Can it be used vertically such as shoulder blade area?
1026705
I don't know. I've not tryed it there. However it works reslly well on my lower back. Lloyd Jl
1026706
I have used it on my upper back and shoulder area. It is larger than some others sold. I just put the device where I wanted it and leaned against the chair to help keep the sticky pads in place.
1098102
Yes you can. Start from the back and draw the blade towards you, there is plenty of room. It's fantastic.
2110702
I have mine mounted horizontally, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't mount it vertically.
2108591
Definitely not, It would fit at the top near the hilt probably, but it would not work as the blade gets wider.
755070
It should be able to do the shoulder area (scapula) but it is not going to do the neck area.
948972
No. Walking is about the best exercise for this. I guess you could walk while doing the body blade. It will help increase upper body strength though.
1089021
I don't see why not. It should be easy to mount vertically as long as it'll fit. I would say you would mount it exactly as you would if you mount it horizontally. It is pretty versatile.
395976
I have it mounted horizontally, can't remember if it could be turned vertically.
960079
With some wiggling you might be able to do it, technically... But the vertical clearance wouldn't make this possible / realistic for most use cases.
270555
It can. It just can't be on the same level as the handle. It has to be either above or below.
2209571
No, this unit as shipped will not mount to a vertical surface. You may be able to find a different arm, or an additional part directly from the company.
1637229
Yes it can be used in vertical position. However the angle of the screen is rather upright.
883185
Sorry Jeff, only vertical carry as it's made. You might go to Tandy leather and find a way to construct your own...
1691993
Maybe. I tried trimming the top of a Holly tree but it is hard to saw vertical branches (or trunk) when it is rather tall. With 2 or 3 extensions (12 or 18 ft), the saw has enough weight that I can't hold the blade sideways and cut vertical branches. I works best on horizontal or near-horizontal branches. If the branch is not too thick, you can buy a pruning adapter that can be used in place of the saw blade, which may cut up to 1 or 1.5 inch branches.
1680480
I don't know. We mounted it the normal flat way and it works fine. I am not sure if it can be mounted vertically.
2096727
I don't think so, did try to get a small tree trunk flush to the ground and ended up bending the blade. Was too bulky for me to handle at that angle. Others may have better info..
1516186
Sure, don't see any reason why you can't. Across the shoulder is just better on your back and neck.