Would this be too small for a 6'2" guy? Would his stride be too big/long for this machine?
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I am 6'2" and it is fine for me. I would not put it in a room with less than an 8' ceiling for someone as tall as you are.
1191422
I am a 6'2" female and neither I or my husband that is 6'4" has any problems with it. The only thing that I find is that we have to use the max setting on the struts because we tend to bottom out if we don't. But we still get a great workout with the TC20.
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I bought the walker based upon some of these answers. I'm 6' and it worked fine. It will adjust for taller than I needed: 2 additional click stops for height adjustments.
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accomadates 6'6". i would not recomend beyond 6'5". personal pref. well built functional machine. very good results in my case btw.
2230306
I'm 5'3" and it works fine for me, I can't see that it would be any different for someone a few inches shorter. The one difference that I noticed with this machine compared to other row machines is that you can't accumulate momentum, which is actually really nice, it makes it so your first pull on the bar is the same difficulty, as every time you pull it, if that makes sense.
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I'm 5'4" and I have a hard time reaching the handles while sitting even with the seat adjusted as far forward and the handles as far down as they'll go. My boyfriend is 6'1" and he is comfortable even on my settings so I think this machine would have no problem accommodating a taller person.
551863
I am pretty sure the machine will accommodate your height to over 6 feet...I am 5.6 and it works just fine
191817
At 6'2" I have no issue with fit. Plenty of adjustability between the seat and boom length. Get clipless pedals and shoes to prevent leg suck. Want to make sure your heel doesn't strike the cross member if the boom is set too short. With the Rover, links must be removed or added when the boom is adjusted.
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I am 6'2", also with a bad back. I have had no issues using the Snow Joe. It is extremely lightweight and easy to maneuver.nkb
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Although I am much shorter, my husband is 5'9" and has no problems with the stride- that is, when I can get him to use the thing. My D-I-L is about your height and leg length and uses it without complaint.
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1. Yes, the stride length is great for me and I am 5' 8", it is not adjustable but I am OK with is as-is. 2. The machine is not loud. I watch TV with it all the time. 3. Yes.
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Hi Rebecca! I purchased the Schwinn Elliptical 431 and I am just 4'11" tall and found that this trainer is perfect for me. I cannot use most of the elliptical trainers at my club because of their long stride. This is a perfect fit for me. I grab the center part of the handlebars rather than the ends (though I am able to do both) and have found it to be quite comfortable. The stride is perfect for the petite person! This trainer would not be the best for a really tall person. My husband is 5'11" and finds the stride and handle bars to be terrific. Lee
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This is a very basic elliptical - whatever is average would be the answer. Even though we had to return it because of shipping damage we learned that it had all the basic strides and height.......We originally bought it because of the limited space we had.
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For his height it will work fine, a friend of mine who is 6'1 has had no troubles with it, however, if he plans on lifting much heavier than 300ish pounds I wouldn't suggest it as it starts to become unstable.
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The only issue I can see with this machine is the lack of height adjustment. Someone quite tall with long legs or a really long torso could have issues/not be able to get full benefit from the machine perhaps, otherwise it is a very strong & sturdy machine, I would think it would be good for any body type.
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Yes, stride should be comfortable for a 5'4" person. My wife is 5'5" and she uses it on a regular basis.
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Are both machines comfortable for people 6' tall? My husband has a problem finding a machine that will allow his legs to completely straighten out, making him feel like he's squating or crouching slightly throughout his stride.
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The max stride is only about 26" or so. I really like this little machine, but I would not recommend it if you want to be able to make a long stride. It gives a good workout, seeing YOU do all of the work, no motor. I am 5'2 3/4" tall, the stride or stretch is not really there. Hope this helps!