Will this model have sufficient range of motion for a 6'3''; and is it more stable-steady than the Weiders?
2016434
Yes, it will have enough range if you are 6'3". I'm 6'0", and no where near close to the end of the range. I don't know anything about the Weiders, but stability has never been an issue. You would have to try to knock it over while using. Not easy to do, but possible if you actually try to knock it over.
2135666
The walker, as previously reviewed, is well made, stable and adjustable. Without actually going back to the product I believe adjustment heights are listed somewhere. I think this comes in a petite version but would think this one is fine for 5 feet and, of course, is returnable if not.
2078024
I'm 6'1" and don't have the seat all the way up and it's about half was back from its rearest most position so I would think you'd be fine. The machine has exceeded my expectations for sure. Great value for the money.
68559
I'm not sure it's ideal for me when running. It could use bigger wheels that would help with that. It's not impossible but being 6ft it's on the border of being too short to run comfortably.
297565
I have never tried the previous model. I do not notice any stability issues on this model.
1248850
I'm 160 and 5"7. I don't have any problems with the machine shaking or wobbling. I am pleased with it.
434878
I am 6'- 0" tall and have no problems. Length of legs might be the determining factor. I am still very much liking this rbike... worth the money.
262745
My husband is 6'2" and doesn't have a problem, but if I were you I would try to find one on display somewhere and check it out before buying it.
593125
I have no problems with it being stable. It doesn't tip(unless all your weight is on one edge). Or bounce/shift under you. And I have balance and depth perception issues! So I think you'll be safe.
1995560
It has three positions. I'm 6'2" but longer then usual reach. I use it in the middle position and still have full motion.
593126
I bought this unit because it has 6 legs. It is very stable. I have no problem recommending this product. I have RA and at 65 years old falling is not a small consideration, so I had the same question before I purchased mine. I am very pleased with it.
33175
It's pretty stable. It's just not as stable as 4-wheels for obvious reasons. I love my 3-wheeled walker. Lighter, easier to fold and handles better & it will go through smaller openings.
2078022
Good bike but for 6'3" I'd suggest trying before buying. I don't think weight will be an issue
1518870
I think so, I'm 6'0" and don't have any problems with it. Love it actually, just make sure you weigh it down because it slides a lot if you don't.
835773
I was 263lbs 6'2 when I first bought this and I must say it is very robust and durable. If you shake a lot it will move a little bit but they all will if it's not bolted down to the floor. If was a great buy for me and I love. P.S. make sure you have at least 8' ft ceiling or higher the better because this thing is tall.
1168828
I'm pretty heavy handed and I found it to be very stable. I don't believe you would be disappointed with this purchase.
2230306
I'm 5'3" and it works fine for me, I can't see that it would be any different for someone a few inches shorter. The one difference that I noticed with this machine compared to other row machines is that you can't accumulate momentum, which is actually really nice, it makes it so your first pull on the bar is the same difficulty, as every time you pull it, if that makes sense.