What degree is the incline/decline? +90 / +45 / 0 / -15?
1195561
Oh my I wish I could help but I'm on vacation in Hawaii , n not home just answering my emails so sorry , I'll be back in 1 month u can try me then ? Sorry
1195562
incline 90 (like a straight back chair), or 45; then flat, and largest decline is 45
2025368
I don't have the ramps, but using muleskinner's numbers of a rise of 1 inch in 3 1/3 inches, that would be an angle of incline of 16.7 degrees. (angle = atan(1 / 3.333))
74089
It is. However, angle is a little steep for incline press with a bar. It doesn't feel quite right. I'd recommend doing incline press with barbell. Decline is ok for bar use.
678206
Aim for an ~10% ramp slope. For example, a 5' (60") long ramp would be sufficient for a single 6" step: rise/run = 6"/60" = 10% slope.
1558049
The bench goes from incline to flat. (Incline is pictured, flat is like lying in a bed). The bench changes from flat into incline increments to the 90 degree 'L'. It does NOT decline. A decline bench is a different bench that (usually) starts flat then inverts to a -45degree angle.
106156
I've slid down it several times. I am about 150-160. I didn't have any problems from an incline of about 3.5 feet. If I were pushing upwards of 180-220, I'm not sure I'd get it without some central support.
1642709
45 degrees right and left. If you need more of an angle and are mechanistically inclined you can move the support arms closer together. The arms are the thing that limits the angle. If you move the arms that attach to the wall closer together you will get maybe 55 60 degrees. Only try this if you are confortable with supporting heavy objects.
1368652
It goes from 0-180 degrees; as you continue rotating, it starts back down to zero. There is an arrow which switches from up to down (or vice versa) as you pass 180 degrees so you know which side of 180 you're on. You can keep counting as you pass 180, so that when you get to 90 degrees again, you know you're at 270, etc.
853705
If you say the chair is at 90 degrees in the picture, it reclines back another 45 degrees (Just about half way to being completely parallel to the ground. Hope that helps!!!
1450932
I think David A is correct. I just bought this and I am having trouble figuring out how to get a 15"+/- drop. If anyone has figured it out please let me know.
2059737
Its about 20-30 degrees. A very gentle angle. The bottom part is 90 degrees to the ground.
1601310
15 inch is correct, but it is not horizontal to the surface, there will be always little tilt, other wise it will fall.
806243
The angle of incline and the resistance are electronically set. The rest is up to you. This is a good piece of equipment that provides a good workout. Recommended.
224647
Hello, the back is straight up and down. a 90 degree angle. thank you for your inquiry.
1761460
Slopes inward. Here's a link to Bemis http://www.bemisseats.com/docs/specification-sheets/new/1500EC.pdf
711806
I am not positive as I leave it in one position usually. But I believe its closer to 180. Definitely more than 90 degree.
2057163
Yes, correct! If you want to make a 90° turn, cut 2@ 45°, etc. For a 45° turn, 2@ 22.5°.