There are conflicting answers as to whether someone 5'10" is going to bang her/his head in a room (basement in my case) with a 7' ceiling. Which is it
1378899
Yes, most likely you will. I am 5'2 and did not hit my head, however I believe my 5'10 brother was unable to use it. We put it in a basement with 7' ceilings as well
1378900
I would say no, it will not work. The foot pedal at its highest point is almost 19 inches off the floor. Add a person 70 inches tall,, that equals 89 inches. If the ceiling is truly 7 feet/84 inches, then you need 5 more inches for clearance. Or you could lean forward a little, but probably not the best idea.
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I have it in my basement. My three kids (age 2, 5, and 7) can all bounce without hitting ceiling. It is not a high ceiling (standard ceiling height). It is awesome because we live in AK and my kids get on it everyday. My 7 yr old will probably be too tall to bounce in house next year.
1684858
I measured a 5'6" person on this elliptical and a 7' ceiling would give you several inches to spare.
137492
We have this bar and our ceiling is 7' 8". My daughter is 53" and can practice back hip circles successfully. The kips make me nervous. We love this bar!
1191421
I am 6'2" and it is fine for me. I would not put it in a room with less than an 8' ceiling for someone as tall as you are.
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I have mine on a nine ft ceiling and it is about right so I would probably do just fine at 10ft. I doesn't move a lot of air if you have a large space though.
590971
Where mine is hanging is about 8ft high. It hangs low, 'cause I'm 5'2" and though my head doesn't touch the hanging crystals, without fully extending my arm I can touch the hanging crystals. So a taller person would hit into them. It's really a pretty piece though.
20174
You should be o.k. with a 10 ft ceiling. I recommend you read my review on this fan; I'm not a real "fan" (pun intended) of this product.
1313200
It's a little over 6 feet tall. Normal ceilings and you won't have a problem...
1766849
I am 5'9" and I am at about half way up [or more on the bag], possibly a little more. I would recommend for taller people to hang it from the ceiling of a garage or tall basement for a more comfortable experience.
290310
Where are you planning to hang in? I have 9' ceilings and I didn't have any issues with chain length.
1617040
We too have a 10' ceiling and ours comes down about a foot. If I had the option, I'd probably bring it down another 6" or so, but it does just fine up there. It's a nice piece.
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I am 5'10 and my wife is 5'6 and we have it in our basement with a 7 ft ceiling height. I have to use it with my shoes off but my wife can do it with shoes. I will say this that if I get on my tip toes with it on the highest incline I whack my head pretty good. My hair will hit the ceiling on a regular basis on any setting. But like you I really didn't have any other options so I just deal with it. I lean forward a little when using it and haven't had a problem yet. I have been using it for about 3 weeks but I am careful to pay attention to not whacking my head.
689098
My husband is 6'0 and my ceiling r 9 feet and it works well in our basement. No Amazon doesn't assemble. I recommend a professional to assemble
1884522
You'll need at least 7 to 8ft for the ceiling. I tried to put it in my basement which was 6 and a half, no good.
960793
I'm 5'8", and am able to use it comfortably with 7' ceilings. It leaves plenty of room between my head and the ceiling.I have a ceiling fan in the room, and would probably even be able to use it under that, although that would be a bit tight for my liking.
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Honestly your jumping will not be like a circus act. I jump in my kitchen and the ceiling is probably nine feet and I don't come anywhere near hitting my head. I'm only 5'6" and not sure how tall you are but I've had guys that are over 6' and they don't hit the ceiling. If I had to guess I don't think I come off more than about 6-8 inches. Hope that helps.