I am 6'2". Will I be able to straighten my legs during a full rowing motion?
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I am 6'2" as well and I am able to get my legs to fully extend using this rower. The only drawback with this rower is that there is only 1 row difficulty setting. The resistance can not be increased or decreased.
420701
I am 6'3'' as well and have no problem doing pullups on it. you will be able to reach the pullup bar with no assistance.
1377392
I am 6' 4" tall and 320, braud at the shoulders, norrower at the hips. I have mine adjusted about half to three quarters of the way out. No problems
1875721
I'm 6' 2" and there seems to be a fair amount of additional seat adjustment after setting it for me. However, you are correct in being concerned about sizing. I've been using mine a great deal not just for exercise but to recuperate from operations on both legs for total knee replacements. I generally log at least fifteen minutes a day with resistance set to max. By the way, this machine does not have a computer program that can vary the resistance for uphill and downhill, and even at its max setting the resistance is not all that much. However, it has been an ideal machine for me. If you can find one to try that would be best. I would assume that most of the inexpensive bikes are of similar quality. I'm 6' 2" and there seems to be a fair amount of additional seat adjustment after setting it for me. However, you are correct in being concerned about sizing. I've been using mine a great deal not just for exercise but to recuperate from operations on both legs for total knee replacements. I generally log at least fifteen minutes a day with resistance set to max. By the way, this machine does not have a computer program that can vary the resistance for uphill and downhill, and even at its max setting the resistance is not all that much. However, it has been an ideal machine for me. If... » Read More I'm 6' 2" and there seems to be a fair amount of additional seat adjustment after setting it for me. However, you are correct in being concerned about sizing. I've been using mine a great deal not just for exercise but to recuperate from operations on both legs for total knee replacements. I generally log at least fifteen minutes a day with resistance set to max. By the way, this machine does not have a computer program that can vary the resistance for uphill and downhill, and even at its max setting the resistance is not all that much. However, it has been an ideal machine for me. If you can find one to try that would be best. I would assume that most of the inexpensive bikes are of similar quality. « Show Less
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I am 5'9 1/2" . I have the adjustable legs uo to two notches below the maximum. My husband who is 6"4" would use this unit at the maximum height. However, he tends to bend forward . I think 6'2" would be the max for someone who stands more upright.
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hey tamara , i am 5ft 11in and i dont reach the end of the rail on this rower........i did measure for you from the foot pedals to the middle of the seat fully extended it approx 45inches fully extended......its worth the look see.......i love it. one exercise for total body workout..........ONE CAUTION GO REGULAR DELIVERY .........FASTER DELIVERY IS NOT RELIABLE...I KNOW....IT HAPPENED TO ME....GO REGULAR DELIVERY.......I TRULY THINK YOU WILL ENJOY THE MACHINE.....HANG ON TO YOUR DELIVERY RECEIPT AND BOX IN CASE YOU DON'T.....HOPE I ANSWERED YOUR QUESTION...MIKE
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I'm 6'2" and use it at full length. I think the angle will be about the same for you at 6'5" but your feet will be further out in front of you which will put your pelvis into more of a sitting position. I hope that helps.
301198
I only 5'2", so can't speak for my experience. However, my room mate is 6'3" and uses it as a cycle sometimes. He doesn't seem to have any problems. I think the stride length would probably be an issue if you wanted to use it as an elliptical.
1680204
Yes, just allow yourself the room necessary to adjust the length to the exercise you plan on doing. The lower you go on some exercises the more advanced the exercise becomes.
434876
I am 5'8" and I do not have all the way out for the seat. I put seat in last position and was not easy to touch the pedals. I would think it would work well for a 6'2" person.
501216
You're pushing it, I'm 6'2" and have plenty of room, my brother-in-law is 6'4" and uses it. If worst comes to worst just put a 2x4 under the legs. It's a great machine, worth the effort.
518519
Yes for sure. You can do just a slight angle which I recommend to start with. I started at a pretty good angle and it made my legs really sore. I think I stretched the muslces out too far too fast. Believe it or not, just a slight angle for just 30-40 seconds does have an effect. You may not feel it right away but trust me, it's working!!!! I found that out the hard way! Hope this helps.
1004905
Yes this is a good rowing machine for a 5 foot tall person. It is easily adjustable for height. We love ours but we are both taller. My daughter is 5"2" and she is able to use it easily as well.
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Are both machines comfortable for people 6' tall? My husband has a problem finding a machine that will allow his legs to completely straighten out, making him feel like he's squating or crouching slightly throughout his stride.
1488747
I'm 5' 2" and I reach them fine. My knees are bent while resting my feet on the pedals which allows me leverage while riding on the back of the quad.
795242
I'm sitting in chair now and I don't think a tall person's leg would form a 90 degree angle. I'm 5'4" and my feet have to go past 90 degrees to touch the footrest. Although I will say it's not uncomfortable at all. I'm just looking at my legs from the knee down and it's not a 90 degree angle.
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The best way to do it is visit Finis website, measure your legs length, email to them to double confirm. :)