Are the risers stuck to the step, or it just lays on them? Is it possible to lift it up and move it without removing the risers from underneath?
1013138
The risers snap into the step, so yes you can lift up to move it without removing them. Hope that helps :)
1013139
It is a very sturdy step while in use, however........... the risers snap into the bottom of the step but often fall out when you pick up the step to move it.
236420
I don't believe it can. The angeled riser is attached the the speaker cabinet with screws. They can be removed if you want to use the speakers as book shelf units. I guess you could try EBay to see if someone has removed them.
1339361
You can pull the unit around by the hose, and I have lifted it a few times that way, but I wouldn't yank it up the stairs and leave it hanging.
1407469
We bought two risers and used all the legs on one of them to make the riser high enough. There are no indentions on top of the riser or a way of securely putting the legs on top of the riser to add another level w/o it sliding off.
1517780
No, you don't need a riser. I'm using one but that's because I have other things attached as well.
1452942
That is correct, you need to put the foot in the mount in the up position and locate the position for the mount. That way you can have it so you can leave the foot on one or the other side when using it on level ground. Sometime one of the ladder rungs decides where you will put it.
1080776
No, the step itself is very stable once you set it up & put it in place. There will be some noise from the impact of your stepping up & down, also if you are doing any jumping on top of it, but in my opinion that is to be expected. I hope that helped to answer your question.
1371238
Because of your question I actually moved one of mine to the living room (because it is carpeted) and it set solidly on it and could be raised and lowered without a problem. So short answer: yes - hope this helps.
2074209
No the steps will automatically go back up. But if you know your going to be off-roading you can pull the fuse out for the steps. Hope this helps
1659565
I use all the risers. I weight 200+ pounds and have used it for over a year. I have tried it with and without the risers. It isn't less stable with the risers.
686756
No it does not come with any risers, and I am not sure if you will need one for it. I'm pretty sure you won't
2063620
I think they need to include instructions. Agree that you can't push the thing up from the bottom. I just use the top and push hard. In the old days you used to be able to push up from the bottom. That seems to work.
1501550
It comes with wheels, do you probably don't need risers, but if you didn't put the wheels on it might fit on risers
1841019
No, the bigger more exspensive one works with high step risers--- this one is only designed to go up one more step high--so two risers on each side total. If you purchase this step you will want to purchase two risers(just risers) seperate.
1368666
Sort of...they go underneath the air climber into a channel-type area so that they are stable and don't move around. If you don't want to use them you can just lay them on the floor without the need to disconnect them or remove them. It's an easy option. (I just put them towards the back of the climber so they're out of my way.) I hope this answers your question. If you need a picture of what I'm trying to describe just let me know.
85432
I have mine on carpet and wanted to put some kind of slider under it. However, I found it too heavy (even empty!) to move easily since the unit spins but the bottom doesnʻt. So I left it as is. To move it, I empty it and then slowly push it using the base.
1203114
It's a rubber step with a black logo. I wouldn't try to remove it as the step would be smaller and wouldn't be non slip.