Hello, I am an overweight person that weights about 300 pounds and I have recently fell about two weeks ago. Would this be a good product?
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This cushion was a lifesaver for me. I fell and cracked my tailbone and could not stand the pain when I sat down until I purchased this item. It is a fairly firm foam, so should be able to relieve the pressure when you sit on it.Hope it helps you!
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I do not believe so. I would get a bobby pillow that people frequently buy for breast feeding babies. Get the one with the pink cover 100 % polyester. It works outstanding. My grandmother his heavy too and the boppy pillow saved her. I bought this other pillow that you are asking about here, and it was not that comfortable compared to the big boppy pillow. You can put the boppy pillow in the washer and dryer too, and it will not get messed up. Actually if you did that it will actually bop it back out. Hope this helps.
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It may, but it will likely wear out or become flat fairly quickly. You might want to look for something with a bit more thickness.
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I don't believe it would be advisable to try to use it to help getting up from a fall. Too much weight on one side or on the front of the handle would cause it to tip. It's good when you use two hands, placed in the middle of the handle bars to help yourself up from a sitting position.
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The ProForm 590 T Treadmill accommodates up to 300 lbs. So you should be good
1851999
I hae a pinched nerve because of a slipped disc and I used to be 300lbs. I am no where near that now,but at that weight used it as my couch when I moved last until my furnature arrived and it held myself and 2 other grown women while watching TV every night
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I'm 5'6". And it works well for me. The top part you can't adjust. The bottom part you can adjust for the length of your legs. However, that may make the top half heavier then the bottom (the balancing problem). If this is what is happening, and you are falling backwards, it is good, because that is where you will end up and want to. It is bad because it is hard to come back to upright when you are done. You may need to attach some weight to the place you stick your feet in. Maybe use leg weights (the ones with the Velcro straps). This should help. Please let me know if this works. Oh.. and make sure you try this with someone there to help! Good luck Darlene. Martin
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I bought this and I jump up and down on it.. I weigh 165lbs and it seems solid as a rock... I would think if you are under 300 lbs (and not jumping on it) it should be fine.
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I weigh 400#. When I used it to roll over and get out of bed, it was steady as a rock. I suppose if you placed it further down in the bed, it would prevent you from falling out.
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I weigh 200 and some hills were a bit too much. If you are on pavement you might be ok.
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I used to be that heavy as well and can relate to questioning if this product can support you. I can tell you that you shouldn't have a problem as long as you follow the p90x routine. In the routine, Tony will suggest using a chair or bucket to support the weight if your having difficulty. You could used that method to lower the load on the pull up bar. Also, try to use metal anchor screws.
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I weigh 240 and it was great for two weeks. Then it started losing air and it would lose so much during the night it would fold up around me. It's an awesome looking bed but I was probably too heavy. 200 and under would probably be OK.
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I did not ever feel too hot using that product. If you weigh over 150 it might lose its resilience. I weigh 180 and it lost it's support and stayed out of shape.
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To Karen C.:I am a naturally-big guy.I'm also a "LIFE Relations Counselor," which is a sit-on-your-butt-all-day while helping people job.So, 6 years ago I wound-up a 285 lb. Overweight, unhealthy mess.I bought "the Urban Rebounder" & all their Videos {DVDs} and started slow.6 years later, I've permanently dropped the dangerous fat & am still building muscle.YES, the "Urban Rebounder" is a spectacular exercise item that will Not crumble under a 300 lb. person.I never had any problems with my weight & the Rebounder, and there are 2 other Family members now using it.I only have to use it 20 minutes daily to keep in shape.hope that helps!P.S.: BTW, it is also a LOT OF FUN. To Karen C.:I am a naturally-big guy.I'm also a "LIFE Relations Counselor," which is a sit-on-your-butt-all-day while helping people job.So, 6 years ago I wound-up a 285 lb. Overweight, unhealthy mess.I bought "the Urban Rebounder" & all their Videos {DVDs} and started slow.6 years later, I've permanently dropped the dangerous fat & am still building muscle.YES, the "Urban Rebounder" is a spectacular exercise item that will Not crumble under a 300 lb. person.I never had any problems with my... » Read More To Karen C.:I am a naturally-big guy.I'm also a "LIFE Relations Counselor," which is a sit-on-your-butt-all-day while helping people job.So, 6 years ago I wound-up a 285 lb. Overweight, unhealthy mess.I bought "the Urban Rebounder" & all their Videos {DVDs} and started slow.6 years later, I've permanently dropped the dangerous fat & am still building muscle.YES, the "Urban Rebounder" is a spectacular exercise item that will Not crumble under a 300 lb. person.I never had any problems with my weight & the Rebounder, and there are 2 other Family members now using it.I only have to use it 20 minutes daily to keep in shape.hope that helps!P.S.: BTW, it is also a LOT OF FUN. « Show Less
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I'm a little over 400 pounds and have no problems. This is a very good product!
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Yes, I bought it back when I was 265 lbs, it also was fine for a friend who was 300 lbs. I'm 5'-8" so height wise I'm not certain, but I think that he'll be fine. Either way his head will be up most of the work out anyway.
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I bought this for my mother she weighs about 175 & it slid very easily. I'm not sure how it would work for a large male. I would go by the mfg recomendation on how much weight it holds. If your within that amount I would go for it. It has been great for my mom.
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I weigh 200 lbs and I feel confident that it can hold me. But you really have to balance yourself properly on any of these products.
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I believe yet, it would help. Falling while pregnant is actually what broke my tailbone and has caused me so much pain since then. I don't think this pillow would work if you are very heavy. If you are under 170, I think it will work for you. May the birth of your baby be a blessed day. Judith