how easy is it to roll while sitting on it? have L-shaped work station, need to go back &amp; forth without twisting.
223593
It is really easy to roll while sitting on it and I work on a L-shaped station too without any problems.
435341
My husband says the wheels are way in the front of the machine and you should be able to just push it. I believe I have rolled it myself once folded without a problem and I'm only 5'1". By the way, I LOVE my treadmill! Maybe the model you looked at didn't have the wheels attached?
857530
I prop mine up at work all the time. It doesn't slide. I think this may be a good fit for you.
1677969
Mine rotates fine, but it is not going to spin if that is the speed of rotation you need. I use mine to reline and one in a while I rotate to a different angle in the room. Hope that answers your question. I have never owned a seat so comfortable!
27933
Yes, it can be rolled easily from room to room and long as it is not loaded down, or you have large transition between the 2 room. I use mine for just hanging things to dry and keep it next to the washing machine. I roll it our to clean behind and under it. I needs to be guided some, cause all 4 wheels swivel and the wheels are very small. I hope this help you.
323935
Super easy to do! Just clip in the front wheels and put nuts on to hold the back wheels. The Arms and legs are removable by just pushing them on. It took less than 5 minutes. You can definitely do it yourself. This is an awesome chair. It rolls easily and fits through small doorways. Love it!
662075
I would think it is easy to roll up, but would not try to fold it. You might need something like a strap or cord to hold it in place once it is rolled.
950090
If you properly do it it is really easy. I just bend over and hold onto it and just stand up and straighten my back.. its super easy. Probably not OSHA approved but it works great.
1032515
You can roll it as hard as you want without damaging it. It will expand back to its original shape. I have travelled with it lots of times rolled up and it always gets back to its normal shape.
887901
it's designed to roll while one is sitting (I weight approximatelly 170lbs)
668310
You can move your arms all you want if you do not hold onto the arm rest on top. Can even lean on it while going "hard core" on the stepper. Mine doesn't wobble side to side. Folds up semi-easily. Weighs roughly 35 pounds but, in awkward distribution. I actually don't keep mine folded up - keep it off to the side in my bedroom next to a dresser. Does not take up much space. I have quick weights and other exercise pieces underneath it on a pad. Easy to pick up and move where I want it to go. I usually have it facing the dresser, put my kindle on top of the dresser and watch Netflix while working out.
2219225
Very easy. I keep mine unfolded all the time. I love this machine. Plus it looks good in a room un-folded.
2136607
I love it. The reason I bought it was my husband seemed to break every other "easy load" kind that I had. The roll has never fallen off mine. You stretch it slightly as you install a roll, but not enough to bend it. It lets the roll turn freely, however, so occasionally I try to snatch a towel and it lets several roll off. That's just when I'm in a hurry and don't watch what I'm doing. Hope this helps.
1817669
I does better to lay it flat somewhere, but it will roll up and then lay flat again after you pull it out again. The edges will warp some with the rolling.
617251
It is a flat seat, nothing will roll off if you place it in the center. The very edges are rounded but only about half an inch. You shouldn't have a problem.
578761
i used it to space my rows apart so you just shuffle up and down the row on one side like an office chair, then spin to the other side at the end of the row to the other side and go back(like an office chair). Its not hard to make it turn, just easier to follow rows that are straight. Also, if its in uneven dirt then its a bit tough to scoot. not an issue to me though. its really a great product.
1576547
It is not "quick release" or adjust on-the-fly, by say, moving a lever or pressing a "button". So you can't sit at it and adjust it up-down, up-down, up-down on demand by hand while you sit there. It's not like one of those hospital carts that do that. You would need to use a tool - screwdriver or socket - I forget and I'm not in front of the table at the moment to check for you - loosen the bolts, set the height, and then tighten it back up. Doing this isn't hard at all in my opinion, but you do have to use tools and set a fixed height.