I weigh 37 kilograms- Will it break from me?
1999334
When putting between 50 and 75 lbs of load on one prong, it will bend and not support anything. This is a LIGHT duty unit, not suitable for human life support.
1999335
No it will not break for you, but it might unlock and fall. I do not recomend it.
1517143
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.
801792
I don't ride mine to break it but I am 6'2"/280# and it has held up for over a year now. Rough trails and mtn roads are not my thing but sand, gravel or smooth and paved.. it has seen it's share.. Good luck.
2269824
well I've exceeded 300lbs (bodyweight + dip belt with weights) and its very sturdy... 3000 may be a stetch... but I'd be comfortable with any weight under 4 digits
830415
No. You are at 24ft. lift. You need to move up to the Liberty 287 which is good for 37ft. lift. The 257 is rated for 21ft. Close but I would not try it. Better to have a rating that surpasses your needs for lift.
1401371
I have not tested this to the max limit as this would mean I would have broken it. However, I would guess thirty five to forty five pounds.
859469
Hopefully you are not carrying that much weight. I would not try and push that limit. Good luck.
959756
Probably not. I slept on it alone for a week before a move, and I sank through to the floor at all my heaviest points. For reference, I'm 6', 190lb.
1469975
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.
1509874
It's not heavy you'll be able to carry it no problem. I got this and the springs are already popping off. Still under 6m old
1377515
The bike is very strong and I believe that the limit is 240lbs, so you should be fine.
90774
I sincerely doubt it; I am 6 feet tall, 210 pounds, and it barely fits for me. Much smaller than I had thought it would be. It's solid, but I just don't think 300 pounds would fit comfortably (unless it's all in your shoulders, in which case you don't need tom lift any more weights, right?).
1349541
oh yeah. i weigh about 240lbs, with 60psi (which is more than recommended i think), and jump all kinds of stuff on the road. no problems yet, great tire.
1409675
Yep. It will support your weight. The question is really what you're trying to accomplish. The product gave me the respite and confidence to not need it any more. Best of luck!
110286
At the time I purchased mine, I weighed 350 lbs. I now weigh 300. I have had no problems with it at all.
797842
I didn't try to break it so I don't know for sure. It's made of polyurethane, same as they use for tool handles, so it's pretty sturdy. However, I could see where a larger person might feel queasy about leaning heavily on it while using it as a cane. Too thin for that! It's perfect for a person my size, but a big guy might have problems---too short for him anyhow.
150971
No problem with 280 lbs. We've had people on the Tread desk that weigh over 300! You will love it!