What is the maximum stride length possible? I have a 35" inseam. There will be no running, brisk walking only.
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I have a 32" inseam and can walk comfortably and run. You probably won't be able to run but walking should be fine
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Inseam is 5" on all sizes. S = 29-31", M = 32-34", L = 35-37", per the asicsamerica.com website.
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Just dug this out to check for you. Definitely not :o( I am a US 7 - 7.5 (24.5cm) and I can't even come close. Max foot length of 21 -22cm approx.
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I did not measure the inseam, but I typically wear a 31.5" inseam and these fit very well. Hope that helps. Very true to size.
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Haven't measured it, but the inseam on the "Pace" shorts is on the short side - probably about 3.5". These are racing and speedwork shorts, so they show a lot of leg. I don't care and wear them for daily training anyway. If you're looking for something like a bathing suit or longer, these are probably not the shorts for you. However, they are super comfortable for running.
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Hey Elizabeth. Stride length wont be an issue. I am 6'1" and have no problem at all with stride length. Its the best elliptical for the money. I love mine. I am 221 and bodybuild and have my own home gym and use it twice a week and very solid club feel. I think you will be very pleased. Hope this response helps. If you get it let me know what you think..
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Yes. I have noted that the length is not really true to size. A 32" inseam looked like high waters on me. I bought two pairs at two different times and vendors with the same result.... Maybe they aren't supposed to have the length of the taclites, but whatever it is, it's noticeable. I don't wear them because of this.
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I don't think you can, or would, push it past the stops. I have shorter legs, about a 30" to 31" inseam, and I can hit the stops. I also have extremely powerful legs and could press far more than this machine can accommodate. So my point is, keep in mind that this is a good machine, but think lighter weight, more reps, and don't expect it to be like a serious high-end gym machine. It is a great home piece.
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Depends on how athletic and intense you want your stride to be. If beginner, it is a good length because you do not want to be discouraged. I am 5 feet, female, and the 6 feet is great, but am thinking of getting a longer one too for intense days. I put weights on the sides because when I do intensity slides, sometimes the whole thing slides (I have new wood floors that are slick). The sides are pretty solid, but I just found I was moving the board when doing intervals.
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Ditto's to get large and trim down if required. I'll throw another wrench in the works though. If you are NOT a strong heel striker when running (which is a good thing) and actually land somewhat mid-foot or rather flat, I'd suggest the full-length version of their lift, because the lack of height on one leg can still be noticeable with negative effects with the forefoot lower. Then you'll really want large to give enough room to trim the same as the insole to go under it.
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It could be close, depending upon your leg length. I am about 5'3-4" and I do not have the seat in the lowest notch. The lowest notch is about another 3 inches lower. My upper torso is long and my legs are short, so it might work for you. My inseam is 29.5". If the seat isn't quite low enough, possibly you could put some padding between the bottom of your foot and the peddles. It is a great exercise bicycle!
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I would buy the extra large, based on your waist. The inseam is about 9 inches. Those should fit but if not you can always return or exchange them. I hope this helps,
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It depends on how long-legged you are. I'm only 5'10", but with a 34+" inseam, it's barely big enough for me. I do still use it a lot, so I guess it's fine, but if my seat had more notches, I would use them. My husband is 6'1", but his legs are a little shorter than mine - he has no problem with the fit. I suspect if your inseam is 34" or below, you will fit fine. If your legs are much longer than that, you probably won't like the fit.
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Your inseam would likely be more relevant than height. There is a link for "Bike sizing and fit" at: http://www.schwinnbikes.com/usa/bikes/hybrid/network-3-0#/resources
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No idea. My wife is 5'10 and 5'11. Neither of US has had a problem with the stride. It is not adjustable or anything, but I have never felt the strike was unduly short for me (I had been concerned about it when I read the reviews). The shoe size isn't going to be a problem, I can say that much.
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I am not much taller with short legs. 28" pant legs mine is set for 2'6". This is one of those things that sounds complicated but is very simple. Go out side on the sidewalk with a felt pen and walk with your regular walking step. Stop dead as you are walking, in the middle of a regular step. Make a felt pen mark in front of the toe each foot and use a tape measure and measure the distance between the marks and you've got the number you need to put into the pedometer. Hope this helps you.
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On mine, the minimum stride-inseam (from pedal at bottom to seat) is 24.5 inches. Seat is minimum of 30.5 inches from ground.