How low will the knee rest go?
1429709
The knee rest on mine can go down to 17 inches from floor to top of knee rest.
1429710
II am about 5'5" and with tennis shoes at the lowest knee rest setting I could push safely but wasn't always the most comfortable because I was nearly on my tip toes most of the time. It was overall a great purchase.
1429711
I just measured: 17". I am 5'2" and did not use it on the lowest setting. My preference was around 19" but it depends on the shoe you are wearing on the "good" leg. A higher heel will require a higher setting.
1429712
17 1/2 - 22 inches. It will adjust to fit a person 4' 11" Here is a link to the manufacturer http://www.roscoemedical.com/customer/romein/specpages/kneescooters.pdf
1429713
From the top of the pad it looks to be about 16 inches tall at the lowest point.
1795221
This seat is too low to the ground if you have joint problems. It is also a very small seat (good for a child). I gave it away.
1984743
What is your definition of low? I am 5 ft 2 and when kneeling down, I was able to rock the baby comfortably.
142043
about one inch eithere side if knees hurt you will have to add more padding
98665
At the lowest seat adjustment, you would be about 8 inches from the floor. At the highest seat adjustment you would be about 1 foot and 4 inches from the floor.
494112
I dont know off hand, probably just above your knee. I would worry too much about it ,as they usually fit very nicely and you wont be crushed or too tight in your lower areas.
2064657
Not very much. Im over weight . Thought this would help with my knee. Nope doesnt move .
888807
I took the measurements of my knee from the center of the knee cap up about 41/2 inches and then around the leg in that area. My knee brace was just right and feels good. Best of luck.
1367048
I measured the seat at 13 inches off the ground. Just high enough so you don't have to work too hard to sit down or stand up. It has an inset where a foam cushioned knee pad sits and can be removed as needed. I love mine for pulling weeds, or planting annual bedding plants and working on furniture projects. Really saves my knees!
1846324
Not actually, you should be able to lower the weights down to where they would catch the floor. Also, slowly remove your knees from underneath the support pads.
1888341
I guess it would depend on your height- I am 5'10" and it comes to right below my knee
1496777
I have it lowered to the lowest position, it does meet my lower back, but you do need to be fully sitting in the seat. Not sure about not sitting back into the chair concern
98489
I really don't think you will have any trouble with your knees. The seat adjusts on a slide bar that will allow the seat to move back/forward and up/down.
1336507
I am 5'10"; the distance from the floor to the top of my knee is 22" (while wearing an athletic shoe). When I pedal, the top of my knee is around 27-28" high.You can place the deskcycle further ahead under your desk to be sure your knees will not hit. I think you should measure from the floor to the top of your kneeto see if the top of your knee is not much more than 22". This is a sturdy piece of equipment. I've been using this equipment almost daily since the end of March. Hope this info helps.
558608
My wife uses it and she is 5'3". She likes it about 16" off the ground to keep her knees for becoming sore. I believe it goes as low as 12" from the ground. It is adjustable and does rock to help in comfort. This is good and bad because I've seen her almost fool off of it. Of course, I tell her I'd help her up after I finish laughing.
1560072
I have a bad back condition and I find this seat to be very comfortable and doesn't interfere with my back. As as far as your knee, I can't see how it would interfere with your seating, as nothing is in your way when you are sitting on it.
21907
No it's putting you knee at risk. The pull can be very strong and stretches really well the entire body. This isn't a good healthy choice in your case. I would look for a sitting position.