what flex should i get i weigh 105 pounds ?.
2010292
I would go with either the flex 3 or 2.. the flex one will be really stiff at your weight
1349622
You need your own weights. I'd say 5lb and 7/8lb to start with. For less weight than that... fill a water bottle with sand or something rather than buy till you know what you need.
110865
If you are talking about body frame... I would look at leg length and weight. I use both the 65 and the 75...I am lets say 'stocky" about 240-245 and 6 feet tall. I use the 75cm for a desk seat and the 65cm to exercise and stretch with. Some girls have long legs and they might like the 65 or even 75 if using for a desk seat. It sure has worked my back using it at my desk, works the legs too. I hope that helps, Bear
1154603
Being on the low end of the weight scale will only require a little more patience breaking them in and practice, so 158-198 should be fine. Excellent gift idea! However, I would recommend wrist pads too. Happy Holidays!
421610
I think so. I'm 190 and it doesn't flex much under my weight. It feels pretty solid.
649520
I weigh 195lb and several of my friends weigh over 275lb. I don't know what the mfgr suggests, but I feel safe enough to buy 2more.
408898
Very light. My husband is 225 and this didn't work well at all. His butt was bigger than the device. I would not recommend for one over 125
2012990
I use 5lb but in the videos they tell u to have a set of heavy weights and light weights, but at first use weights that feel comfortable to you and that you can tolerate without hurting yourself, then once you feel your ready to go up feel free to upgrade!.. hope this helps and good luck!
963787
The 55-210 should fit your needs. It takes time to get accustomed to the added weight but the added flexibility is terrific.
1162691
Im 175-185 lbs and mine has a lot of flex and touches ground when turning sometimes so this may not be the best for you
1663836
I have the DryPro HL 13 small half leg. I'm a female, 135lbs, 5'4, had a plaster cast. This was a good fit for me. (I had to get it from DryCorp website) the one I got on Amazon- I thought I was getting Drycorp, but I actually received XeroSox HL15 Large Half Leg and it leaked and the quality was not the same, rubber is a lot thinner. I used it anyways and was disappointed so I spent the extra money and went to Drycorp website. - well worth it though, nice to get in shower without the worry of your cast getting wet
486108
I'm 170, it fits me well. Being 95 pounds, you'll probably want a size or two under (unless you want to try the L)
776149
Do you have any chairs you would recommend for a heavier person? I'm not sure 250 will work.
1154599
I weigh a couple pounds less and bought the 158 to 198 lbs stilts. They work great for me.
801297
These flexes a little, I could feel mine flex from side to side as I lean on my handle bars. The product is tough, Im 200 lbs and use an aerobar, did a century ride without any problems. For a fixed gear on some rough road, I would lower the air on my tires to absorb the bumps. Also I think you can only fit up to 25mm tire on this fork, please check
374509
I liked the bowflex, but as I never need any weights over 20 lbs (and the bowflex only has a 5-50lb option), I'm getting the powerblock 3lb to 21lb set. Saves me $200
110864
If you are talking about body frame... I would look at leg length and weight. I use both the 65 and the 75...I am lets say 'stocky"about 240-245 and 6 feet tall. I use the 75cm for a desk seat and the 65cm to exercise and stretch with. Some girls have long legsand they might like the 65 or even 75 if using for a desk seat. It sure has worked my back using it at my desk, works the legs too.I hope that helps, Bear