Can anyone tell me what the most upright position is for the back? Can you set it to 90 degree? Thank you much.
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The manufacturer makes no mention of the degree of each sitting position, just that it has 6.
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Yes! I can be set several different positions, including a straight up 90 degrees.It is one purchase we take with us most everywhere we go!
222377
Yes, it will sit straight up. It's very comfortable. If you are using it on bleachers, it will take a bit of room, so beware of that. I am ok with this, because I like my personal space. I love mine.
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Yes, it can. This seat is very comfortable and durable. I have used it for over 2 years and it is still like new. Enjoy!
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yes, you can set it to 90 degrees. i use it when i am sitting in the bleachers. it is a great chair.
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Hi Dr BThere're 3 positions for the back/head portion of the chaise. Flat, about a 22 degree angle, and about a 45 degree angle. Hope this helps you. Jim
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It is adjustable, but does not sit up to a 90 degree angle. I would guess it is more like a 120 degree angle, slightly reclined.
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You need to recline to be comfortable. It is not meant to be used in the upright position.
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The angle at a rough guesstimate is around 30-35 degrees, personally I can't nap in it. Its a bit unforgiving of my bottom and while comfortable for 2-3 hours of regular activity such as reading, watching tv, working on the computer, its fine. But napping not so much. I also have a mac motion recliner, that sucker is a sleeping pill in the shape of a recliner, if I tilt that back its so comfortable that I'm almost guaranteed to be out in short order and I can stay asleep way longer than is productive.
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There are straps behind that activates the recline, so pulling them up to maximum. It's not 90 degrees anyway.
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Back Jacks all have only one angle--about 10 degrees leaning back. That being said, you can adjust the way you sit and/or use our cushion or any cushion. We know there are some knock-offs going around and we even checked one out a few years ago. The "adjustable angle" mechanism we saw definitely appeared to be susceptible to rust and/or other mechanical problems--so we stayed away from it. Regards, BodyMindWisdom
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No, it's either upright or bed position. With that being said I'm impressed withthe quality of the build. It is very good for maintaining proper posture, but if you want to relax you'll want some throw pillows. I paid $420 and feel it was quite a bargain. Hope that helps!
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Do you mean 90 degrees? Because the trimmer itself swivels into an "L" shape (90 degrees) so you can hold it straight down in front of you, swing it back and forth from side to side to trim ground cover. I'm not sure what you mean by 180 degrees, Anita. This unit is heavy and I thought I could do the same thing trimming my lantana. I ended up removing the pole and just using the trimmer itself to cut it. Also, the "on" trigger is a pain, because you need to keep it constantly depressed and it won't lock in the on position. I guess you'd have to use a hinge of duct tape to keep it depressed when you trim. It's great for me when I trim my high hedge in the back. I swivel the trimmer in a position that's comfortable to cut. Hope this helps.
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The ad states "Adjustable from 0Degree - 30Degree angles for maximum relaxation" but I did not find this to be true. I tried to get it to swivel a bit but was afraid I would break it if I used any more force, so I am reasonably sure it is not positional!
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It has three positions, one is almost upright, and the last is about 45 degrees back. It will not lie flat.
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The chair is very firm. It is good for my back. I would have preferred the seat to be softer, but it is ok. It is important to have your hips and knees at a 90 degree angle to relieve stress on the back.
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Hello, the back is straight up and down. a 90 degree angle. thank you for your inquiry.
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It's approximately 100°. Good lumbar support too! The trick is to set the seat distance properly, so you aren't putting undue pressure on the seatback.
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I haven't actually measuredd it. At a guess, if fully upright is 90 degrees, fully reclined is 150 - 160 degrees. It's far enough that I only fully recline when I want to nap.
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If you say the chair is at 90 degrees in the picture, it reclines back another 45 degrees (Just about half way to being completely parallel to the ground. Hope that helps!!!
1146857
Back Jacks all have only one angle--about 10 degrees leaning back. That being said, you can adjust the way you sit and/or use our cushion or any cushion. We know there are some knock-offs going around and we even checked one out a few years ago. The "adjustable angle" mechanism we saw definitely appeared to be susceptible to rust and/or other mechanical problems--so we stayed away from it. Regards,BodyMindWisdom