How much weight can these hold without slipping?
222623
I really do not know the amount of weight theses anchors will hold. However, I am using them on my grape vines and I am confident they are strong enough to hold the vines as they grow with no difficulty. I have been very pleased with the anchors and have recommended them to other people.
222624
I'm not sure of the exact weight tolerance but it had no problem hold three vines fully loaded with fruit last year between posts. The posts moved a little but the wire never moved within the vice.
222625
Not sure exactly how much weight but if you buy the correct gauge wire for the size of one way anchor vises, it will NOT slip. The one way valve really works and can continue to be tightened as poles move, vines get heavier.
222626
I don't know, but we tightened up our wires and it pulled the tops of our 4" square posts inward (bottoms cemented into the ground 3').
222627
I purchased these earlier this year for table grapes. I have four plants growing on them now and I have not had any slipping yet. We will not have full fruit for 3 years on our vines, so I cannot answer this fully yet. Ours are drilled into the wooden poles so the vices are holding well under the new growth.
1015327
I know that they hold 250 lbs. they are pretty sturdy but I am not sure how much more than that they will hold.
1791131
They are sturdy. I've had no issues but I'm 185lbs. I use then for pull-ups, dips, etc.
542126
I cannot give you an exsact number, however i believe they could hold 25 lb no problem. They can handle anything that forms part of your entertainment center.
2247780
I do not believe they would support the claimed weight that way. There is only a rolled metal lip holding the bearings in. Like one of the other reviewers said, they are cheap and might hold light work. I would not want to stand underneath to test it though.
110646
I do not know the limit, but know that they hold 200 pounds without a problem. P.
2172003
I agree with the previous responder... They may be able to hold that weight stationary, but are not secure enough to provide safe resistance. They slide around when I just take towels or my bathrob on/off the hooks. Also, I don't know if I would trust them to not bend against something pulling against them.
1764079
I'm 240 pounds - holds with no problems -sure it will hold a lot more . we are very happy with them - I have seen better and the price was great . good luck , happy floating .
1215722
my husband weighs 265 and he can use them- if your strap is slipping make sure they're threaded correctly if it's backwards strap slips right out
1375817
I never had a problem with them slipping at all. Mine are stacked on my desk and have a little lip that sort of locks together. I love them.
1923334
I do not know. I do know they are not for climbing use. I personally would use them for no more than 10 lbs.
1656346
I'm not certain. We have tested them out and they seem to hold pretty well. I have even used them to stand on to change light bulbs and never even wobbled :) good quality. You may be able to contact the seller/company and ask or read in the description section... it should say. Good luck!
432555
probably not- I believe they would not hold because of the texture of the floor. You need a flat smooth floor in order for the pads to adhere to the bottom of the legs.
2155997
I obtained these wheels a year ago so don't remember. But I'm 180 lbs and I've carried more that 40+ lbs on the rear rack without damage to the wheels even though I've broken two rear racks. So strength is not an issue if that is your concern.
787835
I use them with 12 and 14 year old boys and have never had an issue with them slipping. So long as the floor is reasonably clean I cant imagine anyone having a problem with them slipping.
722445
They are well-built.....I would guess they can hold up to 250 pounds or more.
2041095
I think as long as you are in the studs, they should hold quite a lot. I've got them under my bar holding up the countertop. They are very solid and well made.