I'm 6'2. Will I have to bend my knees to do pull-ups? Seems like 90" would be more ideal than 83"
374154
This is a very solid rack! However I do wish it was a bit taller, I am 5'8" and have to bend my knees a bit to do my pull ups. Other than that it is GREAT quality.
374155
Yes you will need to bend your knees. I'm 6' and have to bend my knees. Not a big deal though.
374156
Yes, I am 6'1" and the need is there. It works fine. You can also extend feet and legs forward to change it up periodically. Great home rack. I Got additional weight holders and have over 600# of weights + what ever I put on bar.
374157
I'm 6' 4" and it works for me. You will need to lift your feet and cross your ankles. Plenty of room inside for weight lifting, even at my height.
2208210
Pull up bar is 75" I am 6'4" You should be safe up to 85" without fear of punching a new ceiling hole Excellent product
1784655
I weigh almost 200 lbs and have a 34" waist, and I have no problem. But if you are wider than the dip-station arms are apart, you can't do pull-ups; you'll get stuck! So if your waist is bigger than about 36 inches, it'll be tight.
702415
If you mean to hang from the bars by your knees for the abdominals, I wouldn't recommend it. I have tried the L pullups and it works. I find the dip stand very stable--I'm 6'1" and 215#
727346
6'1" chiming in to say you can do the full rotation. Sense you'll be seated through 90% of the exercises height won't be a factor. The only thing that could cause a problem for a tall person is the lower pulley when doing arm exercises. Luckily, the system comes with a chain that extends the cable a few feet. So you will be fine.
1518869
Absolutely, without a doubt!!! I'm 6' and have no problem getting a great workout!!!
2255255
I am 5'9" 260lb at my heaviest havnt had any problem. In my opinion a 6'5" person might encounter having their knees touching the floor when doing dips because the unit ain't really tall. Hope this helps
1014315
your legs need to be pretty much straight. There are 3 zones so if created a plug for the upper zone or zones you could potentially bend at the knee but it would take some modification.
1889123
No. I am 5'3" and I have to bend over a bit to step inside it. I could just fit laying across the width, so I'm not sure where the 84" comes into play. Maybe the poles?
719189
Your knees will touch when your arms are at about 90 degrees. I'm a little taller but, that's how it is for me. Works fine for me as that's all the lower I need to dip anyway. That being said, I do wish they were a few inches taller, just for more clearance from the floor. Good piece of gear though with lots of uses. Totally happy with the bars!
2098772
I am 5'6" and it's plenty long enough to do lunges. I do mine along the 72inch side. I use it for p90x-3 and it works for most everything. A couple of moves need some extra space but it's very good otherwise.
53033
You can use it, but you will have to use the 'assist' to tilt your body at more of an angle. So you would be keeping your legs straight and body straight but your body will be at more of a 45° angle. The only problem I see with this is that you are not working the same muscles. I guess you could put it on your ankle, make it really tight and keep your knees bent during the pull up. You would use your leg muscles a bit to properly benefit from the assist. As I have never tried this I do not know how it would work.Hope this helps.
845792
I'd estimate 9 -10ft. I'm 6'2" and I'm able to pull myself up to it without bending my knees
1622069
I use the bar for shrugs, squats and deadlifts. There is enough room, not a ton but enough. I'm 6'2" If you have them on stands for trap work it can be a pain to step into.
896515
I would say that your legs will probably hang off. I bend my knees and nothing touches, but I am 5'7. You can pull yourself up higher and have your body more on your arms. You can also do the ride on your knees instead with your body upright while still hanging on.
2029478
Hmmm, well I am 6ft4in and completely "raised" I have about a 45 degree bend in the legs (to the knees). Not sure if that helps?? But I use it for massage and I LOVE it! The chair (cushion) is HUGE!! I am still very please with the chair. Hope this helps...
1561097
At 120 you should be ok. But you if like to ride on your knees or whats called drop knee ( thats front leg up back leg knee) a stiffer board is preferred. I suggest the mach 7-7 for this stance. Im am 230 and this board does not bend at all. Hope this helped. Board on!