How tall is the top bar? I am 5'6" and need to do a kneeling hang exercise for my PT exercises.
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The top, horizontal bar sits about 31 inches off the ground....and can be used by most people up to 6 feet four inches tall. Our video's show someone using it who is 6'5" tall.
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It is about three feet tall . I am 5.5 and I have no problems with it.But if you use this remember to bring the bar to your chest. If you put the bar to high or to low, it will tilt.
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I am actually looking to purchase this a pull up bar for my mom from a wheelchair wondering how wide this measures? Sounds as though it is 31 inches tall.Also concerned about sturdiness? Thank you
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I'd say like almost 4 feet from the ground. You cant ly flat on floor with your arms etended you'd be too short. I'm 5'5" myself.
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I would say its fine for you. I'm 5' 10" and I didn't have any issues. It's very well made and I think it works fine for any body type. I worked out with a guy who was probably 5'7" and he was find with it as well. I hope this helps I think you will be pleased with this Hex Bar if you were to buy it. It's also very sturdy and durable for the price.
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The middle bar you can move to where you want it. So the distance is up to you - it can go as high as an inch from the top bar and as low as about two inchs from the bottom.I hope this helps.
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I am 6'2" and use it every other day with no problem. I have the seat elevated and sit back against the back of the seat so the bottom resistance bar rests on my ankles. 6'3" or 6'4" would likely be max.
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It sits far enough for pull ups with room for swaying. You won't be able to do any kipping pull ups, and with your height exercises like knees to elbow and toes to bar may be out of the question. I bought the bar mainly for pull ups and ability to do suspension type training with a little ring work. I mounted the bar a couple inches of max reach, so I jump up a little. When mounted properly I've never experienced any wiggle, sway, or give from the anchor. With that said, buy your own lag bolts. They break!
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6-8" is plenty, as long as you can access to raise the bar. (Your body needs more room than the brackets:)
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I am only 5'7, 230lbs and it holds me with no problem, its a solid piece of equipment. I think its a 300lb max and i do not hit the ground with my legs fully straightened out. It would definitely support you with the normal bent knee dips, but i do not think you could do straight legged dips at 6 feet tall with this piece of equipment.
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I have a 7-foot Olympic bar and I believe it was designed only for that -- I don't think you can use a 6-foot bar on it. For sure not a 5-foot bar.
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If you mean to hang from the bars by your knees for the abdominals, I wouldn't recommend it. I have tried the L pullups and it works. I find the dip stand very stable--I'm 6'1" and 215#
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I am 6'2" and I am able to use the bike, but I must be aware of knee position to avoid banging them.
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I'm 5'10" and I have the top bar set too low so my wife, 5'6" can use it and it goes down another 4 inches. It would probably be just a tad high for a 5'0" person. The bottom notch would put the top rack at 49 inches, plus the lip to get over would mean you want your traps or clavicle at around 51 -53 inches above the floor.
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from the top of the cushion is 17.5 inches. I am 5'10'' and I sit comfortably. This is the best one I have found. It save my knees and the bars are sturdy to help me up. just be careful about your knee placement on the cushion. You do not want to land on the metal lip as I have a couple times, that hurts.
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I'm 6'4" tall...so I have no offering to you with an answer...I need it as high as it can go sorry
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I measure it at 5'6". I looked on other sites that sell this item and this is what they say also. Good luck
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my wife is 5'3" and her shoulders are even with the the top of the bar supports , so it probably would not be safe for you to use due to the fact that there is a lip on the bar supports that keep the bar from rolling off and in order for you to use it you will have to go up on tip toes to get the bar off and on the rack and when you start squatting heavy you could injure yourself doing this
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I am 5'9" 260lb at my heaviest havnt had any problem. In my opinion a 6'5" person might encounter having their knees touching the floor when doing dips because the unit ain't really tall. Hope this helps
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I am only 5'4" but I do not have any trouble with my knees colliding with the bar. None of my guests have complained either. I really love this table, its heavy enough to hold up to the high winds in our area and even though it has a non-solid top, no one has spilled a drink on it DT being uneven. The bar under the table is actually kind cool if you want ot lean back with your feet up!