Is there any weight limit or recommendation for this board? I don't want a board that will snap when I stand on it XD
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I've seen some pretty heavy people try to ride official brand Penny boards and it usually has so much give that their board is almost scrapping the floor beneath them, I don't even see how it is possible to ride a penny in this way but that's not my problem, anyway this board is DEFINITELY not the board for those on the heavier side, it's not made of the same rubber-like material that pennies are made of, and is in fact more like hard plastic, so unless you're willing to go through the embarrassment of not only falling off this board in public, but also having it snap beneath your feet, this is not the board for you. I've seen some pretty heavy people try to ride official brand Penny boards and it usually has so much give that their board is almost scrapping the floor beneath them, I don't even see how it is possible to ride a penny in this way but that's not my problem, anyway this board is DEFINITELY not the board for those on the heavier side, it's not made of the same rubber-like material that pennies are made of, and is in fact more like hard plastic, so unless you're willing to go through the embarrassment of not only falling off this board in public, but also having it snap beneath your feet,... » Read More I've seen some pretty heavy people try to ride official brand Penny boards and it usually has so much give that their board is almost scrapping the floor beneath them, I don't even see how it is possible to ride a penny in this way but that's not my problem, anyway this board is DEFINITELY not the board for those on the heavier side, it's not made of the same rubber-like material that pennies are made of, and is in fact more like hard plastic, so unless you're willing to go through the embarrassment of not only falling off this board in public, but also having it snap beneath your feet, this is not the board for you. « Show Less
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Not really. Although I'd recommend it for someone definitely under 200 lbs. I'm 140 lbs and its pretty amazing to me.
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My son is 5'10" and weight 160 pounds, wears 10 1/2 shoes and I think it can hold a bigger person Bear in mind your shoe size more than your size
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lol, to answer your question, this board went under my friend's dad's car and he ran over it, it survived with no damage. I wouldn't worry about snapping this board.
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if you are looking for the board with the digital read out this is it i just bought one i would call amazon about the weight !!
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yes the board is very strong I weight about 107 pounds and it doesn't break. I think the board can hold up to 145 pounds
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No this board is better than Walmart. Yes you can ride it. It has a 200 pound limit. I'm 165 and I ride it with no problem.
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I bought this board as a gift for my 19 year old son, who weight around 185. He has been on it consistently since Christmas 2012. Since there is 45 pounds difference, I can't say definitively but I can say this is a strong board and I would think you would have no problems using this at that weight. Seems to be very sturdy and well made.
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I think you'll be fine, it's not really a board to have both feet on and it's actually better for people with bigger feet :)
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I've had friends who are way heavier ride it just fine. The only problem is the board looks like it's caving in, but obviously never breaks. Enjoy!
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I'm not sure if it says the weight limit in the directions but my brother stepped on the trundle and one of the boards you could hear start to sound as if it would crack. He is 203 lbs. He was standing directly on a board though and not laying on it.
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No. Absolutely not. The board is super flexible and rides maybe an inch above the ground. I bought this for my son and he's 145 and the bottom is marked and nicked from just going over unever surfaces on his way to school. It sways down a lot with him on it.
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It will handle 180 lbs no problem. The board is slightly convex (curved the whole length of the board) which gives it plenty of strength.
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My son is 117 lbs and he doesn't have issues. The board looks sturdy enough for me to ride (if I lost my mind) and I'm pushing 200 lbs.
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Edit: My friend is 220 and he rides without a problem. This is a great board, I got it for him a year ago for his birthday and it's still in perfect shape.
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The board is a great board for the price.. I weigh 280 and it holds me just fine.. You really can't go wrong with this set up..
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The board is alright for someone of that weight. I'm 210lbs and this was my first board. I recommend this for a beginner, some learning to skate.
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I believe it's 330lbs but I'm not positive. I am 270 and I've had no issues with the board.
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Hello Wendy - the board is about .5" thick and does not have any feet. Hope that helps. Mike.
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I weigh 120 and did fine. I don't know what the term 'floaty' refers to, but I found that I was able to steer well, found the board to be very stable, and I had fun! You can easily contact the manufacturer, who is very into customer service. I did just that and was assured that the board was ok for my small stature. Good luck!