I am 5' 7'' with long legs. Would 65 or 75 be best for exercise? If 75 when do you expect to have more of this size in stock? Thanks
600999
I would suggest the 65 for you...I am 5'2"-I use the 55. People 6' tall would use the 75. There is more knowledgeable, research-based advice out there, not me. Please google.
366967
I'm really not sure, I have only owned these, to be safe I would get these, I just read all the reviews. I am 180, 5'10 and athletic muscular build, they work great but you you will have to get use to the ankle pain after a few uses. I recommend 10-15 a day, maybe twice a day if you can. I got them primarily for abdominal exercise.
1243999
I am 5' 5 and the short wide comes up to my knee. I needed the wide because of the ortho boot. I think a regular short will fit you just fine. It is a great product.
932242
If you are 72" or under, I strongly advise against a L/L, unless you have unusually long legs. Without boots or shoes the cuffs sit at my heels, or actually under them. A L/R should fit a six- foot person just right.
2098772
I am 5'6" and it's plenty long enough to do lunges. I do mine along the 72inch side. I use it for p90x-3 and it works for most everything. A couple of moves need some extra space but it's very good otherwise.
1875499
I'm 6'5", big guy, I wear a 32" inseam pant (to give you an indication of length of leg). My feet are on the foot rest when I put my Buckingham back (at the end of it, but they are on it). Very comfortable. It was worth the purchase for me. John P
92693
I'm about 5'9", ordered a 26, and it was about ankle length. It depends on what you are using it for. If you are using it for kendo, go 26. I use mine for costuming. I use army blousing bands to cinch the legs about the top of black tabi boots to make a "tucked in" appearance as part of a ninja costume. Works great for that too. Hope this helps.
1538027
i am just below 5' as i am shrinking in my old age (71) and it works fine with my short legs !!!
469271
24" should be fine, it's your inseam length that matters more than anything and the saddle height is adjustable and doesn't slip that I've seen. At 180 lbs, mines held up fine doing jumps and what-not, that certainly put more than 260 lbs of force on it, they're pretty sturdy.
219440
I am 5'5" and the small is fine for me. They are a maybe a little short but at 112 I did not want baggy tights. If you are a big build at 5'7" I would guess lg might work for you but if you are a slimmer build perhaps medium is the way to go??
501219
I'm 6' and 260lbs and fit fine. The leg positioning is adjustable and that helps control your balance point. My wife is 5'5" and we use different adjustment positions but it works basically the same for both of us. Hopefully someone taller will chime in but that may help if not.
1157796
I am 6'1" and there is plenty more leg length on the medium size. Thigh muscle size and glute muscle size will determine whether or not a large would be required over medium. I have a smaller bum and thighs so medium works great for me.
1930161
I'm 6'0" and I feel like I'm maybe a just a bit too long for a perfect fit. But it's workable for me. My biggest complaint is that my feet drag the floor with leg extensions on the down stroke. I'm actually thinking of putting some 2X6 blocks under the feet to give me an inch and a half more clearance. My 15 year old is about 5'9" and he seems to fit without complaint. Neither of us has a problem with hamstring curls. I wouldn't think that 5'6" would be outside the design of the equipment since 5'6" to 6'0" is where a lot of people (men at least) fall. Average US height for men is 5'10" and women 5'5". I'm 6'0" and I feel like I'm maybe a just a bit too long for a perfect fit. But it's workable for me. My biggest complaint is that my feet drag the floor with leg extensions on the down stroke. I'm actually thinking of putting some 2X6 blocks under the feet to give me an inch and a half more clearance. My 15 year old is about 5'9" and he seems to fit without complaint. Neither of us has a problem with hamstring curls. I wouldn't think that 5'6" would be outside the design of the equipment since 5'6" to 6'0" is where a lot of people (men at least) fall. Average US... » Read More I'm 6'0" and I feel like I'm maybe a just a bit too long for a perfect fit. But it's workable for me. My biggest complaint is that my feet drag the floor with leg extensions on the down stroke. I'm actually thinking of putting some 2X6 blocks under the feet to give me an inch and a half more clearance. My 15 year old is about 5'9" and he seems to fit without complaint. Neither of us has a problem with hamstring curls. I wouldn't think that 5'6" would be outside the design of the equipment since 5'6" to 6'0" is where a lot of people (men at least) fall. Average US height for men is 5'10" and women 5'5". « Show Less
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It will depend a little on what you're using the ball for. I am also 5'5", but I'm currently 280 lbs. I sit on the blue 75cm ball every day at work as my office "chair". Mine is somewhat too large for me fully inflated as it will push my calves away from me, not really allowing a "proper" 90 degree bend at my knees. Without this size ball, however, I'd be sitting far too low at my desk to function. As an exercise ball, I firmly believe the 65 cm ball will work well for you with no question. As an office "chair" make sure to account for your weight and measure to ensure this will give you enough height. Measure the distance from hip to floor while sitting on your current desk chair (adjusted to your required working height). Then see if you can sit on a friend's exercise ball or a ball at your local gym and measure again from hip to floor and compare. If the properly inflated ball allows you enough height to work, you're good to go!
1966345
I have the same 6' and 220 lbs; INSEAM for leg length (mine is 31") is more likely the deciding factor - Sam (below) has LONG legs, shorter torso, which for all of us, affects our posture (comfort) whilst riding....I'm still researching as too much stretching forward can be uncomfortable.Also, whether the handle bars can be adjusted UP and DOWN, plus extended away, or back to the rider, makes a huge difference in long distance riding comfort.
49807
For the excercises I use a 65 mm. I bought a 75 mm to sit at my desk at work. I needed more height for that. I'm 5'2 �
2161932
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.