can you adjust step stride to 23 inches?
848978
It can be set anywhere between Stride length: 12" to 48" (in increments of 1'') /30 to 120 cm (in increments of 1 cm) So yes it will do 23" stride
848979
Yes, I adjusted my step to 23 inches. I followed the directions that came with my new Omron. I drew a line and you are to walk normally 10 steps, draw another line at that point. Measure the distance from beginning to end in inches. Calclate your stide length by dividing the total distance by 10. for example total distance was 230 inches /10 = 23 inces for stride. Hope this helps. I did it right away soon as I got it. Once you have had it and starts using it, I dont' know how you get into that again. If that is the case, I suggest you call them to see how to get into it again to program it. I had a fancy one that came with a CD to follow the directions. I threw that one away because I couldn't get all of this set with my stride, weight, etc. This one was much better.Enjoy!!~
133968
No, it is too short. I used it very nicely for 2 steps. You may be able to put it on 3 steps but that is fairly steep.
769124
What I did was take three steps then measure the distance with a tape measure. Divide the number by three and that is your stride. My stride was 2 ft 10 inches
214787
Yes, there are variable stop points, I'm 5'9" so I usually raise it to the max or one step below max.
2268740
23 1/2 inches, I am sure you can since I am doing it right now. I am 5'5 if that helps you.
1312021
There is no setting or otherwise mechanical adjustment for the stride adjustment. You simply vary the effort you put into the stride, i.e., you can go short or long. I would have liked to keep mine but there was some part that was bad (inside the locked gear housing). The Schwinn Company wanted me to become a mechanic and start taking the thing apart while on the phone with them to "troubleshoot" and fix the problem. My time is too valuable for that. Thank goodness for Amazon's return policy which allowed me to return it and get all of my money back.
503021
I purchased this walker for my 5 ft mother. You can extend it somewhat, but it won't be tall enough. I bought this model because it was for the shorter person.
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My husband is 6' 1 and 190 lbs and I am 5' 2 and 135 lbs and the stride length is fine. The foot bed looks a little narrower than commercial treadmills, but it is fine for both of us. We use it at a maximum of 4 mph.
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Probably not. I just tried alternating meter on hip and in pocket while walking slowly. It didn't register the steps.
765645
For 24 inches the 3 step would work well. I have a 28 and the three step is a little too short but our dog manages... it's still easier than jumping the entire way.
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No. The unit will compute your stride length and it is pretty accurate. If you think that there is a problem with the stride length there is a feature where you can manually set it.
2105415
Hi Sherrie, Thank you for your inquiry. The first step is at 12" and the second step is at 23". Sincerely, Brent Rezorzful Customer Service
687080
I am not sure but I am 5feet 6 inches and it comes to about my chest height. the 3 step is slightly higher but not much
1413523
Yes, the hand grips will adjust to height. It's very similar to how walkers are constructed with a button that's pressed to allow for up & down height adjustment movements.
857169
My wife can use it but I cannot it does not work with my stride and I am 5 feet 9 inches tall. My wife is 5 foot and 6 inches. I do not know what the stride length is for sure. Also we are selling ours because your feet do not stay stationary on it. It is a hard plastic and our feet slide around too much.
1158058
Yes. You can easily set the height by adjusting which of three holes in each leg that you put the pin in. There is a variation of about a foot.
370039
I just measured it. It IS 20.5....the 5 step must be 28. We have a very HIGH King size bed. The 5 step would be too high.