Ergo weight limit? How come the ergo is strength and durability tested up to 90lb but their recommend only using it to 40lb?
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90lbs on your front or back is a lot of weight regardless of any testing. I think the 40lb recommendation is to cover liability in case someone tries to sue because they shoved their 5 year old kid in it.
1863322
I have the Drive Medical Deluxe Clever Lite Rollator Walker with 8" Casters, Flame Blue, Adult with 8" locking front wheels. The specs say weight limit is 300 lbs., but I weigh 340 and it still works fine for me. I find it easier to walk a straight line with the front locking wheels. The front wheels that are allowed to spin and turn, etc., made my walking more stressful. It's a great sturdy walker. I recommend it highly.
1779041
I discarded the paperwork for this product, so I don't know about weight limits. I do know that it works! I had one 30 years ago and used it until it broke. It helps sculpt the waist and also strengthens and reduces love handles.
686470
Just checked- just read the 'Description/about this item'. It lists the weight limit, as one might expect.
458259
No weight limit. Have seen 350lb guys use them no problem. Very robust design.
344644
This version can hold up to 4 lbs. their website recommends the pro version (made of metal instead of plastic) for heavier gear. Hopefully that helps
711319
There is no advertised weight limit that I could find but I am about 220lbs and it doesn't even shake, it is a very sturdy piece of equipment.
627961
If my memory serves me correctly it was 300 lbs limit. I look because I am 270 and it is fine for me.
1864314
THere is no way for me to tell you a max weight. But, I own the product and it is truly a fairly well made, heavy duty construction. I would never hesitate to buy this for someone - all steel construction.
2194125
This is a conjecture but I'd guess 40 lbs would be the upper limit. Of course, it's more a matter of height, leg length and center of gravity than of weight
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There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion. There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands.... » Read More There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion. « Show Less
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I didn't notice if it has a weight limit or not, but my oldest son who is 80 pounds has used it and there have been no problems.
399872
I don't see a limit written down anywhere. If used properly, the weight is directly over the castors and it should hold a reasonable amount. I have no trouble with 35 pounds. Even a little weight in the center causes it to flex, and I would avoid putting anything there.
1154691
Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it. This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
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Also baby bjorn is ten timesEasier to snap on than ergo. Overall, this was a great carrier for up to 20 lbs, after that it was too hard on shoulders and switched to ergo. But for short outings it will be fine up to 25lbs. Right now my son is 23 lbs at 16 months so you can see how long this will last. Ergo can last past 2 yrs and is better for baby sleeping. My son always fallsAsleep in ergo not so much bjorn as feet are always moving and dangling.
2276113
Im not sure that I understand your question. Can you please clarify what you mean about by weight limit?
1940382
Didn't read about a weight limit but I have put 90lbs on it already. Hope this helps!