Will this work for someone morbaly obese who has to stand and reach from side to back?
1831485
Good Morning,Thank you for your inquiry~This should work.Have A Wonderful Day!!
1831486
Thi Is Not A Bad Idea & Is Well Made. It Just Doesn't Hang Onto Toilet Paper Well. Could A Rubber Band Help? Messy Fingers Aside, It Just Doesn't Work Well, For me.
592392
I would think it would work just fine. Might have to bend over a little further than most "vertically impaired" people though!
708287
I think it will be very tight. I don't know if you can stand or turn around safely with this chair in place. You might be better og with a wall mounted seat that folds up. This would give you more room to clean yourself and move safely.
961277
I weigh 275 lbs and it helped my walk on lava in the Galapagos Islands. I don't have a balance problem but this was extremely helpful on the lava's uneven surfaces so I think it would work for you. I like that I could adjust the length since my mom is 5'4'' and I am 5'7''.
632158
Getting back up from even an upside down position is all about your arm placement & balance. Bear in mind, my husband uses the Teeter religiously & has no problem because he is 5'10" & weighs 175 lbs. I don't know how it would respond with someone with a different body physique. It came with a video & I would highly recommend watching it.
1108108
If you need something to support you weight you should install a handicapped grab bar. I find this to be well built but I doubt that it is designed to support a persons body weight.
726019
hi I would think so as I know it has worked for others at around that weight but not that height.
1605744
If you can bend far enough to reach it will work. I find it simple to use and I have very limited mobility.
1078284
If you stand far enough away from it or are less than 11 inches tall, then yes, it will suit that purpose but only if you are upside down and backwards.
730005
Yes, especially if you are petite. I have purchased posture + and I am purchasing posture + mini for my wife (110lbs). she's tried my posture + and no effect on her since her pelvis falls in the bucket completely.
1409673
It will! Because your legs act as two of the legs the "chair" adjusts to your height well. Your weight is well within limits. Enjoy. This item has enabled many an excursion.
781431
If you are asking if it will support someone, the answer is yes. However, without knowing the person's weight, or what limitations are being dealt with, I don't know how to address your concern.
1402377
Based upon the construction of the Embody, I would say "NO", it will not work. Take Care!
19036
it may hold you upside down,remember that thre's a part that's intend to provide ajustments for your height measurements,so it depends on how you adjusted....have fun with it...its a marvelous equipment,I used it almost every day,for my herniated disks....
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I would think so. It has a lot of adjustment to the height. I am 5' 10 I would think so, I am 5'10" and I can adjust it to go at least 5 more inches. Depends on how much you want your arms to bend while you are walking with it. I doubt you would want to keep your arms straight at the elbows.
1357660
The weight won't be a problem. But the height might be if you want an easy tip back and tip up based on an optimum balance of the weight. There is a height adjustment that allows the unit to easily tip back and up when the arms are raised or lowered. If the height exceeds the maximum setting then a tall person can still use it. But they will have to force the unit back and then pull themselves up, which isn't easy once you've been upside down for a while. They will have to be in really good physical condition to do it too, meaning strong.
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No it's meant for the back. Can't hold full body weight and would probably hurt.