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Question: Are the handles an appropriate distance apart, and sturdy enough to support a user doing dips?
Document: great for the butt, back and upper thighs. I also enjoy doing reverse crunches on it and using a medicine ball to throw against a concrete wall while I'm crunching - fantastic exercise for deep and lower abs. You can also do dips from the front handles. Very sturdy for me (130lbs) and also my husband (200+lbs).
As you can see in the picture, you do sit high off the ground and it takes a bit getting used to. Also, only the foot pad can be adjusted up and down. The seat is not moveable at all. So, this would not be long enough for someone over 6'. I'm 5' 10" and I wish the distance between the foot rest and the seat was a bit longer or better, be adjustable.I looked at benches that decline but none of them could go back far enough.
This is a sturdy, solid piece of equipment that shipped fast and arrived in good condition. The package arrived with all that parts and I easily assembled it in under an hour with just a couple of tools. The directions weren't too clear, but it was easy enough to figure it out.Lightweight and mobile, this workout equipment fits perfectly in our basement alongside our other equipment.
I received and assembled the Powerline Roman Chair a few weeks ago.Assembly was pretty much what I expected, a lot of bolts and inserts. It took me about 45 minutes, but I had to search for a few tools so it could have been done quicker.It functions exactly as I wanted. It's sturdy enough to work my back, or stomach. I'm not worried at any point of the chair failing.
This is a great way to get some core strength training. It was relatively easy to put together and is sturdy enough for me to use in the home. It fits nicely in my small apartment. See http://listenbubb.blogspot.com/. I have been using this for a little over a month, and believe me-YOU CAN GET A NICE WORKOUT OUT OF IT. I would recommend this.
Limited use, but it is what it says it is. Handles 200#... does not rock... stays put on floor. nothing more to say
I like it but it's a little short for me. I'm 5'9 and I find the distance between where I place my feet to where I place my pelvis is a little short. Other than that I really like it.
I purchased this chair for home use and am pleased overall with it. The seat is comfortable and the fact that it is split in the middle, two separate cushions, makes it comfortable for men to use. The handles work and don't get in the way, but are too short to comfortably use to pull yourself up after getting your burn on.
I am 6'2",210 lbs and was looking for a durable back extension machine that was big enough for me. This product met my expectations and was a great price. Was also very easy to put together.
You'll need a ratchet set to get the bolts tight enough. Directions were straight forward. Just remember, don't completely tighten the nuts until everything is properly placed - then enjoy your new prospective posture :)
Answer: yes