Question 1

Weight limit??? And height limit on the user?

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The manufacturer recommends the weight on this product should not exceed 250 lbs but they do not have a height limit.

Question 2

Has anyone had issues with theStamina InLine Traction Control System and is there a warrenty and how is that handled? Thanks.

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I bought the Stamina Inline as an alternative to inversion for stretching my back. It came packed barely OK with parts loose in the box. Good thing someone taped all the seams or I would have had to make a trip to Home Depot for some fastener replacement shopping. Like another review I too had some problems with the quality of the welding and alignment. Mine went together OK but it's a little warped, and for $250 I would have expected better. (Definitely lower quality when compared to Teeter Hang Ups).I was hoping for love at first use. But even after an hour of trial and error adjustments I still am not sure if I like it. And I definitely did NOT almost fall asleep after five minutes like another reviewer. There is a lot of pressure on your shoulders and the chest pad is pretty inadequate. The only way to get back upright is to use your back muscles. My back isn't hurting right now. But if it were, it would make me pretty nervous to know that the only thing to get me out of the stretch was my back. At 275 lbs. and over six feet tall I also felt like the unit "withstood my structure with no issues". If it comes out of the box OK it doesn't look like there is much to go wrong or wear out over time....I have now been using it for over a month and I have been liking it more as time goes by. It still presses on my shoulders a lot but the Teeter hurts my ankles. It takes up less space than the Teeter and is easier to use quickly and move on. The Teeter, however, stretches the neck where the Stamina doesn't. I think the Stamina works better to hang clothes on. I like having both but I don't know which I would choose if I could only pick one.

Question 3

Hello, I'm exactly 300lbs, 6'1 with a 42 waist. Is this to small for me to use? Thanks

Accepted Answer

I'm 6'2" and 275lbs. My waist is closer to 48. It fits me fine with room to spare. I think it would still fit me even if my waist was well into the 50's. You would run into its limits by being a few inches taller, not wider. After using this machine for a while I have found it to provide a pretty aggressive stretch from shoulders on down, once you get it adjusted for your body. (It took me several days of fine tuning to get comfortable). It does nothing to stretch your neck. If your back is in good shape it will stretch it nicely. If you're trying to gently stretch a pulled muscle...beware. You are leaning over a framework and it's your upper body weight that is creating the stretching. To get back upright you have to use those very same muscles you were stretching. If they're hurting, you might be in trouble. I rigged up something so I could use my arms to help push me back upright to minimize that issue. But it's definitely something to think about.

Question 4

How is this shipothrew ups, unpublished, or fedex????

Accepted Answer

Just like everything else Amazon sells.

Product Name	Back Stretch Machine
Units	1 Count
Brand	Stamina
Age Range Description	Adult

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