One review said it was too low. What height - can't bend knees that well
1870615
I'm an average guy --- 5'8" or 9" (depending on the time of day LOL!) and I have absolutely no problem what so ever with the stool. It is very handy.
1870616
It is adjustable so that should work for you. The info should also give you the height in the specs section.
1870617
It's about 24" high at its highest. I'm 5'2" and I do bend my knees to sit but it is comfortable.
89850
I'll have to check that...I am short but do not have it at it's lowest setting for my 5' self. So far so good. I did find the cover lacking so I am using the bag I have for my other table. Can't complain, the price was so right.
1806179
I am not sure but I am 5' 10" and it came to my knee. I found it easy to get up from, and I have arthritis in my knees.
846233
If you are normal weight or a few pounds over it is fine. It is low to the floor. My husband is 6'4" and very low for him.
1650581
my husband is 6.1" he hasn't complained being too low. so I guess its good. Good Luck
528304
I am 6'1" and would not want to push it for a long distance, due to bending somewhat. I don't recall if there was an adjustment - unfortunately it is not available to check.
1596450
It was not big enough for my knee and was useless for my knee. I weigh 200. Might work for smaller size weight.
253420
If I bend over some I can grab it to step down when I have something heavy in my hands. I'm 5'5" and think it goes to my knees. When I get a chance, I can measure the height from top step to handle and let you know.
716262
Your height would not be a problem but when you invert even at the smallest inversion, there is a slight pull on you ankles and knees. It would probably be best to ask your doctor about that.
1908674
i believe you can let some air out to lower it a bit, but i'm not sure it's advised. i am 5'2" and it is a good height for me with or without heels. conversely, a co-worker who is 5'8" also uses one without issue. the stool will bend to accommodate shorter individuals while retaining it's height for taller individuals. hope this helps - i love my ergo!
734299
As Patricia indicated, seat height is important, and for taller people too. If the seat is too low, it is difficult for taller individuals with arthritic knees and/or weakened muscles to stand back up. Try sitting and standing with different chair heights before ordering to make sure the height you choose is appropriate.
618100
For a person with bad knees such as I, the floor to seat range is good. It is about 3 feet.
1578700
You will be pushing it. The main thing I see is that there units sit low making it hard for even a 5' 10" person to lower themselves into. It will take very good knees for someone of your height to lower themself into and get back up out of.
1429709
The knee rest on mine can go down to 17 inches from floor to top of knee rest.
1949678
I'm 6'3 with a 36" inseam...rather long legged, and have no problems with mine. I typically dip beyond a 90deg elbow angle as well and my knees never hit the ground. Even hanging weights from my waist that hang below my knees, I have to drop low for them to hit the floor. You should be fine at your height. It's a solid stand and hard to beat the price.
719192
Depends on how low you want to go. I am pretty much the same height. I bend my knees and I can bend my arms 90 degrees. If I tuck my legs further and lean a bit, I can touch my shoulders to the bars, too.
1336507
I am 5'10"; the distance from the floor to the top of my knee is 22" (while wearing an athletic shoe). When I pedal, the top of my knee is around 27-28" high.You can place the deskcycle further ahead under your desk to be sure your knees will not hit. I think you should measure from the floor to the top of your kneeto see if the top of your knee is not much more than 22". This is a sturdy piece of equipment. I've been using this equipment almost daily since the end of March. Hope this info helps.