I have two questions One of several centimeters in length and width (not inches)? Is the machine weighs 6.5 kg can stand on it? Thank you to reply as
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It is fairly sturdy, about 2.5 times the width of the Nespresso Machine that I have sitting on it.
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1) The sizes are the following: length 35 cm, width - 37 cm, height - 6 cm. 2) My machine's weight is 6.0 kg and I am sure the storage can hold 2-3 kgs more. The stands of it are very solid and the top glass is thick enough.
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I use the machine and I'm 6'5, 250 lbs. When doing some exercises I need to lift my feet in the air because There is no where on the glideboard to put them when I'm laying down. But that makes it a better workout because I'm using my abdominals. As far as weight is concerned, I do some explosive excercises on the machine and it doesn't move or slide on the floor and the machine is pretty sturdy. I use the weight bar to add extra weight making the machine carry the maximum load of 350 lbs. The machine is solid. I definitley recommend it. I use it in combination with free weights. I love it.
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The actual dimensions are a little less than what is posted on the site. I measured ours at: 25"W x 73"L x 65"H The front frame of the machine is the widest point at 25". The back wheel area actually measures narrower than that at around 20"W. The handles are the highest points at 65"H. Also, the power cord plugs into the bottom back area of the back wheelhouse - - - something to consider when planning on where to situate the machine in relation to an outlet. There are wheels on the back of the machine so theoretically, it can be moved by lifting the front frame and wheeling it like a wheelbarrow. This came in handy when initially placing it, but it is very heavy and I can't imagine doing this on a daily basis.
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I'm also 5'6" and the cart is OK. However, its on a heavy side. Makes sense for heavy loads, but for l;ite shopping I don't use it any more.m.
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This machine Weighs more than some of the others, but it is very well built and has a carrying handle. Yes, it is quite portable. I think you would be very satisfied with the machine.
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Looks like it is 200 lbs. Sole E55 Elliptical TrainerIt certainly felt that heavy while setting it up. This is a machine you want to assemble in the room where it will reside. The flywheel assembly alone required two people to move.
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These machines are not built for hvy use. 250 # is probable the very max. I loaned mine to a friend who weighs over 200# and the trans axle broke. I suggest buying a sturdier machine.
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Very little weight, if any at all. The over sensitivity on the machine will not handle well with additional weight put in it.
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6 inch with no problems. You can't rush it . Just let the machine do the work
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I don't know. My 94 year old mother tried to use the machine and it scooted across the floor for her. She's not very tall. I'm sorry I can't address your question beyond this response. I'm 5/7" and it didn't run smoothly for me. Mom said it didn't run smoothly for her either.
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Looks like it is 200 lbs. http://www.amazon.com/SOLE-E55-11-Sole-Elliptical-Trainer/dp/B003Z4G7IC/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t It certainly felt that heavy while setting it up. This is a machine you want to assemble in the room where it will reside. The flywheel assembly alone required two people to move.
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That is relative my friend. It is a big machine and the wheels are quality. I 6'2" and 260 lbs. I can move it around but got tired of that and built a nice generator box right by my house. I created an outdoor plugin to run it to my transfer switch ($300 with self install). Works great. But is is big. Sux trying to move it in the snow. buy a few 2x4s, 4x4s, and plywood to remedy that problem (another $500 if you are handy). hope that helps. It is a great generator and runs my whole house (Small)
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I asked my husband. He is 5'4" and 185 lbs, 72 yo. He said no. He really likes this machine and uses it most days. I hope this info helps.
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If you are 6'5"... you are likely to be a heavier person. I am 5'9" and weighed 215 lbs when I started using mine. I destroyed the wheels in the seat rollers 4 times in the space of 8 months. This trac is nice and cost effective but my thinking is that it is for a person that is no heavier than maybe 185. At 6'5" you would also be restricted. The dimensions of the machine are probably not long enough for you spans.
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I'm not sure about an exact weight, but it holds at least 225 and some times 315 for me. The problem lies with control. Since the unit is one large upright tower it has very little lateral support. If you do any movements with or a weight you can not purely push vertically the machine could shift( it's actually light for a smith machine) or cause the tower supports to become unstable. I have personally loved mine because of its compact size, but as I mentioned, i only do very controlled motions and make sure my form is tight throughout the entire lift. Hope that helps.
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It is not lightweight; but I can manage it all right. It does not move from where it is positioned when at work. Very sturdy; well made. I am guessing it weighs about 6-7 pounds; not sure. If you are looking for GOOD workmanship, then this is your machine. I have been thrilled with the results it produces from the first moment I used it.
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I have not measured. But honestly, not much. The handles do not go far beyond the front of the machine and the pedals stay within the body of the machine as you use it. You could use in a small space as long as you have a decently high ceiling.