How much weight does the slide hold?
1993212
I am 180 LBS and have slided few time when I play with my daughter. This is extreme though. I would say up 80 lbs would be decent weight for normal use.
1993213
The slide can easily hold the weight of any child that I've ever seen. I mean child in a very broad sense. For example, it would even hold the weight of a heavy middle-schooler with ease.
872439
5.5 ft or 7 ft depending on where u put the slide. The regular platform it 5.5 and the upper platform needs to accommodate for 7 ft of drop.
456600
Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some... » Read More Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). « Show Less
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Yes just try not to overload the slide. The weight capacity is for.normal verticle position
1899025
I guess it depends on how big the kids are. You can find the exact measurements in the product description. The slide is about 2.5 ft high. My 16th month goes down it.
339970
Sorry, I bought this slide for my 2-year old granddaughter last year so I don't have the box any longer. It's was easy enough for me to handle, and it didn't weigh too much. It fit nicely in my back seat when I took it to her. It has to be assembled. But it's a great slide and lots of fun for a toddler!
307834
I'd guess 25 lbs or so. It flops around when you try to pick it up but someone, or a couple of people, should be able to get it up there without damaging it.
1503211
I would not put that much weight on this slide. It is of light weight construction so I would geuss10-20 pounds. I see Paul said 30 - 40 pounds, works for him that's good.I would say more than that the rollers would ware out very fast.I used it under the desk pens and small tools. For 75-100 pounds look for a heavy duty slide.
1565420
My little guy is 18 months and about 30lbs. It is perfect for him. I also have older kiddos that have stood on it and it holds up well...but they are not supposed to be on it. When I say older I mean age 7 and 10!!! My personal feeling is that this is a good slide until age 3...possibly 4 depending on size. Then I agree with the previous comment about them being too tall. Weight wise though I would say 40-45 lbs. hope this helps answer your question.
224285
It is somewhat stable -- HOWEVER-- my grandson likes to stand at the top and shake the slide. He can get it moving pretty well and I have to really keep a grip on it not to tip over! This slide is used indoors and with total supervision. I would never trust to be used without complete HANDS ON supervision.
1415054
"Mom of 2" has it right. However I weigh a little more than 100 lbs; I will go in there but not jump. I've had a few adults go down the slide with no issues.
1958098
In my use of the Blast Zone Shark the max weight is 150lbs. Anything above that makes the slide become unstable for others.
1983173
Hi Beth- I'm not sure what the official weight limit is but at the top of the slides we've had multiple big kids and even a couple of adults and it didn't give at all - I think you would fill up that space before you'd exceed the limit.
81248
Can't really say what weight, my grand-daughter is not heavy but nevertheless it is sturdy and I feel would be ok for whatever the age the manufacturers say. My grand-daughter loves it, it is like a real play area. Hope this is of help to you.
1890492
It is very sturdy, but not sure about a slide. It holds 3 good size adults without problem
112072
I don't know what the maximum weight limit is, but I slide down the slide with my grandson and i weigh 142 lbs.
1681926
I don't have an exact weight. I gave the instride to my 92 year old mother for her birthday. She is able to move it around without a problem.