I am six feet six inches tall. Will I be able to use this dip station with no problem?
1949677
Yes because the length from the top to bottom is long enough and while in use as I'm in a downward motion my knees is at least 15 inches from the bottom
1949678
I'm 6'3 with a 36" inseam...rather long legged, and have no problems with mine. I typically dip beyond a 90deg elbow angle as well and my knees never hit the ground. Even hanging weights from my waist that hang below my knees, I have to drop low for them to hit the floor. You should be fine at your height. It's a solid stand and hard to beat the price.
1949679
Im the same height as you and with legs bent I dont even come close to touching the floor.
1949680
This won't be a problem for you. I'm 6'5", 200 lbs and it works fine as long as you tuck your knees.
252227
Not sure, I'm 300 lbs and work out on it daily with 70-90lb dumb bells and it is still as sturdy as the day I assembled it 5 months ago. I have not personally used it for dips but am sure I could
2138145
Yes, there is an exact clearance of six inches, but not a mm more. So if the device is exactly 6 inches tall, you may have a very tight fit, any less and it will be fine.
2020171
You and your wife should be fine using this machine. I am not that tall myself and have no issues at all.
910133
I'm 6'3" and I can ride pretty straight up. If you're over 200lbs, it won't go that fast on level ground. Certainly not up any inclines, without a foot push.
1252038
It won't tip while doing dips. I have tried it once for fun, and I'm 6'1" 225#.
1597190
I would not think so. I'm 6 foot 1 and have it on its lowest setting and I'm pretty comfortable in it. You would probably be fine sitting still, but if you went to wheel around you'd probably have some issues and have to work with your toe tips a bit.
1923796
The legs on this table can be adjusted to uneven ground. I believe that six inches difference would be about maximum adjustment.
2204414
Not in my opinion, and I'm 6'. It's adjustable, as well. Never had any problem.
551863
I am pretty sure the machine will accommodate your height to over 6 feet...I am 5.6 and it works just fine
90795
That's going to depend on where you adjust the foot plate to which will depend on the height of the user. I'm 5' 11" and my table is 6' 9" to the tip of the foot plate at full inversion. So if you're under 5' 7" you might just make it.
216662
I use this station as a standing station. I am 5"6" and I must use the folded top and it is still a little short. I will never understand why they do not have it move up another 8 inches to allow most people to use it as advertised. It does work alright for me. If you are much taller, I would hesitate to think it may work.
420701
I am 6'3'' as well and have no problem doing pullups on it. you will be able to reach the pullup bar with no assistance.
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.
1080387
You'll have to bend your legs at (more or less) a 90 degree angle in order to dip low enough, but that's most likely to be the case for just about any height. I'd say be more concerned about girth. Being really thick through the midsection and fitting between the bars is probably a more limiting factor.
925814
I would say "Yes" it would work for someone 6 feet tall. It is certainly a boon for me and my husband.
199102
you can do almost anything, provided that you have strong balance and control skills... Since the power dip station hangs from a chin bar and only rests on the door frame, you would need to adapt (removable) straps to secure the station while doing rows, to prevent it from moving to the sides and backwards... Good luck