Can you use the power bands on all levels of incline?
1395910
Yes definitely. They actually hook into the sled so whenever the sled moves they are being stretched and adding resistance.
2117733
yes. You have to manually adjust the incline, and there are only two incline levels.
581827
If U have all components, meaning where 1 piece is jacked into another, then yes U can. I run my all my equipment through my EQ. Set the bands all in the middle & when the stereo is on, then move the bands up or down, as U see fit. I hope this helps U.
443980
Yes,,,I use mines for various routines,,,,, walking lunges, incline sprints, pull ups, hyper extensions, jump squats,,etc,,,,,,
1516854
You have to stop exercising, lifting handle to change the incline. You cannot do it while exercising.
558051
I agree on all points. No incline but the resistance settings work great and provide a lot of resistance if you turn it up. Super smooth. And the pedals do have an angle adjustment which is very nice. I am currently using the middle setting of three. It does use an AC outlet but is only a wall wart type power supply and it is supplied. I also don't think you can use a chest monitor though it does have the handles for monitoring heart rate. I would think it would be pretty easy to connect in where the handles connect to the display and hard wire a chest monitor. I really can't say for sure how well it would work but I would be it could be done. And I like it much better than the gym ellipticals I have tried. In fact I was taking a risk buying this since I actually didn't really care for the gym ellipticals. I was determined to adjust to this to help with upper body toning but there was no adjustment needed. It beats the heck out of the gym ellipticals in my opinion. Very ergonomically designed, whisper smooth and quiet, and a pleasure to use.
875345
I found these to be comparable in effect to an abductor machine, but I've been using them with the Insanity: The Asylum v.2 workout. I haven't measured the actual resistance, but using them is no cakewalk. That said, I find myself using the Medium and Heavy bands exclusively, so the X-heavy might be better for more resistance.
245961
It works fine...not sure what info you need, but it's a pretty steep incline....the progressions are 1-12...I think you can find youtube videos that will show the incline.
1658939
Yes, but you don't have to. Like Zachary says just turn them toward the floor. The pad as such is also adjustable so you can change the angle. I use it both with Olympic, EZ and dumbbells. One of my favorite accessories.
1837055
Hi Kyle,I don't think you could use them that way. The bands are on the lighter side so lats are a little to strong. You can combine the bands, i.e. use two or three and hook them to the handles. But that would not work so well for lat pull downs. I find them best for biceps, shoulders, triceps.
1152750
Yes. You can adjust the resistance manually or you can choose a pre-set program. Every workout session begins with the pedals at zero resistance.
2124098
you should not try to hook them up your self unless you are a mechanical incline
779205
Seems like the black mountain pull up bar is designed the same as the iron gym ones, so there should be no problem in using it.
1426821
I'm not familiary with Precor incline. Increasing incline on E95 increases height and angle not resistance. You can feel a difference in your core when changing incline.
1177340
i dont have a problem doing my flys incline and flat. have not done flys decline so i would about that. hope that helps.
875346
It depends, the heavy one could work for you, I used to put 110 lbs resistance in the abductor machine and I feel great with this bands. But maybe you are looking for something more challenging, if it so go for the x-heavy and xx-heavy set :)
980748
Yes the bench does adjust up and down to accommodate incline and a slight decline. As far as the hamstring exercises go I really only use the Leg Developer for leg extensions and leg curls.