Can this bench be used on an incline?
69772
Besides the obvious danger of using a bench on an incline, I would say no. The bottoms don't have a "3M type grip" to facilitate. This bench (like all others) are intended to be used on flat surfaces under a rubber mat.
701058
It does not unless you put in on an incline. Ours works great. Have had 3 over the years.
206089
I don't think so - it would be a different item. (It is a nice bench with both incline & decline capabilities.)
2105893
yes it can be. there are directions in the box how to do it. mine not installed on sloped ceilling though.
293931
Sorry, it did not occur to me to check this out since I use it only for limited activities. Clearance is probably not more than 2 inches. Maximum incline will depend on weight
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.
2147440
I do, though I don't know that it's really made for that. It's high enough off the ground so that it wouldn't be good if you were fairly short or if you had bad knees. For me, the bench works okay for step-ups. I don't share the other reviewer's concern about stability; though the bench is tall, it's not too narrow (at least for me).
1340581
The measurements on my bench differ slightly from the manufacturer's specs: http://www.ironmaster.com/super-bench.html#.Uu-_irSE7kc My bench is closer to 21" high rather than the stated 20". This makes it an issue for anyone less than six feet tall. You need something to support your feet to perform any flat bench exercises. I can understand that the designers chose these dimensions to accommodate the curved arm that allows incline adjustments. The large footprint also allows for the various attachments. Fortunately most of my exercises involve incline work where my feet are comfortably on the ground. My bench is 43.5" long, 10.25" wide and 2.5" thick.
2252389
Not sure what you're asking. Yes, you can do incline pullups with this unit. But your hands will have to be in the neutral position. You cannot have them in either the supinator or pronator position, if that is clear to you. (If you clap your hands, you are holding them in neutral, rather than supinator or pronator position.)
33958
The reformer inclines (almost 90degrees) but doesn't lift the platform horizontally, so I don't think would be good for you if you cannot get down.
502868
Not really. If you flip the tray around, then the incline would be backwards, and the guard to keep your laptop from sliding down would be at the top. If you don't plan to use the incline ever, then I suppose this can work, but I wouldn't recommend it.
1295864
Probably - the thing about this treadmill is it has a weight limit, only can be used in the incline position, and is very hard to move. Since you are taller and probably heavier than I am (130 pounds) this might not be an issue for you.
954846
That could be difficult as the machine is a bit difficult to push. I've never used mine on that severe an angle. I use a hand held line trimmer in a harness for that type of slope.
1349866
It does not have different incline levels. It has different levels of difficulty to vary the workout
2284811
No. It is technically perpendicular to the seat, which is always at an angle up. This makes it nearly impossible to get any kind of leverage while benching or using the bench at the parallel position. Very impractical overall.
793828
Depends on how far and the incline but if it was close then yes it would work good for this
190088
Don't understand your question. It seems incomplete. The bench can be separated and detached from the actual leg press. It declines and inclines a couple of positions. The unit works very well and is built very well. Please clarify your question.