what is the weight limit on float
824507
I don't know the manufacturers weight limit but my 16 year old son weighs 186 and its perfect for him. We use it in the pool. Too big for my 3 year old nephew. Definitely made for adults.
824508
Not sure. Probably up to 300 pounds. They're very large and sturdy. We love them for floating on the waves in tthe Gulf of Mexico.
824509
Weight limit should be on box which i dont have anymore. But i can tell you that my son and i were on one together and iur combined weight is 240 lbs. Im going to guess it is a 300 lb maximum. Hope this helps you.
824510
Don't know the answer, but the young adults who use it weigh from 110 to 150 pounds and it's fine for them.
1299804
I believe the limit is 250 lbs but they have another style that says 300lbs.
614160
I've climbed on top but I'm not sure of the weight limit. It's very sturdy very little jiggling when I move it
955338
I'm 225 and it floats me pretty good. It is not as stable as a fixed board but it is pretty stable. I've had a friend that was about 250 use it and he thought it didn't float him very well.
516134
I don't recall the specific weight limit, but it is far below my weight of 295 lbs. The bike itself is sturdy enough for my weight. The lifespan of the motor is likely what is most affected by weight, though it seems to be holding up well. My use of the bike is sporadic based on time of year, so stating I have owned it more than a year with no problems doesn't help much. I do wonder if the cruising distance isn't also diminished increasing weight, though I've never tested this. in the spring & fall, I use the bike several miles a day then generally recharge it each night.
2223275
Don't understand the question. It IS an inflatable boat. It floats...it supports my 300 lbs. + battery + motor + fishing things.... Still fairly new for me, but I suspect it will serve me well....and no one can ask for a ride :-)
1764077
I weigh 280 and it holds me fine...its a heavier material than most pool floats.
1021252
I don't remember the weight limit. It is quite wobbly with just a small child on it. My husband reinforced it, making it a little sturdier. It was a great price when we bought it though....better than most simple ladders. The same set at our local pool store is $300.
1657544
It never did specify. When my son was two to three years old, he would use it with 2 or 3 of the floats attached. I would suggest calling the company directly being that even their website does not have specific weight information. 1-800-SWIM-GEAR (794-6432) Good luck. It was surprisingly the best product for my son to swim on his own (not that we would leave his side) but he was able to have the freedom that water wings &/or float vests just dont allow.
1657546
I don't know what the manufacture's recommended limit is but my son is 5 and he weighs 52 pounds and is 48" tall (yes he's a very big boy!) and it keeps him afloat without a problem. This is with all 4 blocks on, so as he learns to swim we'll remove a block at a time. Hope this helps!!
1215518
I own two of these, and I used them when I was around the 350 mark. They will float with that much weight but obviously they sit lower in the water. Hope that helps
317014
I think it depends less on age and more on size/weight. At a certain point, a float is going to be unstable if the child is bigger than it's rated for.
932838
I can't say for sure, but I don't think there is a weight limit. I have jumped onto it myself with no issue, and I am over 100lbs. To note, it has some buoyancy, but not a lot. (It's not like a trampoline or anything.) My kiddos mostly use it to jump off the couch (often doing twists or flips) and use it to have a super kush and safe place to land. It's great for proprioceptive input. It's bigger than it looks in the picture too. :) I definitely still recommend for any kid - especially if your son needs the proprioceptive or vestibular input.
1527341
According to the info that is on the Amazon site the limit is 440 pounds. I'm very pleased with my scale.
1911818
I cannot give you an exact, but it handled six average sized adults and 4 kids (9-12 yes old) all crammed on without an issue. Best summer float. Totally worth the $. Be sure to deflate and dry before packing away.
722488
The float is very light because it's made of a rubber/foam material... maybe a pound. The device is worn on the back.. connecting in the front. It helps to keep the child tilted slightly forward to assist with swim motions of arms and legs. I highly, highly recommend this product. It has done wonders for us.
2016051
HelloWell, 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.