Can you set a stride length?
1436333
I do not believe so; it is very basic and easy to use. Just walk and it counts the steps. Hope this information helps you make a decision.
1888156
Yes, the height can be adjusted by pushing in the small pins on each leg -- actually changes up to about 10 inches in height from shortest to tallest. Sturdy, comfortable hemi-walker that is not too heavy -- excellent product!
863686
I think it will. I know you can use centimeters instead of inches to set your pace. Here is a link on YouTube that explains how to set it.http://youtu.be/jJRh-_TKzlc
256848
No. Although you can put your stride into your account settings - personal settings. If you don't want to, there is a standard default for males and females.
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..
1580619
Yes. Although, they only seem to be visible in the TomTom MySports app. When I upload my activities to Strava it doesn't show stride rate, which is odd since Strava does have support for it.
1552947
I believe there's only one length available and considering how I use mine, user height isn't important. There's no need to address a ball or strike the ground, you just simulate the swing motion.
2226493
Yes! The download after your run is amazing. It is also much more accurate than devices that count your steps/revolutions bases on your stride/wheel size.
1312018
Pretty much the same as you do walking, jogging, or running. The stride is determined by how far you step forward (or in reverse), or no stride if you choose. It takes some getting used to but I really like to change-up. I use this unit every day and have for the past 2-years.
1522446
I don't know if the height can be adjusted to 2". The walking speed is reduced by simply slowing down the throttle. You can walk pretty slow by pulling back the throttle.
1516205
You raise or lower the walker to fit your height.One height will not fit everyone.
1857099
I don't know if I am the best person to answer this as I am only 5 foot even so my stride is nowhere near what yours likely is but I can tell you that the treadmill track is five feet long so depending on your stride walking and running, I believe that will tell you whether it will work for you.
1738216
We have two of these - an '07 model and a ~2012 model, and on these the stride length is fixed. That said, I am 6'4" and my wife is 5'1" and we both find the stride length to be very good.
334903
I used my hand-held GPS to determine my step length. I walked until the GPS indicated one mile. Then read the number of steps off the ped. Divided those steps into the mile (5280 X 12; divided that by the number of steps) From that, I entered the step length into the ped. The next time I walked, I carried the GPS again, and compared both. Very close.
769123
The instructions say to walk 10 steps, measure the length from start to finish in inches. Calculate your stride length by dividing the total distance by 10. For example, my stride was 280 inches divided by 10 equals 28 inches or 2 feet 4 inches. I punched in that number.
503021
I purchased this walker for my 5 ft mother. You can extend it somewhat, but it won't be tall enough. I bought this model because it was for the shorter person.
1636230
I'm not sure what you are trying to reset, but if you push down and hold the set button, you can reset your time, steps, weight, stride and hour clock in this one feature. Use the mode button to get to the feature you want and the reset button to increase your numbers. Once you have it where you want it, hit the set button and you are good to go.