Will I be able to ride on my knees without sinking? I weigh about 120 LBS
1561097
At 120 you should be ok. But you if like to ride on your knees or whats called drop knee ( thats front leg up back leg knee) a stiffer board is preferred. I suggest the mach 7-7 for this stance. Im am 230 and this board does not bend at all. Hope this helped. Board on!
340411
Maybe. I am 195 lbs, but bought this for my 80 lb daughter. On her first day riding it, I did an Ollie to show off a little bit, and broke it from the rear truck back (the pointy end). Glue works wonders and we both still ride it, but I can feel it flex beneath me. If you're just cruising, it should be OK with some judicious foot placement. I bought some spruce and am making my own board, just in case. I hope this helps.
910754
My knees are parallel to the floor when I sit on the bench. The bench is a heavy stable platform. So I would say yes.
1455079
I weigh 212 and have bad knees but I am able to push up and use my legs. It is very sturdy. I wish I had this years ago. Good luck !
1699265
I weigh about 215, and it really isn't big enough for me. I would guess yes at 120, but all my riders are 150+so I cant say for sure. Overall I have been happy with the purchase. Nice board for a nice price
1754860
The Board is flat, Very little if any concave. It can turn tightly and is very flexible for me. I weigh 220lbs. Grip tape comes applied and is not harsh of you plan to ride barefoot, and Can get slippery when wet.
936443
Not really. I weigh about 125 lbs and don't believe someone much heavier would feel secure on them. I use on a padded/carpeted floor which may be part of the problem. Also there is a plastic part that is supposed to be at the lower edge of the upper/outer pedestal tube and stay between the 2 tubes. This part has often slid down and I have to re-insert it into the upper tube. Also the foot rest is too high in relation to the seat, so my legs feel too bent.
406139
Yes. I am a 5'11" male and weigh approximately 180lbs. I have the seat extended at least 3/4 of the way out from the pedals (10th position). Judging by the closest setting, you shoud reach no problem. Also, you do want just a slight knee bend while riding.
1874861
It will be perfect for you.i wish it sunk in more. I'm 160 and 5'9" but if I were heavier it wouldn't make a difference.
319299
I weigh 200 and some hills were a bit too much. If you are on pavement you might be ok.
1530204
I don't have arthritic knees so I can't really answer for sure but I weigh about 220lbs and have landed with my knees onto rocks while running and never felt any pain.
1951081
Yeah I would say you could. I'm 160 and its fine. The only problem I could think is that if you sit on it, there is no support to hold the weight. Just the fabric. There is a bar in the middle that would work fine to hold you. But if your only sitting on it a few Times a month then yeah you should be fine.
1762031
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 :)
811004
I weigh 180 and I can walk on mine. You do have to make sure the ground is level.
1960006
You'll be fine. I'm 230 and this thing doesn't even dip when I stand on it. Definitely the right board for you. Might want to look into a bigger paddle, but that's something else entirely. The paddle that comes with the board will definitely get you started.
79261
I'm 5'11" and 150 lbs. I ride mine to the library and such and it's still a comfortable ride height-wise. I think you'll be fine.
1370688
My friend is 180lbs and comfortably rides this board. I personally would not recommend someone who weighs much more than that to buy this board simply because it is very flexible and would be difficult to ride.