Arm length - does it adjust? Two of the illustrations show a measurement of 85-240mm / 3.3-9.5in. Does the arm have a telescoping adjustment?
266940
Hi, It does not have a telescoping feature. It is technically called a cantilver style. The 240mm is accurate when in the extended position.
266941
Hi,It does not have a telescoping feature. It is technically called a cantilver style. The 240mm is accurate when in the extended position.
266942
no it doesn't- that's why I replaced it-has side to side adjustment and up and down adjustment-none for the length
266943
Yes, it will move the tv from about 3" from the wall to about 9 1/2" from the wall using a bi-folding action.
1667594
Yes, there is a collar that holds the arm at the desired height. It's actually pretty easy to adjust this arm any which way you want.
1764038
I suggest measuring your arm where you will wear it. I wear mine on my upper arm. S/M fits 8.5"-11". M/L fits 11"-15". For people with larger arms, there is an extender that adds 3", according to Sporteer website 15"-18".
98988
I believe there are two models. The lower-priced model does not have adjustable arms; and the model with the adjustable lumbar support does.
1285066
OOPS: When I actually took it out of the package, I discovered that it could not be shortened, only lengthened. I am 5'4" and the pole top "as is" comes to under my arm pit. That is OK for me, but I assume that for someone 5', it would come to about the top of that person's shoulder. OLD INCORRECT ANSWER: I just purchased my second stick. The first one I gave to a relative. This one has an adjustable section. I actually haven't used it yet (I bought it for emergencies) but I was pleased to see the adjustability.
787174
No, it does not adjust for shorter persons. I had to give mine away, because I missed the send back date. I was very disappointed and thought it was advertised incorrectly.
1853076
Well, on myself it went from my elbow to my wrist! Sorry! I dont have a tapemeasure on hand but I am a 5'6" female with normal ratio I would guess. personally it was very uncomfortable and terribly awkward trying to get it off and on with only one good arm. I went back to the plain standard type. easy on easy off and better fit. just my opinion..but then you did ask! Most expensive isn't always the best. Hope this helps you decide which is best for your arm. Hope you recover quickly!
984046
Yes. Between the swivel of the arm and the rotation at the end of the arm, there's probably close to 360 degrees; I don't have enough room to check that, but 180 for sure just with the rotation.
784798
I haven't measured the settings but I'm 6' 2" tall and the settings worked for me. It should work for shorter settings as well. I should tell you that the handle was a problem with extended use. It is a "T" shaped handle and I found it chaffed on my fingers with extended use. I now prefer a "U" shaped handle in which there is no stem that goes between your fingers. Aside from that the cane was excellent.
1410752
Sorry I didn't respond earlier...had lent out my Band IT. Yes, it is fully adjustable to fit small or big arms...
2200055
I had the single arm one that I returned becaus it was hard to adjust the tension arm. The height grommet keeps the arm from sliding down the shaft. Mounted at the top of the shaft, it was high enough to go from sit to stand unless you're very tall.
755845
The arm heights are adjustable but not low enuf for me (5ft3in)...it doesn't bother my wife who's the same height so go figure...
64411
Measure just below elbow point with arm straight, error on smaller size if close
1964223
Actually there are two handles. The short one (displayed) is probably extends 6 inches -- enough to loop your arm through comfortably. There is ALSO a shoulder strap thy comes in handy and clips on easily.
1684445
Yes it does. You loosen the screw at the clamp and the arm will go up or down.
1424451
No, the height is not adjustable, and the arm extends out about 13" from the pole.
1641258
No. Not adjustable. However the handle stands 42" high which is pretty good. Depending on your arm length it may not be a problem.