We need an elliptical that will fit in our basement. My husband is 6 feet tall and our basement is 82 1/2 inches high. Will this model fit?
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My boyfriend is 6'4" and he could ride it (if he wanted) in our room with an 8' high ceiling. I currently don't have the elliptical here as we let his sister borrow it because she just had a baby or else I would measure for you. We think it could work but it would be close.
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The machine will definitely fit; however the top of your husband's head may come close to brushing the ceiling when he is using the machine. I'm pretty sure he can use it without having to duck his head.
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Quite possibly... I moved and had to leave my elliptical behind, but from what I remember, you go up maybe 1.5-2 feet off the ground while using it... Garage?
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I think it would not be a very good fit for him. I am 5'9" and the stride is okay. However, my machine is not very sturdy and it is really noisy. I think this machine would drive him nuts. The foot pedals are also at a slant, so you sort of have to concentrate to keep your feet back or your toes will crunch. The machine is okay, but if I were any taller or heavier I am afraid it would just fall apart.
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Replaced my previous answer after double-checking the specs. The machine is 80 inches tall, so about 6'8". We set this up in a room that we re-purposed as a gym. I'm 6'4" and it is comfortable to use.
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I agree regarding the height. My husband is 6'0 and 210, but he says he thinks that the equipment would be fine for a man of your size.
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Hello. I'm also 5 feet tall and wondering if anyone ever answered your question. I want to buy an elliptical and they all seem to cater to tall people! I had to have the pedals of last one I owned removed and moved forward, putting wood blocks underneath to also raise me up. Otherwise I the only way I could reach the handles was to walk in a leaning forward position. ANYONE out there with advice for us shrimps?
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Î is 8.25" above the floor. It was a bit tight for us but my husband tapped it in with a rubber hammer and it was w willing to fit in.
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I'm 5'8" and it has at least a foot more travel to the rear from my position so I'd say it would most likely fit. The machine has held up well in regular use. You should know that the footprint from the legs is not very wide so it could "tippy" with a much bigger user although we don't have that issue.
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My husbands 6'3" and it works for him, the seat is easily adjusted so if you wanted to bike it should still work, if you want to use the elliptical part make sure you have enough headroom as the pedals are about 3 inches off the floor and go up to six or seven up while turning. It won't necessarily lift you that high but you should be aware of the overhead room required.
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Would be very close - the system is about 6-8 inches high -- any incline adjustment would be very tight. Very reliable treadmill though
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Definitely not. This will put you up to an additional 1-2 feet in height (based on a conservative guess, as I am in the office and not near my elliptical)
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Mine is under standard 8 ft ceiling, the petals are not that high, maybe 12".I am 6'3" and I am within 6" of ceiling.Great elliptical!
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yes the height of the unit was a problem for me as well. for normal adults. I belive the unit is to short. however, with small modification this unit is worth purchasing. I placed a 14 inch stool underneath to raise the unit.
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Good Question. My Tallest clients are 6', they dont have trouble that way. If you do, arrange an extra stool or sitting device other than the machine's own so that it sets you back a little, giving it some room for movement
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We have 8'2" ceilings. I am 6'1" and have it mounted above a doorway so I cannot touch the ground with my toes when fully extended. When I pull up, my head still misses the ceiling by about 1". All pretty close, but perfect. Keep him in the basement!
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my husband is 6'5" and loves the machine. he uses is 4-5 x's per week. loves all of the exercises....there are so many!! not sure about moving it to another room....ours is set in our home gym. i don't think it would be too difficult to move. this is a fantastic machine!!!
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Hi.. I don't know the exact height.. surely the details in the ad tells that.. but my overhead cabinets are lowere than most, having been installed in a 'handicapable' apt, and the coffee maker fits under it just fine. However, to use it, I must pull it forward as the lid cannot open fully to add the grounds and water until it's out from under the cabinet. As I said, most upper cabinets will be higher than mine.