Can the user choose in which direction the belt is moved? What is the weight limit?
384570
The answer is no you can not change the direction the belt is moved... don't know weight limit, but not happy with this product...
2105465
Mine wobbles / shakes if I use any of the three upper positions for dips. It is sturdy if I use the top lower position. With that I can do dips with my feet back and my knees are just above ground level at the bottom - so this wouldn't work with a belt/hanging weight. But fine with a vest. I am 185 and have had up to 45 pounds in a weight vest in it.
102629
Not sure. I have hernia and awaiting surgery. I'm wearing a belt and keeping it light but had a max of 130# and its pretty sturdy and smooth. I don't think it is meant for really heavy weight. Sorry I couldn't provide more info.
781253
I'm not sure i understand your question, however it appears that you are asking which configuration would be best? There is only one configuration to this system, so there is no easy or hard way. From a physics perspective, it doesn't matter which way you pull on the loose end, the weight is essentially the same. The mechanical advantage is in the configuration of the rope, and the moving pulleys
1414866
You probably can but don't waste your time and money. I had the belt and used it for 4 months and nothing .I followed the instructions to the tee.
729793
There are several little tabs that can be cut out. Cutting one or two out will accommodate a bigger belt. You can even create a custom cant by taking out different ones on each side. Hope this helps
1529947
The belt moves downward. The direction of the belt and/or disk sander is not reversable.
571859
Not nescesarialy. There is a lot of adjustability in this thing. The belt is the main thing to watch for, the light ropes rest on your shoulders and can be tightened quite a lot.
1519453
sorry for the late response-was out of town. the back is a loop that the belt passes through. hope this helps!
1507337
horizontal carry is possible with small belt 1" or less. surge i don't know, don't have one.
1190558
The belt is adjustable, however; I feel as though this belt is best suited for someone sized 36 - 40.
960177
the belt moves and can be stopped anywhere from 0 to 90 relative to the earth. The only way to register an angle relative to the belt is the stop you see behind disc. That does not have gradations and is set with a screw.
319298
No. This is belt driven. I weigh 190 and have had to change the belts 2 x's. I would not recommend the board for anyone over 200lbsIts a great board just made for someone 150 or less
2228365
I wouldn't. This belt can ve very painful if used incorrectly. Try contacting the manufacturer.
1360142
I can't say that it doesn't move at all, but it's pretty minimal. You will still get the benefit from it. It's fitted really well, and is MUCH more comfortable than the regular gait belts.
2043461
I think you can move it to one side or the other, but it has to be at the level where you see the top and bottom of the cage meeting.
2031043
If you mean by width, how you adjust how far you travel downward when you use this equipment, the answer is that it is a matter of a large nylon belt that you can use to stop the downward drop of the equipment when using it. Thus, you can recline back a short incline, or you can adjust to let your body be almost upside down. Hope this helps with your question.....Roger