I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office chair. I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office... » Read More I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office chair. « Show Less
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I weigh 120 and it popped on me, they are going to make a 5000 pound ball, they sent me one to replace mine. I don't know if they have them for sale yet, you might want to contact the company. Also I have a play ball that I have had for 20 plus years, you might like it better, made by Sport Fun, or at least that's the name of it. They used to make 3 sizes, I used it to bounce my daughter, and now my grandson to sleep several times a day, it has held up beautifully. I know it holds 300 lbs bouncing.. I can tell you the new black mountain ball is much sturdier than the old one, and far thicker material. Hope this helps. God bless I weigh 120 and it popped on me, they are going to make a 5000 pound ball, they sent me one to replace mine. I don't know if they have them for sale yet, you might want to contact the company. Also I have a play ball that I have had for 20 plus years, you might like it better, made by Sport Fun, or at least that's the name of it. They used to make 3 sizes, I used it to bounce my daughter, and now my grandson to sleep several times a day, it has held up beautifully. I know it holds 300 lbs bouncing.. I can tell you the new black mountain ball is much sturdier than the old one, and far... » Read More I weigh 120 and it popped on me, they are going to make a 5000 pound ball, they sent me one to replace mine. I don't know if they have them for sale yet, you might want to contact the company. Also I have a play ball that I have had for 20 plus years, you might like it better, made by Sport Fun, or at least that's the name of it. They used to make 3 sizes, I used it to bounce my daughter, and now my grandson to sleep several times a day, it has held up beautifully. I know it holds 300 lbs bouncing.. I can tell you the new black mountain ball is much sturdier than the old one, and far thicker material. Hope this helps. God bless « Show Less
798183
I know for sure that that does not mean psi. If it were Pounds per square inch then that ball could take a fully loaded tractor-trailer. It means 2000lbs. total weight burst rated. It will support even the largest of humans so don't think that you are too heavy for it.
1011927
I haven't tried to sit on it all day but I weigh 250 and it has given me no cause for concern.
1011928
The ball I mentioned in my previous answer is no longer available I guess, it was the bigens sport fun ball. What a shame, it's a great ball.
709790
I have no idea what the manufacturer says because I never ask or looked in my owner's manual. Upon receiving this e-mail asking about maximum weight capacity, I pulled out my owner's manual and I looked cover to cover and that topic is never addressed. I weight 255 pounds and ido not have any problems riding it. Very smooth and very easy to right. In the manual there is a toll free # listed for service and technical support. Call them, they should be able to give you a reall answer to your question. 1-800-626-2811. Good Luck.
102629
Not sure. I have hernia and awaiting surgery. I'm wearing a belt and keeping it light but had a max of 130# and its pretty sturdy and smooth. I don't think it is meant for really heavy weight. Sorry I couldn't provide more info.
330957
I'm a lean 205, and this thing is super uncomfortable without some sort of pillow. I'm sure there's a weight limit, not sure what it is. Anyone much bigger than me would swallow this thing up, and I bought the adult size.
1088362
I filled my cushion only half full of air, and it holds my current 270 lbs nicely; I have no fear of it bursting. Use it on my office desk chair when the chair starts to feel "hard" from sitting so much (about half of my 8-hour work day). Have used it for years so far and have had no leaks. The rubber is very heavy duty like that found in rubber hot water bottles.PS...Found that my cats love sitting on the half-filled cushion too. Put a towel or two over the top of the cushion, and the cats are stuck there like glue. As such, I am purchasing a couple more so I can have mine back and all to myself. I filled my cushion only half full of air, and it holds my current 270 lbs nicely; I have no fear of it bursting. Use it on my office desk chair when the chair starts to feel "hard" from sitting so much (about half of my 8-hour work day). Have used it for years so far and have had no leaks. The rubber is very heavy duty like that found in rubber hot water bottles.PS...Found that my cats love sitting on the half-filled cushion too. Put a towel or two over the top of the cushion, and the cats are stuck there like glue. As such, I am purchasing a couple more so I can have... » Read More I filled my cushion only half full of air, and it holds my current 270 lbs nicely; I have no fear of it bursting. Use it on my office desk chair when the chair starts to feel "hard" from sitting so much (about half of my 8-hour work day). Have used it for years so far and have had no leaks. The rubber is very heavy duty like that found in rubber hot water bottles.PS...Found that my cats love sitting on the half-filled cushion too. Put a towel or two over the top of the cushion, and the cats are stuck there like glue. As such, I am purchasing a couple more so I can have mine back and all to myself. « Show Less
336998
There is a tag that says not to exceed 250 lbs but I have the chair at work and I know some of my coworkers who have sat in it for long periods are over that.
