What is the incline? How many degrees? Thanks.
1433893
It's raised slightly Not sure how much but, makes the workout harder. Nice treadmill
1433894
I'm sorry, I don't have any way to measure it. Just guessing...I'd say 15. It's not terrible, but it's not flat. The picture looks accurate. Other reviewers said they had leveled it off by putting blocks of wood under the back legs. I considered doing that, because I have a bad knee that can't take too much stress, but I haven't really needed to. I'm very happy with it, especially for the cost and that it doesn't really have any parts to tear up like the expensive ones. But it does give a SUPER work out every time. I start breathing hard after just 2 minutes and sweating after five; that's about all my knee can take at one time. And I'm not in terrible shape; I can easily walk for an hour or two on a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood. My daughter even runs on it for short bursts at a time.
1349866
It does not have different incline levels. It has different levels of difficulty to vary the workout
884620
It is a 20 degree angle and I elevate for the same reason I elevate a treadmill. It changes the type of workout and allows me to use it more like a stepper or an elevated treadmill. Always be certain to us this product on a non-slippery surface when elevated.
888041
No. The incline cannot be adjusted. There is no motor. Your legs have to move the belt and that effort makes it feel like you're going uphill. You can adjust the belt resistance or speed. I find that the lowest setting gives me enough of a workout.
875319
Level 0 equals level and level 15 raises it about 6 inches. It is a very steep incline for working out. As to declining, it will go back to the level position; it does not go lower. For a good workout, have it go up and down during the workout.
2169770
It has a slight slope up and then down again as you go towards the back. It starts at 18 inches at the front and curves up to 18 1/2 almost immediately and then back down to 18 again at the back. I bought two and love them.
866789
4 angles (5 if you count the slight incline when fully closed, which I find is great for typing).
1408729
No, you can't. That is one reason why I sent it back. I am too tall to hold the arms on incline.
1734747
There isn't a button, you move the two legs at the back, they flip up to create the incline
1782985
I'm used to adjusting inclines on a treadmill. I don't recall inclines tied to elliptical's. I don't think mine has an incline adjustment.
2280344
Not as far as I have determined. It seems to stay in a fixed position. I have not been able to adjust the incline.
1261653
At 0.5% incline the deck is 10 3/4 inches.... Measured where your feet should be on the deck...
1485692
No, you push a button on the console and choose from 1 to 10 for incline. I usually use 6 for incline and 4.0 for speed and it does fine.
43285
While I cannot give yo the precise degree of angles, there are several options. I would be very surprised if the angle you are looking for is not available.
308149
Hi, thanks for your questions. According to a supplier website, the dimensions of this pillow are as follows: 24" x 23" x 7". The incline rises from 1" to 7". Amazon.com offer returns for most items within 30 days of receipt of shipment. You can read more about our Returns Policies on the following link:
1558049
The bench goes from incline to flat. (Incline is pictured, flat is like lying in a bed). The bench changes from flat into incline increments to the 90 degree 'L'. It does NOT decline. A decline bench is a different bench that (usually) starts flat then inverts to a -45degree angle.
1499703
Yes, it does have an incline option, you have to adjust the incline manually it is very easy to do.