is it possible to adjust the distance between the rungs? I am very short, 4'11" and it seems hard to jump to the 3rd box.
1796223
Its actually a very very short ladder even for 4" 11 I'm only 5" 4 and the gap like a foot also you don't need to adjust it just pull the third box closer :) its very versatile
1796224
You can shorten the distance between the rungs. The black portion are straps that you can tape to be shorter. I do not think you can move the yellow rungs.
1796225
It IS possible to adjust. There are slots at either end which allow the rungs to slide up or down so it would work for you. Hope that helps.
2231285
We had this problem too. I'm over 6' and my wife is 5'. I called the Schwinn customer service, and they said that their bikes were designed for people as short as 4'10", but they have had many complaints from people even as tall as 5'4" that they had trouble reaching the pedals. The problem is the step-through design. In the older designs, and in the current Schwinn Active 20 design, there is a continuous rail from the seat to the pedal unit. This allows the seat to get very close to the pedals. The trade off for the step-through, is that it does not allow the seat to get as close to the pedals, and those with shorter legs have problems. The Schwinn person suggested we get the Active 20, or if we wanted a more robust machine, to look for one of their older designs. We found a Schwinn 213. It is a model that Schwinn doesn't make anymore, but there are a few out there if you search for them. It adjusts to fit both of us quite easily. My guess is that it is the 231 before they changed the design to be a step through. www.amazon.com/Schwinn-213-Recumbent-Exercise-Bike/dp/B000BGI5CI
780348
Did you figure it out and do you know if they can be removed to adjust the height? I'm trying to move mine up and can't seem to.
1404206
There is quite a bit of adjustment for the distance between the chair and the peddals, however, the upper handle might be too high for you. There is no way to lower the handle/display part.
1543301
I don't think you can adjust the height. At least we never have. We got it for my daughter when she was 19 months old and she's almost two now and loves it still.
269095
I thought I would be able to push some of the rope up into the handles and tie knots in it but I could not. So what I did was tied knots at the end of the handles until I got it to a size that was good for me. After that I was able to use it and I enjoy jumping 4 times a week. I hope that will help you. You will have to start the knots from the very base of the handle and work your way down on both sides so that it will be even. In the review I wrote that they need to make them adjustable because I am just 5'2. I hope that will help you some.
624910
We adjusted the height on ours with a simple hacksaw. Worked fine and the ladder is very useful. There were directions on exactly how and where to cut it to shorten it.
1597191
I'm 5' 3" and I was not able to adjust the seat low enough so that my feet could rest on the ground even with a foot rest. I ended up giving the chair to my son who really enjoys it.
762340
It's not difficult to adjust the height, however it's meant to keep it at a fixed height, needs some pulling up or pushing down to make that adjustment...hope it helps...good luck
1297155
I have this set and here is the correct answer! You can change the height of the net two different ways. The net post is made from 3 sections that telescope into one another and lock with a spring loaded button the pops into a hole in the adjacent section. When all the sections are together the height from the top of the net to ground level is 62 inches, (the post sits on the ground, you do not pound it in). If you telescope the top section into the middle section, the distance from the top to ground is 44 inches. If instead, you telescope the bottom section up into the middle, it now is 47 inches from the top of the net to ground. I think that was there way of saying "adjustable". This is a nice set for the money and mine survived 12 hours at a family reunion.
1395054
Yes. I'm 5'7 and I can't reach the top two baskets. My plan is to get a chain and extend it to be lower. It just that the baskets are small in size.
1345277
Stock from the box, distance from floor to top of padded seat is adjustable from 19 - 24.5 inches. If you don't use the stops in the adjustors, you can lower it another inch but I don't think it's meant to work that way. You can also take off the four feet and easily chop off between 3 and 3.5 inches more if you need to. Any decent garage, hardware store or plumber can do this if you're not handy. My Mom is 5 foot, short legs, and she has no issues.
1454645
The height is not adjustable.Of course, if you are handy, you can saw off the bottom part, drill a couple hole for the bolts that connect the ladder to the bar that is fastened to the wall. Good luck.
3055
No, buy a shorter one if you need less height. These are sealed units and have no method of height adjustment
1186701
That is adjustable using the legs. I think there are 3 or 4 positions that the legs can go to so it can be fairly high, or closer to the ground for us short folks.
2171170
no, you can not adjust the height ... have the correct ergonomic height. If you need to adjust the height better than you think on bar-stools with hydraulics lifters.
1680525
Yeah, this going to be too short too. Wish I could tell you different. I'm 6' and there's no way I could use it for that. Sit down option only and honestly I wish it was higher in this mode. Good luck.