392776
The description says it is a 107 load index which translates to 2149 lbs. at max pressure, some manufactures use the newer load index system, and some still go by the old system.
1015107
I think so. I weighed about 275 when I had it and it held up real well with no air loss :) But don't quote me. LOL
1516160
My husband weighs about 255, and its held up his weight no problem. The only reason I would look at something else, is my two bar stools that I purchased only lasted about one year. The legs cracked, they wouldn't spin hardly any more, and the cushion after sitting in it for 30 minutes would eventually start to hurt your butt because it was like it deflated or something. Do not recommend. My husband only sat in the one 99% of the time, and the other hardly ever got used by our son, and they both were either severely defective, or junk.
1390718
is depend what are you going to use it for if you need 2000 psi or more you should buy something different yeah I bought one and I'm using it almost everyday in my mechanic shop hey don't have any problem with it yet to me is not really powerful but is not bad my neighbor but one and he had problem with it after a couple months and they send him brand new one did not work at all but the second one is been working have no problem so is your choice my friend good luck.
701017
As a person who weighs between 255 & 270 on the avg most of the time & does cust service out of a home office 4-8 hrs a day, I'd agree with Janis & spend the extra $20 or so for the 'heavy duty' (500 lb support). That's what I personally intend to do when THIS cylinder I'm sitting on now starts to go. I replaced the last office chair I 'blew out' - from now on, I'm replacing cylinders (cheaper).
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This is a very wide chair, however I do not know if it is rated for that kind of weight. Also I am not sure it would be comfortable for someone of that size. I weigh 330 pds and I would not want to sit in that chair for any length of time. The seat is narrow once you sit in it and the canvas seat contracts from the weight. I was recently in the hospital and they have chairs for heavy set people. I might try to ask your local hospital or your health insurance if they can help point you to a vendor. Another option is a used jazzy chair I bought one and it fits fine and you don,t have to push. Lecturing, imbought a used This is a very wide chair, however I do not know if it is rated for that kind of weight. Also I am not sure it would be comfortable for someone of that size. I weigh 330 pds and I would not want to sit in that chair for any length of time. The seat is narrow once you sit in it and the canvas seat contracts from the weight. I was recently in the hospital and they have chairs for heavy set people. I might try to ask your local hospital or your health insurance if they can help point you to a vendor. Another option is a used jazzy chair I bought one and it fits fine and you don,t have to push.... » Read More This is a very wide chair, however I do not know if it is rated for that kind of weight. Also I am not sure it would be comfortable for someone of that size. I weigh 330 pds and I would not want to sit in that chair for any length of time. The seat is narrow once you sit in it and the canvas seat contracts from the weight. I was recently in the hospital and they have chairs for heavy set people. I might try to ask your local hospital or your health insurance if they can help point you to a vendor. Another option is a used jazzy chair I bought one and it fits fine and you don,t have to push. Lecturing, imbought a used « Show Less
1164999
I do not know about a weight limit and I did pop the seal out of one after using for some time (I had used it for a couple of years). I was readjusting my weight in the chair and must have stressed the cushion as the seal when it was inflated popped out and I could not figure out how to fix it. I ordered another because I was so dependent on using it.
1387396
I weigh 190 ....Solid! so I'm going to say...200lb...I wouldn't take a chance going any higher then that!...hope this helps a little and maybe call the company and ask them...enjoy your holidays.
1088361
I weigh 230lbs., and mine lasted 6 months before it started deflating on a regular basis. I am buying a new on today.
490867
well I'd go with Mark B.'s answer. I doubt anyone ever has used a flow meter to measure that when they fill the mattress and no where on the thing does it say this since you can under or overfill to your preference. why would anyone need to know that anyway? rest assured it'll be heavy especially if on an upper floor, figure 2000 pounds in water weight alone.
2097344
Per the docs its 2.2 gpm @ 60 psi. For us, its feels pretty robust, maybe because the previous one was quite old.