Can you use this while alone? If you invert yourself, are you assured that you can get back to the starting position and free yourself? LOL
1662245
At first is kind of scary but you get use to it and yes you can get back to the starting position very easily.I really recomend it
1662246
Yes, I had no issue with getting back to the starting position by myself. Make sure you read all the safety guides, especially about the amount of time you are upside down. There is an adjustable strap that can limit the inversion distance.
1662247
First off, there are two adjustments that might prevent that. The unit cones with an adjustable strap. You adjust how far you want to be inverted. Shorten it up at first, thus limiting your verticle position. When fully comfortable then loosen it up to go fully verticle. Secondly, you adjust the position of your feet relative to the units pivot point. If you are alone, I would suggest setting it for a fairly tall person, which places a good amt of your weight in the upright position. You can however maneuver yourself back to verticle using the dual handle bars also
1662248
As long as the unit is set-up / adjusted correctly for the user's height, it seems to do really well at balancing around the user's center-of-gravity, so that moving one's arms makes the table invert. I have not gone fully inverted yet but have had no problems getting back upright, usually just a slight pull on the handrails & move my arms toward my legs works. I'd suggest starting with smaller degrees of inversion & build up.
997750
Hi. Yo can use it directly from your key ring or use another method. I didn't try to detatch it.
107319
yes, I used it extensively this past week by myself. It worked well when I adjusted the back seat as far as I could to the middle of the boat. it worked very well.
585733
hi J....and that was my frustration. getting it to balance and no one to ask. With this system you are on your own with zero tech support All the adjusting you just did to get it to two seconds? Do it all over and over. I did ever so slowly and carefully until I had enough and returned it.
919173
Depends on how long you can handle it. I can only invert less than a minute until I get really dizzy. Do it in short increments is probably the best thing.
632156
well the 960 version has the full handles which will help if you get "stuck"....however, if you set it to an inch or two taller than you are, you can make it where it won't fully invert so you shouldn't get into a situation where you're upside down and can't get up....also, there is a strap that you can set it so it only inverts so much.....i think if you utilize those two things you shouldn't have any issues.....
1193331
Yes, you can. When you start recording your initial loop in reverse, hit the FX switch again - this will stop the recording, disengage the Reverse FX and start an overdub so your loop is played back in reverse immediately, enabling you to solo on top of it right away.
610276
Hi.That's my case, and I did it by myself. I watched an utube video with the instructions and I was good to go.
100575
It won't work as a standalone remote starter (you will need a separate remote starter module), but it will work as an immobilizer bypass.
1818868
I've been beat to this a hundred times already, it seems.Yes, you can play by yourself. It may or may not be as fun as with friends, it just depends on your imagination. I generally play with at least 3 people, but I have played a round mostly solo and it was actually pretty cool.
892067
Theorectically you could use the stick on your neck and back. You would position the valley on either side to stradle the vertebre. I've never tried it but now that you mention it, I will give it a go tonight. My first thought was it would be darn uncomfortable but I won't know until I try. Great question.
712112
Interesting question. So I tried it & I was able to mount it backwards. Yes you can.
225425
I think that you can use it when the engine is running. I always use it with the engine off and the key turned to the run position.
610273
Yes! That's my case and I did it by myself. I watched an utube video with instructions and I was good to go.:-)
2136887
If you have average or better flexibility, you can put it on by yourself. (Good thing, too, because I found it impossible to adjust without taking it off and putting it back on several times.)
215920
I never tried it. If it helps you, I'll try it tomorrow when I'm home. I run it horizontally. You'd have to secure its position sideways.
2196553
I can but it takes effort or a mirror so you can see the strap behind you. I have fairly limited range of motion of my shoulders due to rotator cuff problems so while it is doable alone, sometimes my wife will help me which is easier. HAving said that, I always put it on myself after a bike ride, so it is possible just takes a little patience.