Can the chair lean up so your feet are above your heart? Does it have a lock to keep it in position? Thanks!
261320
In the furthest back position you lay with your feet above your heart. It does have a pull down lock to keep it in position under each armrest.
261321
Absolutely does! You won't be disappointed. The headrest is also adjustable so if you need adjusting there you can.
261322
The locking mechanism is under the armrest. There will be a finger loop you pull down to lock it into position. If I was to describe the lean extent of this chair I would say it brings your feet even with your chest.
261323
Yes it it does allow your feet to be above your heart. And yes, the lock works great
261324
It appears that your feet are level with you heart when it is fully reclined. Yes, it has a lock (under the armrests) to keep it in position!
2078834
No there's no lock. Press down firmly to keep it in place. It's made for easy adjustment so that is the reason it moves when you lift from the bottom. If your hitting it from the bottom it will move on you.
696039
Yes, the chair can recline or be locked upright. It has numerous adjustments. So far, my company has bought three of these chairs. Very comfortable!
2164238
Yes, the wheels lock great. The hold in the middle is slightly smaller in my opinion but still is very functional. I think it is a great chair.
1900886
arms go in / out and up / down ... don't pivot ... tilt does lock ... seat does adjust back / forth ... great chair ... very comfortable ...
1553120
No, it does not lock, however, when in the "A" position and fully inverted, the table back will not move. Your body weight will prevent it from righting itself. It should be plenty stable for most exercises.
713988
I bought this chair for my husband and he loves it! It is a very comfortable chair. It has a lock mechanism if you want to lock in a certain position when tilting it backwards. Or you can leave it "unlocked" which makes it have like a spring rocking motion while sitting in it. As for tilting forward, not really sure what you are asking. If you want to tilt backwards, like I say it has a button to "lock" in place and you can also 'unlock" it to sit more forward. It does have about 4 or 5 adjustments for the lumbar support. My husband thinks it is a great chair for the price. I hope we have helped answer your questions.
682825
The chair is able to lean back but keep in mind that this chair is very inexpensive, and you get what you pay for. The leaning mechanism is put together by a spring and a lever with only two settings, "On" or "Off". The chair will always be returned to its default upright state due to the spring mechanism so if you want to lean back, you'll need to utilize some muscle.
1477025
I have purchased this chair abd find that it does allow feet above heart rate by about 3-4 inches....best I have tried for sure!
803391
You must remain upright. The chair even came with a warning not to lean back in it.
1323148
You can lock it into place or you can release the latch and lean back - If you are considering buying this chair, know that the wheels break - I bought two of the chairs and the wheels broke on both. Just order yourself a good set of replacement wheels....not a big issue. The chair is very nice and has held up well. I have one of home and office and get compliments almost daily. I hope this helps.
1321417
Yes...In a way. The chair does not have an independent height control. Adjusting the tilt of the chair also raises it. Honestly it works best at a very sharp tilt where the chair is consequently raised to a height which is fairly convenient for a counter.
132319
No, not above the heart. More of a nice level stretch. It's a wonderfully comfortable chair and a good buy for the price.
1966983
It locks which can possibly cause a situation where you can hurt yourself if there is too much tension. However, all you have to do is stand up if you are not comfortable in anyway. I found this device is so effective, you really need to start with just a little tension and work your way up over weeks. I am 6'3" and have no problems using it in my doorway in a chair.
118774
No. There is no true locking position, however there is a point in which the legs will cease to pull out.
1065166
Not sure if it does, I don't have a tape measurer to check, however, it raises enough for my legs to plant firmly on the floor and not feel like they are either too low or too high, and I am 6' tall, so, that is important to me. However, it doesn't lean back at all, it's locked in a rigid position unless I change the angle or height, it does not allow a rocking type motion.
1606220
I don't believe it does lock when folded. It is a problem for me as well. I am using a small bungee cord to keep the chair folded.