What does integrated roll up leg mean? Does it roll up to mid calf and what holds it in place?
301451
Yes it rolls up to mid-calf or a bit above that. There are buttons on the inside of the legs on both seams (inner and outer) and when you roll to the appropriate level, the buttons line with small button holes on the pants. The button holes are just behind the stitched side seam so they are barely visible when you wear the pants long. It works very well I think. My only issue was that at purchase, the button holes were very tight, but that's better than loose.
301452
rolls to capri length. It's thick enough to stay in place, but there are inside buttons. Not real easy to roll and if you try doing so on the fly... you might find it bulking. Personally, I'm thinking Ill just cut my down to capri (in part because even with the hem fully extended, I feel they are a pinch short (I'm 5'8").
301453
Yes, they roll up to mid calf and button on each side of each leg. I will also say I sent them back due to poor workmanship and very, very poor fit and shape. The pockets puckered even before I put them on and nothing felt or looked right on me. I'm a 5'4" perfect 8. These were the worst pants I've ever ordered on line. I know you didn't ask for this much information, but - here it is.
94017
Not it does not. But very happy with it. I use a flex leg one so is not a problem.
457834
it is a liguid,,,, roll on.. great for leg cramps follow directions works fast and lasts quite long...
2164657
No, more like a tall footie. I usually roll down the top and it comes just above the shoe.
1221115
its meant for rolling into the middle of your mat. my mat is pretty narrow.
1014313
This machine is sold in a what is called a half leg and that comes up to the knee which allows you then to bend the knee or sit while using it. You probably have already discovered that or found another one that does the split around the knee then skips knee to the thigh. But since many read these questions thought I'd mention it even though it's more than a year later.
367773
I use this to stretch (leg up, fold over, chest to thigh) and practice barre on. I don't have any issues with it. You can adjust the bottom part by moving it forward or backward depending on how you'll be using it and where your weight will be distributed, this can help if you feel it's unstable.
565350
There are three settings I think. I have two boards and keep the new one above in our alternate home in the bay area. I can't be sure but think this is right. I do know that the lowest angle is higher and stretches the calf/achilles well compared to my one here on which I need to go to the second level for the same stretch. The highest angle is too high for most anyone. Hope this helps. I love the board and it works great!
262506
You can place it under the padding at your toes. It will vecro onto the boot so it doesn't slip. It is used to create more stretch in the calf.
61741
The newer epilady comes with a angle guard that helps you hold it at the correct angle but if yours does not have that guard you may not be holding it at the right angle on your leg. You have to hold it right and move it in a circular motion. Hope this may help you.
2039158
I'm sorry, I no longer have this item, but I can tell you that I'm a small person, only 5'1'', it came about 3/4 way up my calf, maybe 10-12 inches. It was much less bulky than the one the orthopedic wanted to give me.
680258
closed, unfolds to straighten out and legs unfold. i use it to do all my rehab exercises for my knee replacement surgery. pretty stable if you don't lean to far on the very outside.
956859
Hello Bonnie, the other people answered correctly. It rolls up like a rug and gets quite compact. The only problem I have is that it is a little stiff when rolled up, even more so than an excercise mat. So if you leave it rolled up too long it retains shape for a few days after unfolding.
406928
You're overthinking this. Measure from under your knee cap (aka the bottom of your knee pit), not the top of your calf.
655359
No, you have to roll it up and use a strap with velcro on it to secure it in the rolled up position.
1873244
It roll up and unroll very easy, but don't do it too tighten otherwise there are folds. We don't really walk on it, but you must be careful because the the end of the green is a couple of centimeters high. So little feets can easily stumble over it (sorry for my English)
1844687
Hi, thank you for your enquiry. When ELEVEASE is positioned at knee height as per the instructions, your body weight automatically transfers to your other leg. This means that ELEVEASE becomes a FOOT REST. Heavy amounts of weight on the product is not recommended. Use in this manner and ELEVEASE will not move. Regards Dave