i am tall and have to bend my legs at the knee to do a pull up under a door. Is the foot opening large enough to put my knee in?
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I would say no. I did put it up and try my knee in the foot strap and it didn't stay in it. Also, there is not an adjustment for the foot strap so it can't be enlarged. My husband is 6 feet tall and is able to use it by putting his legs out in front of him, not bent to the back. Hope this info helps!
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My hips are quite wide and I can get through. You can always go through by turning a bit to the side. I think a wider gate door wouldn't have enough stablity for a standard doorway sized opening. The side panels would be quite slim, but they are the ones the hold the pressure.
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It sits far enough out for you to do traditional pull ups. But if you're like me and use your legs as assistance on occasion, you might have some issues. I don't really have that may issues though. Obviously you'd just want to mount it high enough.
910754
My knees are parallel to the floor when I sit on the bench. The bench is a heavy stable platform. So I would say yes.
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I believe you should read the measurements of the elevator and compare to your own. I am not tall...but long from hip to knee...so the elevator hits me perfectly at the bend of my knee. Once on the elevated portion, my feet do not at all reach the end. People have their height in different places...some people, even though tall, do not have long legs but have their length in their torso.
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I don't think you would be happy with the fit. The base is reinforced but with a narrow door opening, it will probably rip the sides. Mine did not fit well and ripped during installation. The door opening I have is 8 ft. Also the floor mounted anchors will probably get in your way while loading / unloading.
1220089
Mine stand up just fine and feet slide in without them folding over. Calf size and pants may vary your experience.
498958
No problem, simply collapse it while going through the opening then open it up again. It may be able to fit but it will be tight. Sometime turning 45 degrees you can make it through narrow areas. This side stepper is very good for those needing mobility.
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yes,you'd be able to walk its just awkward and I've found it slighty strains my knee.I wasnt overly pleased with this purchase.It actually was too soft,I think,and I had to purchase a hard splint.Also,the velcro was becoming loose after just a short time of use!
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Hmmm, well I am 6ft4in and completely "raised" I have about a 45 degree bend in the legs (to the knees). Not sure if that helps?? But I use it for massage and I LOVE it! The chair (cushion) is HUGE!! I am still very please with the chair. Hope this helps...
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I am 5'10"; the distance from the floor to the top of my knee is 22" (while wearing an athletic shoe). When I pedal, the top of my knee is around 27-28" high.You can place the deskcycle further ahead under your desk to be sure your knees will not hit. I think you should measure from the floor to the top of your kneeto see if the top of your knee is not much more than 22". This is a sturdy piece of equipment. I've been using this equipment almost daily since the end of March. Hope this info helps.
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I concur with Ann M. Terwillger. The door will be stiff but will open up. Open the door a few times so it will be less stiff.
676106
The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
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I have normal human legs, so they don't work so well attached to my feet, but I would assume this works well with wooden round legs if that's the situation you are in. I would note that caution should be taken while walking through doors and low hanging entry ways as you might bump your head given the extra height you will now have.
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No the opening is not that big, if you removed the boot it works Great! Otherwise I am pretty sure the boot would not fit through the opening! Good Luck!
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Sorry this took so long. It is down on my dock and I have been having knee problems. Door opening is 24 inches. Door takes a little jockeying around to install. Does not open and close smoothly, but works. I am happy with shed For me it had to fit in a certain space. This was the only one I could find in this size. Most were larger. If I was putting it out in the open, I would get something sturdier. But if it is next to a sturdy structure I think it will be fine. For me it was the right size, right price and is working well for storage on my dock. Not hard to put together except getting the door right is a little challenging. I am happy with mine Sorry this took so long. It is down on my dock and I have been having knee problems. Door opening is 24 inches. Door takes a little jockeying around to install. Does not open and close smoothly, but works. I am happy with shed For me it had to fit in a certain space. This was the only one I could find in this size. Most were larger. If I was putting it out in the open, I would get something sturdier. But if it is next to a sturdy structure I think it will be fine. For me it was the right size, right price and is working well for storage on my dock. Not hard to put together except getting... » Read More Sorry this took so long. It is down on my dock and I have been having knee problems. Door opening is 24 inches. Door takes a little jockeying around to install. Does not open and close smoothly, but works. I am happy with shed For me it had to fit in a certain space. This was the only one I could find in this size. Most were larger. If I was putting it out in the open, I would get something sturdier. But if it is next to a sturdy structure I think it will be fine. For me it was the right size, right price and is working well for storage on my dock. Not hard to put together except getting the door right is a little challenging. I am happy with mine « Show Less
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It should be no problem for the hinge to hold the door open @ 85 deg., as long as your door is not over 50 lbs.