels 16-20 are difficult. (Also, you can adjust the angle of the foot pads). It does use and A/C outlet. Don't think you can use a chest monitor....It is a great machine!! Feels better to me than the multi-thousand dollar LifeFitness machines at my corp gym.
186050
Yes, you can input both the speed and the incline in 0.5 increments. To clarify, the slowest the treadmill will go is 0.5miles per hour.
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....
980748
Yes the bench does adjust up and down to accommodate incline and a slight decline. As far as the hamstring exercises go I really only use the Leg Developer for leg extensions and leg curls.
2015967
There is an adjustable strap that can limit the angle. There is no locking mechanism but yes you can set a maximum incline by adjusting the strap.
2171134
No it does not have a counterbalance or tilt side-to-side but it is a very smooth machine and I would recommend it.
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.
1414539
Actually on my unit, there are two rollers on the back, and it is a fold up. But I believe the rollers are there to adjust for the height when running on an incline.