What percentage is the incline? Can't find that answer anywhere.
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It has about a 2.25" rise for about 7% slope. It's not much but it's not flat either.
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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.
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It has a slight slope up and then down again as you go towards the back. It starts at 18 inches at the front and curves up to 18 1/2 almost immediately and then back down to 18 again at the back. I bought two and love them.
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It is 15% and is fixed at that. Just out of curiosity I did try to level it by placing blocks under it but it just didn't work. It isn't too steep but it is steep enough to provide a good workout. I do a steady fast walk and 15 minute in I am drenched. I average 45 minutes twice a day although sometimes I go a full hour. My stamina has increased and I've lost 5 lbs. in the past month. That may not sound like much but I am only 135lbs to begin with and 5'5". My goal is not weight loss but to keep from gaining weight. I absolutely love my Avari and would recommend it to anyone who doesn't want or need frills or fancy. Hope this answers your question.
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Even though I'm looking at mine and it says 14.8%, I see the back of the one being sold here is 15.2%. I guess they have made them in different strengths.
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By my measurements, the track walking surface is 55 inches long. For 10% incline, the front would have to rise 5.5 inches. Mine rises four inches for about a 7.25 % incline. I've used the machine extensively and have owned it for six months. It does not seem any noisier or squeakier. In fact, it's very quiet.
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Not as far as I have determined. It seems to stay in a fixed position. I have not been able to adjust the incline.
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The TC's treadles go up down with your steps, so yes it is a constant incline. It is very low impact. I am 63 have always had shin splints. I just got done, no pain. TC is major investment but worth it. My wife also uses it.
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it has 15 incline levels; that is the max I've used. Really like this machine.
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It's smooth on both sides. Really wouldn't provide good non-slip on incline - I just use for asphalt parking (stand tends to have a narrow profile)
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I am not sure why they list an "unoccupied" rise specification. Better to ask the manufacturer. I do know it will safely hold an incline of six inches. Hope all goes well for you. God bless the disabled.
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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.
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The bench has a -15 degree decline position, 0 degree flat position and approximately 25, 45, 60 and 75 degree incline positions. The 75 degree position is almost fully vertical but not quite. Hope this helps. Craig Z.
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It's an actual incline via motor. The highest incline level on the Sole is not as aggressive as the Precor's I see/use at the gym however.
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I researched this question. I don't recall with 100% percent certainty the answer. - I've used the wedge for over a year, and it has held up very well. - I want to say it is a 30 degree incline.
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it is made of hard plastic, would not use it on an incline. great on flat surfaces.
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I'm used to adjusting inclines on a treadmill. I don't recall inclines tied to elliptical's. I don't think mine has an incline adjustment.