Would a person who is 6'7' tall be able to push this without bending over in the process? If so, it looks like an answer for my son.
1664809
It is about the same heighth as your average grocery shopping cart. If he doesn't have to bend over for one of them, this should work for him. It is a nice cart for the price.
2174675
I don't have the height measurement, but I am 6'2" and push it comfortably without bending over.
1585040
I gave it to my mom as a gift but i'm pretty sure you can push it. You can't lean on it though like a walker.
1482896
Not likely. I have found that 15-18 pounds and length of max 30 inches from head to toe would be pushing it.
184447
I don't think so, you need the use of your legs here, just bending over will not give you the same results.
1329417
It is true it is firmer pushing into the wall than away but it shouldn't be too difficult. My 5 year old can do it so maybe you need to loosen up the joint where it bends. If not I would call the manufacturer to see if there is something more to do.
2035541
Joe,I'm 6' 2" and it works very well for me. No bending at all. And it trails behind you such that it doesn't hit your heels as you walk.
190072
Yes, that'd be no problem. It seems to be built for average and shorter people. I'm 5'7" and I have it on the farthest out setting.
1808838
you should check the product dimensions and measure it from the floor up. thereafter, tell your husband to simulate pushing a horizontal bar from that height. If he is not comfortable, then he won't like it. some tall guys are alright. I think it might have to do with the elasticity of the shoulders or the bulkiness of the muscles.
865583
I doubt it. It will ride the weight but wont ride well. At 6 feet you will feel pretty awkwArd. Its not a big bike. I would save this for the mature kiddos
527427
No he won't be able to. My daughter was 33 inches when I bought this and she was having a hard time reaching it. Sorry
314844
This meant as a general Comment for all the Answers: Thank you everyone for all your answers. At topping 300lbs, I suspect I wouldn't be able to even sit on this without being worried about crushing it, heh. I usually don't pay a lot of attention to weight limits on things that seem like they should be ultra sturdy (I have no problems climbing a ladder with a 200lb rating, for instance, I just don't jump up and down on it and I balance my weight). But it sounds like this would be an injury waiting to happen. Thank you all for taking your time to answer this!
49747
It's quite rigid and I would not count on bending it at all. The stiffness means you can push it into not-stony soil pretty easily by hand or with light taps on top with a hammer.
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.
959489
I would still buy this one. My husband is 5'10" weighs 160 and I am able to maneuver him just fine. The back is high enough for him. I believe if anyone was over 6' it may be a little low but would still be okay. It is a little difficult to push over wide thresholds but not impossible. We spend a lot of time going to therapy at a hospital and there are lots of doors with thresholds and we do just fine. Hope this helps.
1832581
yes just make sure you tighten the knob of the top when you get to the perfect height so it does not push down if you lean on it.
2257336
Its hard to explain there is kind of a trap door that you lift up to make it go down a level. There is absolutely no way a kid could move it or that it could somehow get misallined. It is very sturdy, pretty sure I could stand on it with no problem.