Does it have incline settings? If so is there a setting that mimics the stepper (stairmaster or going up the stairs)?
272352
There's no incline function the machine is very compact and durable. Good workout.
1516855
You have to get off the machine to adjust incline. Theres a lever you lift up and hook into a higher slot. It only takes a second. You can adjust the "level" through computer eithout stopping. I find that I usually leave the incline in the middle and its perfect
875320
I don't understand why there are so many conflicting answers. The model 995c, which I have, inclines from zero to 15 percent, not degrees, and can be set in increments of half percent (0.5%). A 15% inclines means you climb 15 feet for every 100 feet traveled, or 15 meters for every 100 meters traveled, etc.
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.
41304
Yes it does and it has a height adjustment. The machine works great. I am rather tall and I still get a great range of motion. Love the seated pull, almost as good as a rowing machine. The weights travel up and down a post. I applied lubricant to make the lift motion smoother. Went together easy if you have any mechanical ability.
352626
You can adjust by one tenth of a mile per hour per click on a button manually, or use the preset workouts/ Incline works the same way, I love mine, its great
558051
I agree on all points. No incline but the resistance settings work great and provide a lot of resistance if you turn it up. Super smooth. And the pedals do have an angle adjustment which is very nice. I am currently using the middle setting of three. It does use an AC outlet but is only a wall wart type power supply and it is supplied. I also don't think you can use a chest monitor though it does have the handles for monitoring heart rate. I would think it would be pretty easy to connect in where the handles connect to the display and hard wire a chest monitor. I really can't say for sure how well it would work but I would be it could be done. And I like it much better than the gym ellipticals I have tried. In fact I was taking a risk buying this since I actually didn't really care for the gym ellipticals. I was determined to adjust to this to help with upper body toning but there was no adjustment needed. It beats the heck out of the gym ellipticals in my opinion. Very ergonomically designed, whisper smooth and quiet, and a pleasure to use.
1360607
No, this machine doesn't incline. Frankly, it is not worth the price. Invest in a much better machine if probably.
2220930
It's definitely more up and down than side to side. There are little bumps on the steps so I've never felt like I've been sliding, even though the steps do slightly go to the side when you're on the downstep. i think it feels more natura to have the slight side movement rather than strict, straight up and down.
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.
315395
No, the seat is huge, and your body will naturally fit into the angle created by the incline. There are multiple incline settings. It doesn't go straight up, but close. Only one decline, and obviously only one flat. This bench is huge, and is best for a tall person, but I still love it at only 5' 10". It stands up nicely with wheels on the end to move it around easily. I never worry about this bench breaking, regardless of how much weight I put on it
16600
No elliptical's don't do that, but you can increase/decrease the intensity to make your workout more challenging. Hope this helps.
1360608
It has a built in incline.. I had to put a book under the end of it to take out the incline and make it flat.. You can not adjust the incline... it is built in permanently... do like the machine... does all I need it to do ... Hope this helped.
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.
7732
No, there is no incline. It only increases in speed up to 4mph. This is a very small basic treadmill for walking.
2144981
Yes. I highly recommend that feature! You can vary the incline and resistance without breaking stride or interrupting your workout.
1485691
No, it's not a manual incline. This is a modern treadmill - all functions are buttons on the control panel. I researched a lot of treadmills because I'm used to using commercial treadmills at the gym. I own a small townhome and wanted a treadmill that would fit under my bed or in my closet. It's absolutely perfect. And it's powerful enough for me to go for a nice jog....Either walk or run...this is a great smaller treadmill. You will be happy with this purchase.