Can I use this to do calve raises, or will it topple? I am approximately a 130 lbs
1821463
I tried calf raises and found this stepper to be completely solid and sturdy.
1821464
I don't know for sure but I bought it for an 88 year old woman recovering from a broken pelvis. She is short and needed to use it to get in and out of the bed and the car. I am impressed with the stability of it! I stepped on and off several times and it never moved at all.
290474
It can and it will support much more than 35lb. I am still amazed by how well this is made. It is very solid even when it's lifted all the way up. You will love it.
207419
Yes it will lift if you don't hold the base. Base is very light. You will love this product. Trust me it worthy your money.
724274
Sorry I am not sure have never done it but it may! I am thinking it may be to top heavy and fall over.
1610972
I weight about 155 and its sturdy when you do multiple exercise on it. It is a little shaky but I think is because of my ground level.
2122133
It may be too unstable if it is too long/wide. They have a 90-degree angle version that may be better for you... look for it on Amazon or the manufacturer's website heightadjustableworktable dot com.
1042002
If my 130lbs wife used it as a stool to reach for something, I would not be surprised if her feet went through the top. I am not confident enough to test it.
1730799
i would think so, but it's very light, not sure if it would topple...you might need to put a plywood or plexiglass circle under it, or a couple of anchors to the table top depending how you're using it
696377
The chin up bar nor the dip bars exceed the length of the base. So your body weight does not throw it off balance. I weigh 190 and I attach a 25lb weight to myself and I can do both wide grip and close grip pull-ups. Keep in mind, this machine isn't anchored to the floor. With enough aggressive shaking, it can lose its balance. Hope this helps.
2139440
It sits far enough for pull ups with room for swaying. You won't be able to do any kipping pull ups, and with your height exercises like knees to elbow and toes to bar may be out of the question. I bought the bar mainly for pull ups and ability to do suspension type training with a little ring work. I mounted the bar a couple inches of max reach, so I jump up a little. When mounted properly I've never experienced any wiggle, sway, or give from the anchor. With that said, buy your own lag bolts. They break!
2138438
I do believe it can. It comes with additional platforms in case you need it to be higher. and it's very supportive for my workouts, so i definitely believe this could be useful for your purpose. Hope this helps!
1625384
Depends on how intensely you exercise, but most likely, no. The base is not sturdy enough.
1100442
Seems as though u could, since it lowers and rises. Use it for my reiki table which is waist high.
1408342
So far it's holding up my 170 lb weight after a few uses ..just up and down stepping .. Nothing prolonged ... That might be a different story . The bottom step is not too narrow .
859380
I can't speak to it's actual rating, but I wouldn't worry about pushing up heavy weight with this under you, it's solid. Just make sure it's assembled properly, mine had an issue with the spring pin for the seat incline seeming to be about 1/8 too short, meaning it could possibly pop out in use. I haven't had an actual problem, but watch the adjustment on it, it needs to be spot on.
2127275
Hi Tim, this bar stool is not strong, I think any one over 160 lbs just don't buy it!
1064344
You will be fine on hight as I have had a friend that hight use it. It seems very sturdy and I would guess weight is fine, but I have not had anyone use it over about 325.