Is the incline of the rocker adjustable? If so how many settings?
365757
There are two settings on the back legs that easily change the incline. In addition, there is a strap at the back that lowers the head when undone. I have been able to adjust all settings while the baby is in the chair and he's a hefty 20 pounds.
365758
From what I figured out there are 4 heights. The lowest being the napping position and the highest being the toddler sitting position. The two inbetween can be for babies who want to sit up a bit more and see.
685784
this table has only one pair of slots for the incline at the table top. so it is not an adjustment problem.you may go for models which have many slots/inclines which would be more useful, probably little more costly
1045947
No, the tilt is not adjustable only the height! This stool is very comfortable.
2280344
Not as far as I have determined. It seems to stay in a fixed position. I have not been able to adjust the incline.
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.
1116812
My table and chair are both adjustable. The legs of the table allow the total height to change, while another set of adjustments allows one to change the incline. The adjustments are not infinite but rather based on pre-drilled holes. As my review indicated the quality is quite low and I didn't want to make any adjustments. The chair and table are both currently at their lowest. At their present, the chair is about 17" from floor to seat and the table is 28" from floor to upper surface.
955467
Yes, the motorized incline is really nice. I like to adjust as am building up endurance.
269637
No, I don't believe so. It is, as far as I know, non-adjustable. It's a wonderful piece if equipment though! Far superior to another brand I purchased for quite a bit more money.
560858
Yes, the chair is adjustable, but it doesn't recline all the way back. The maximum recline makes it so that you're sitting back just enough that you're leveled with the floor but not sliding off. You can tilt it forward in a decline if you are very active with work on your chair.
2242860
Yes, there are eight prsetting on speed and you can go up or down with a single touch. I don't change the incline much, but I believe I remember setting the incline in the same manner.
499601
It is adjustable, mine is on the longest setting and measures 38 inches, with 9 adjustment holes about two inches apart. It is not a quick adjust, sliding type, you use a screwdriver to adjust the position.
634338
Easy answer. No. It is a very sturdy tractor style seat that rotates with you as you work. You can also adjust the seat height by spinning the seat. I'm a pretty big guy, and I've had no problems with rocking or bending.
125851
It has several notches that click to adjust the back -maybe 5 or so? It does go completely flat or straight up and in between. You do have to fold it all the way forward first and then back up to adjust the angle/slant.
1633976
It does. Can be adjusted to tilt up, down or either side. More of a ball joint that holds the position you set.
922698
It has 3 settings, sofa setting, flat and half way between those two. It does not adjust to a strait back. I love it!
1516855
You have to get off the machine to adjust incline. Theres a lever you lift up and hook into a higher slot. It only takes a second. You can adjust the "level" through computer eithout stopping. I find that I usually leave the incline in the middle and its perfect
1178965
The seat and knee rest are already at a tilt. If you mean, is the tilt adjustable, the answer is a qualified yes. You can raise or lower the seat to about 5 or 6 different positions. Doing so slightly changes the tilt. It also changes the height and the tilt of the knee rest. I think most people find the position that works best for them and then never change it again. Franikly, when I first read the question, my response was no, it's not adjustable. But then when I read Alaukik's, I remembered the adjustment feature.