what height should person be to use this?
1953742
thank you. i ordered from another place that could give me handle height information.
1953743
I bought this for a individual with CP. She comes to about 5'2 when standing up and is about 112 lbs. The person tends to lend forward to push it so they are bent slightly. It can be adjusted to a higher or low height when you first assemble it. It has worked out well but If the person is tall or heavier with a lot of weight it might not work well. We move in and out of the car a lot for our job so it needed to be light weight for transport. It folds up nicely too.
813535
It's adjustable to hold someone up to 6'3 so it really depends on the height of the people using it. When it is fully set up its height is about 4 1/2 ft.
227159
Since there is not a chair/seat attached, I would imagine it could be used by someone who is short. The user would just have to use a chair that is height adjustable or appropriate for their height...probably best if the feet easily touch the floor when sitting up. The cycle can then be moved closer or further from the chair based on what is a reasonble distance so you neither have to stretch the legs out too far, or are bending the knee straight up, either of which would be uncomfortable.
1993153
It should work just fine. Our employee who uses it enjoys it. The height is adjustable so it should work for you.
66132
Hi Cheryl. Im my opinion it should work just fine. The nice thing about it is that it adjusts to a myriad of heights. It locks in every couple of inches from its bottom position it seems. So you shouldn't have any problem using it at all. I'm 6'2" and it goes even higher than I use it at. That tells you what an amazing range it has.
506195
It has three locking position heights. So it should work for most people unless you are very very tall
614927
I am 5'4" and have not had any issues. I am sure you would be fine using it, and it is adjustable since you can always release/add air to your comfort.
585599
You should be able to. Someone uses it regularly is 5'8" and they can with plenty of room
1357660
The weight won't be a problem. But the height might be if you want an easy tip back and tip up based on an optimum balance of the weight. There is a height adjustment that allows the unit to easily tip back and up when the arms are raised or lowered. If the height exceeds the maximum setting then a tall person can still use it. But they will have to force the unit back and then pull themselves up, which isn't easy once you've been upside down for a while. They will have to be in really good physical condition to do it too, meaning strong.
1376626
I'm 5'7"....this unit is very easy for me to use. Light enough for me, I had a few back surgeries . You will need to bend down a bit.
516123
Height is not really a factor on this devise. The bar is set close to the seat and is adjustable. It is probably easier for shorter people to use rather than people 6 foot or more!
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Well, when it's at an angle from your hand to the floor, it needs to be long enough for tall people. Shorter people can hold it lower down. I'm 5'5" and haven't had a problem using it.
1356941
The machine is adjustable to the height of the person in the chair. My husband is 5'11". When he is fully reclined he is upside down with his head about 6" from the floor and his feet straight up, so he is a little over 6 feet. I would say you need just the amount of space as the height of the person in the chair.
1738097
2-3" sound about right. I purchased it for my 5 year old son as an occupational therapy tool. I don't don't see it as too high for him or fear of him falling
1048743
height not adjustable, but should work for you. not heavy, my wife also used it as a walking aid. use only on slightly uneven surfaces
2074059
I am 5'3" and it works fine for me. You should be able to adjust it to fit your height. You will probably be pleased with how light it is.
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This machine is intended for adult use only. At 3'9" he may be to short also. Thank you