I am 5' 7'' with long legs. Would 65 or 75 be best for exercise? If 75 when do you expect to have more of this size in stock? Thanks
600999
I would suggest the 65 for you...I am 5'2"-I use the 55. People 6' tall would use the 75. There is more knowledgeable, research-based advice out there, not me. Please google.
1988545
I'm 5'7 and I love it, prefect fit for me one of my friend is probably almost your height even a little shorter got the same set after I got mine and he loved it.
932242
If you are 72" or under, I strongly advise against a L/L, unless you have unusually long legs. Without boots or shoes the cuffs sit at my heels, or actually under them. A L/R should fit a six- foot person just right.
1977016
I would get a 55, I am 5'11" 170 Ibs and it is snug on me. If you plan on using it a lot and not carrying it hours on end the 65 may be good but since the 65 fits me pretty snug the 55 may be better suited for you. Hope that helps.
2136183
The bigger one...if you feel you don't get enough spring in them you can always return them for the lower weight ones... that is what my husband did... he ordered the 158-198 and is around 170Ibs.. he got the lower pair instead and he can tell that he jumps higher with the lower ones... so it depends if you want to use them as stunts or just to have fun.. it is a leg workout though.
1760786
I am 6 ft, 230 and have big calves. I am also fairly active. I use the calf strap and really love how it keeps the holster from sliding down. If you don't walk far or fast...sit at a desk or in a car a lot, then you could get by without it. IMHO you need it with the weight of these j frames.
1106144
This "55" cm extends only to 22". Your personal height should determine which model you choose. I am 6'2" w/32" inseam and this 55 is ideal. It is high enough to make standing up easier. The next higher is less stable on uneven or sloping ground. By the way the seat size increases with the height. The price is high but the quality justifies if you use it a lot and $100 isn't painful. There are other much less expensive well made stools. Mine are too low and the seat is too small for the male anatomy, LOL
2072406
No, I am 5'4" and mine is perfect, am assuming you are using it as a leg liftIt stays in place. Would buy again..
1004907
I'm 185 and my legs are 33 inches. My only issue is occasionally lightly bumping the rear of the seat on the rail stops in full leg extensions. I'd predict that legs 32" and below would be perfect for full extension clearance and upper body movements. The rollers are a bit noisy but otherwise mine has been a very reliable outrigger rower allowing the additional upper body range of motion. I keep the resistance lower for primarily toning and stretching. For the price, it's very competitive. If you're pushing yourself hard, a more robust, expensive unit like Boris recommended may be the best option. I'm 185 and my legs are 33 inches. My only issue is occasionally lightly bumping the rear of the seat on the rail stops in full leg extensions. I'd predict that legs 32" and below would be perfect for full extension clearance and upper body movements. The rollers are a bit noisy but otherwise mine has been a very reliable outrigger rower allowing the additional upper body range of motion. I keep the resistance lower for primarily toning and stretching. For the price, it's very competitive. If you're pushing yourself hard, a more robust, expensive unit like Boris recommended may be the... » Read More I'm 185 and my legs are 33 inches. My only issue is occasionally lightly bumping the rear of the seat on the rail stops in full leg extensions. I'd predict that legs 32" and below would be perfect for full extension clearance and upper body movements. The rollers are a bit noisy but otherwise mine has been a very reliable outrigger rower allowing the additional upper body range of motion. I keep the resistance lower for primarily toning and stretching. For the price, it's very competitive. If you're pushing yourself hard, a more robust, expensive unit like Boris recommended may be the best option. « Show Less
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I have this item which I paid $70 for but could not use. It is very comfortable but not for a tall skinny guy. I will gladly see you this item for $50-used for 1/2 a block(essentially a trial to see if it was for me) If interested email me at DrCPsychman@aol.com and I'll ship it to you UPS.
1886289
I would say its fine for you. I'm 5' 10" and I didn't have any issues. It's very well made and I think it works fine for any body type. I worked out with a guy who was probably 5'7" and he was find with it as well. I hope this helps I think you will be pleased with this Hex Bar if you were to buy it. It's also very sturdy and durable for the price.
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I have the 65cm for exercising and I am 5' 4". My inseam is 30 inches and I can sit on the ball. I don't know if you would prefer it smaller or not. I do know that my regular chair at my desk is on the lowest level as I prefer to sit lower. I don't know if I helped you but maybe I gave you enough information to make a decision.
1984349
Boy, it depends on body proportions. I am just 5'3", but I have long legs for a short girl. I like a 31-32 inseam in pants. I like my 15" bike. I would venture to say that the 15" is probably well suited to a 5'5" woman. When I stop, I land on tip toes, so I think at 5'5" the 17" bike would still be too tall to navigate easily.
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I believe that these balls are color coded by the manufacturer and the 65cm is only in this one color. You might check three things: 1. Is it inflated enough? 2. Did you check the ball size versus your height on the chart in the description of the ball? Here it is: Size Chart (Ball Diameter&gt; User Height): 45cm/18in&gt; 5'0"/152cm 55cm/22in&gt; 5'1" - 5'6"/155 -167cm 65cm/26in&gt; 5'7" - 6'1"/170 - 185cm 75cm/30in&gt; 6'2" - 6'8"/188cm - 202cm 3. If the size chart is correct for you, are you using a trainer who might be able to help make sure your body position, etc. is correct? Personally, I have the same green one that you purchased. I am only 5'3" but my trainer and my physical therapist and I found that this 65cm size (which the chart says is too big for me) was really the right size for me to do the particular kind of exercise that I need. As a result I have a couple of exercise balls when I only intended to have one. However, my trainer has been able to make good use of them all (and they are cheap!).
1389777
I can sit comfortably and am 5'3". However, it may have more to do with the length of your legs. I am 75 and used to be 5'5" when younger.
350581
I'm just under 6' and weigh 155 and the L/X worked best for me. Try them on at a store if possible. If not, you would probably need a L/X. Hopefully return shipping is free, just in case.
673507
Hey Elizabeth. Stride length wont be an issue. I am 6'1" and have no problem at all with stride length. Its the best elliptical for the money. I love mine. I am 221 and bodybuild and have my own home gym and use it twice a week and very solid club feel. I think you will be very pleased. Hope this response helps. If you get it let me know what you think..