I'm 273 still working on losing move can it hold my weight ?
835718
Yes - I had myself at 185 and my friend at 155 on it at the same time. Just unsure you use a real wrench when pour it together, and not the little one that comes with it, or it'll sway unnecessarily and won't feel solid like it can.
835719
Yes - I had myself at 185 and my friend at 155 on it at the same time. Just insure you use a real wrench when putting it together, and not the little one that comes with it, or it'll sway unnecessarily and won't feel solid like it can.
835720
I believe the weight capacity is 250 lbs. As far as its construction, its very sturdy so in my opinion I wouldn't be surprised if it could. Hope this helps. I cannot say yes since I'm only 175 lbs.
239659
My friend actually weighs over 200 lbs am I weigh 170. An it didn't even budge with us. Hope that helped
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
766381
I am in the same predicament you are in. I didn't know about the weight factor either. But the board is fine.....I used mine dozens of times without any problem and I am still holding my weight about 145....trying to go lower but it's fine.
1182194
I would say Yes. I weigh the same as you and have run a 1.33 half (which is about 7.15). I train at times daily on mine and once ran 52 miles on it in 3 days. I've not seen any sign of it not being able to keep up.
345878
well im 190 and it pulls me around lol my son is 100lbs, but ill have to check on the limit and get back to you.
800759
Yes, I weigh 270 and do fine on it. It's much more solidly constructed as a toilet seat.
378193
I weigh 260 and it works fine for me. One note, you might want to replace the nuts on the bottom of the springs with nuts that have nylon inserts that don't allow the nut to come off. I call them "keeper" nuts not really sure of the correct name.
859970
I have a friend who weighs 275 and it held him. It was a little shaky but it held up with no signs of damage. I weigh 200 and it is no problem, solid as a rock.
2090389
Hi, I weigh 190 LBs 5'7" 52 age. Its works great. Good Value. Looking to save space & get a low to Medium work out. It will do the job. If trying to do a hard core work out. I would say no.
541388
Sure. Go to your local hardware store and get some lag bolts and flat washers to fit the holes. Drill you a 1/8 inch pilot hole then screw in the lag bolts. I am 6'5" and weigh 225 pounds. It will hold you!
1595903
Probably. Seems to be pretty well built. I weigh in around 215 and I'm not concerned at all.
2105464
I am 5'10, 185 and when I do dips the tower wobbles a little but not much and the dip arms feel completely secure. My tower is just set up on a rug in the basement, which could be the source of the wobbling - I have been intending to an exercise mat but have not done so yet. I suspect the tower will be sturdy enough to accommodate you and the weight, but if the weight is hanging and sways during the dip the tower might wobble a bit.
1658198
I don't know about the strength of the device but question the advisability of someone that heavy balancing and getting up and down from the sitting position. I'm 180 and find it a little challenging keeping the device steady while siting down.
1608211
I'm not sure, it's a fairly sturdy piece of machinery....my husband had no trouble on it and he was 240 before losing weight..........
255146
Jay, Most definately. I put all my weight on one end during an ab exercise, im 260. There will be no issues for you there.
2078025
I have had my 170 since March. I am 6'4" weighing in at 279...and am currently managing 7+ miles each morning....I am 69 yrs old today and am looking forward to increasing my workout levels!