Can they be attached to a nerf bar? I have knee problems and cannot step that high. I'm looking for something to give me a lower step.
2076063
I think if the nerf bar is sturdy enough and has the space on it for it to be mounted on then there shouldn't be a problem. They were not a perfect fit for my truck so I had to modify it a little bit but was able to make it work. I'm sure you could do the same.
2076064
If the nerf is aluminum then sure, u could modify height and tig weld it. As far as just the existing holes on bullys, then I'd say no. The round nerf has minimal mating surface for hardware. Hope this helps.
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
227491
Yes they can be adjusted independently. It would be tedious depending on how many times you go up and down. I would certainly check with an Occupational Therapist before attempting stairs with a walker. It seems precarious at best.
1936951
Hi I don't believe so, the reason, I don't dare let go of the bar and allow any arm motion. The treads are so small and I have large feet, as a result any misstep off the tread and you are at risk. I am going to a simple treadmill with an elevation function. Seemed I accomplished much more with that.
635909
I doubt they would work. They are not that strong and the movement of the leg would undoubtedly loosen them.
1808810
I suppose you could but you'd have to practice and adjust your sight picture to compensate for the elevation of the rail. I was given a couple of red dot sights to use but you can buy them cheap on Amazon...around $20.
1326596
By "can" if you mean is it possible to attach more risers, then the answer is yes. However I don't know if you can buy them? Additionally, they are higher than they appear in the photo.
161906
I would think you can by cutting a wood block to fit like a post and attach it to the block as I don't think a direct screwing to a flat rail would work. These are great lifts. Very happy
1950500
Yes you can, they are seperate so you can move them although most use the standard 7' barbell. The feet shouldn't get in your way. Still using them and like them so far.
21243
the ones I got do not have a place to insert knee pads. Popper makes them but they are much more expensive.
904157
No, you should be able to adjust them by using the metal loops on the leg guards.
2249341
Rommel, I would not use the ramp for a step higher than 6". If I were you I would call a medical supply house ( wheelchairs, etc,) to check. I know the manufacturer of the ramp makes longer ramps for higher steps.
353433
I did not purchase additional risers with my step so I can not say for sure. However, the risers that come with the step are pretty standard so I would imagine you could order additional risers from any company and they would work. Just make sure the ones you order can be returned if they aren't compatible.
1392692
I do not know for certain as we are using them over wrestling shoes. However, my thoughts would be a)contact the vendor or b)if they are NOT metal spikes I would give it a try...if they are metal spikes I wouldn't think so. Just my thoughts though.
490587
I'd say no. 1. These won't stay on the way you want. (Especially if you're doing kicking drills etc.) They slip and you'll spend more time being annoyed and adjusting than training. 2. The material is cheap. I kept having to come up with new fixes for these. Now they just sit in my closet. Actually I might as well throw them out. 3. They're actually not that heavy. I've worn combat boots that were heavier.
1262329
Not familiar with your pull-up bar, but I have attached these to a pull-up bar on my squat rack. Functionally they work, BUT they do drop you 7-8 inches lower, so you may need to lift your legs to clear the floor.
1904758
No, not really. I mean you can use them, but I find them to be too light and inaccurate for nerf basketball. :)