I'm not a small man. So I'm lookig for a float that I can comfprtable in. Will this one work for me?
271693
I wouldn't recommend this float, I did not think it was very comfortable, it positions you too straight up not reclining as pictured
271694
We bought 4 of these floats. Work really well and stay inflated and are very comfortable. Our son is 6' 4" but not overwieght. Keeps him a float with ease.
1211351
It should help an attendant keep them afloat in shallow water. I bought this one for my son who weighs 50 lbs and it keeps him afloat with minimum effort on his own.
551407
No. It is very difficult to get on this chair float and I find it very disappointing - so much so I don't use it. It is nowhere near as good as others I have owned.
1866925
I weigh 120 and did fine. I don't know what the term 'floaty' refers to, but I found that I was able to steer well, found the board to be very stable, and I had fun! You can easily contact the manufacturer, who is very into customer service. I did just that and was assured that the board was ok for my small stature. Good luck!
1228240
I don't see the point of that. Buy a board that you can carry, that's suitable for your weight, & that is suitable for your type of paddling. That should do the job!Edited to add that I'm very happy with my Greco board & paddle, & have had great customer service from the company as well.
1816935
Either way works. My float died after a few months. I had to transfer one off an old pump.
30363
Too light weight..would tend to float and not remain in place..If you could add weight to it then it would be fine.
1156521
You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.
815746
It should work fine. I have approx 50psi on my supply line and the float closes it no problem.
309545
I know exactly what you are talking about! You can definitely float on it w/o getting wet. I LOVE mine!!!
329218
I don't know. I am 190 and it's fine with me. Being in the water I don't think we weigh as much and when you put your arms out to the side I think it will also help you float. I would give it a try.
2016047
Hello Well, my husband and I both squeezed onto the float together for a picture. We were a bit wide for the float, but it worked. And it held our combined 420 lbs. with no problem. Very seaworthy. Just an FYI:when on the float, you sit very much above the water. No part of me gets wet unless I splash myself or get splashed. I'm 5'9" and it's plenty long. Hope this helps.
503022
You might need to look for a heavier rollater which will be geared to your weight and height. This rollater is really for short people. I'm sure med-line have the rollater for you!
1221319
No this belt doesn't have the same floatation. Aquajogger would be recommended.
711339
It should float, but that will depend on how much air you squeezed out when closing it.
2279615
This seat is not for a BIG guy, it just won't take the considerable abuse it will get. you might look into a seat made just for such a person.
2055664
Yes it will! It's air tight. So it traps air in it that's what make it float. Also if I remember right it's submersible for 30 minutes