Is this difficult to adjust compared to the TRX?
597031
I don't own a trx, but the woss is very simple to adjust your strap length. Takes seconds. Very doable during workouts. Comparable time expense as switching dumbells or rolling out a mat.
597032
I haven't used TRX, but my trainer has and he likes WOSS because of the price. He says it is just as good. It is easy for me to adjust and I am not that savvy.
597033
Actually it is simpler. I have used my friend's trx and prefer the Woes because the straps can slide through the carabinier and adjust naturally. For instance with the trx you have to fiddle with both straps to make them even whereas you can often just shorten/lengthen one of the Woss straps, grab the handles and even the sides just by putting some weight on them(with hand or feet). The sliding function also allows for more interesting exercise variations. I have bought 5 sets for friends and they are all still going strong.
1118459
Im not sure. I think there may be enough adjustability. I would give cycle op a call their customer service is great.
1936096
The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on... » Read More The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. « Show Less
1862792
Hi. I don't know. I weight 210 and use the mount for the trx system. Using the bolts/screws that came with the mount and attaching it into a heavy beam it would probably work.
1182300
I have used both. The biggest difference is the Price! Both of the products do the exact same thing. The TRX is made of higher quality materials, but not enough for it to cost so much more. I am now using the Woss 3000, but I am using the workout guides from the TRX since they are more advanced.
1247642
It takes a little patience. The hardware allows for a lot of adjustment. Each bike is different. Slight adjustments in height, tilt and distance from your face can make a big difference. I brought the necessary tools to a parking lot near a highway to allow for quick adjustments and test runs.
1963062
It's pretty easy. I've found it's easiest to grab the top middle and pull to the angle I want. The only thing I could consider a downside is that to adjust back down you have to go past the highest adjustment to go back down.
1984141
In my opinion, I would say no. For TRX Strapping System you need solid base; secure bar, solid door so on.
1104361
It doesn't take me any longer than 30 seconds per adjusting nut; not difficult at all. I've had mine over a year now, traveled many a mile with the 3380 in place, wouldn't change a thing.
228741
Adjusting the seat location is difficult. I asked my grandsonl to make the adjustment for me, which he did, but I still need a back cushion. The bike is not as efficient as I might like, but it works well. Different programs are simply too vague to be helpful. I just ride while watching the tv. I also use a treadmill and a shiatsu massage chair and trade off one device at a time. Dorothy
99506
I have this problem also. The seat is easy to adjust but between my wife and I the handlebars are a major ordeal to adjust; there are four bolts that need to be removed, then move the handlebars and then replace the bolts. Not a quick fix.
1182298
I use the TRX at my trainers gym and have the WOSS at home. The TRX is more durable and the straps are easier to adjust but the WOSS works just fine, especially for the ~1/week maintenance workout that I do. But at $40 vs $160-200, the WOSS is a steal! Get one, you'll love it!
1938140
Ruben, there is a learning curve, but well worth it. It seems a bit awkward working the tilt-shift knobs. Sometimes I wish I had another hand! It is a great lens - almost magical...Fred
463140
Some people say they are same. I have one, I like it If you want to have very smooth and bright skin ，I suggest you buy TR350
13411
Not hard at all. Shifting to a higher chainring requires very little effort. It's my assumption that your current cables are worn causing internal friction that makes shifting difficult. This new shifter includes new cables as well.
1911410
very easy to adjust but you have to get off the bike to do it. Seat is rather uncomfortable but otherwise bike is exactly as the ones at my apartment complex gym and like the one at Gold's Gym where I used to be a member.I really love this bike. Did a lot of research before I ordered it
1858214
The more you use it the more accustomed to adjusting it you become. However, I haven't found adjusting the straps "swift". It is an awesome work out though.