weight limits for Motion Slider 36 "Black Edition"
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DSLR with mic, light and H4n and works just fine. In fact: more weight = smoother shots.
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The slider itself can handle a heavy head and camera but you'll need to use two stout tripods to mount it in that case, or rest it on a table.
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I used it with my Canon t2i and had a shotgun mic and a CN-160 light attached with a hotshoe mount, and no issues... only thing I am not a fan of if the fact you have yo slide it to the end to adjust the fluid head.. Other than that I am cool with it over all
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Although I use this with my Sony FS100 without any problems, I believe it is better suited for DSLRs
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Compressed to just over 36 inches. Very high quality MADE IN THE USA sliders
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Mostly depends on the camera that you will be using in the end and what you can afford. The best would be anything with a 3/8" when mounting the slider in the center position.You can attach it directly to a tripod head, but it will tend to shift weight when moved to one end or another even with a light weight ball head and dslr attached to the slider. This can be compensated with a light-stand however as each end does have 1/4" mounts and can take up some of the slack to balance out the slider.
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Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some... » Read More Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). « Show Less
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I believe 15 lbs is the limit. I use it with a laptop and my hands on it don't present a problem...there is a spring that can be tightened to adjust the resistance of it moving down.
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I have this one and I have ridden on it. Razor 360 Flash Rider I am 5'5" and 150 lbs. This one the weight limit is 160lbs.
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Hi Tiffany,I do no know for certain, but my guess would be 20 just because of its durability. We used our slide for 3 months straight last summer and it held up well. It was not only used by our family but for birthday parties as well. The kids can't wait for us to take it out of the box and get it set up again for the summer. Hope this helps.
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I'm pretty large 300+ lbs and I've used the swings and been in the fort. Haven't went down the slide. I believe the slide says 150 lbs but I've had friends closer to 200 lbs go down it.
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I used this mounts in my office with 37" displays. Worked absolutely fine. Most of the new generation displays are not heavy at all. So I wouldn't worry about the weight limit, unless you are planning instal something old and heavy. The only thing I would worry is the distance at the back of the screen. You need to be sure that the screw holes on the mount will align with the display. I would try to use a larger size mount.
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Hello, the overall weight limit for this item is 400 lbs and max. user weight is 100 lbs. You may have 2 users on the slide and 2 users on the climber at a time. Hope this is helpful.
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Just checked my owner's manual and it says "Maximum user weight is 300 lbs." (Must be pretty sturdy!!) I haven't had mine very long so I can't tell you how durable it is. It looks cheap because it's all plastic but I haven't had any problems with it so far. I would just recommend not carrying it by the pedals or lifting the pedals forcefully which might cause them to separate from the bellows and create an air leak.
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User Manual shows35mm slide, 35mm neg., and optional 110 and 126 neg. holdersJJ
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Just checked with FlashFurniture's customer service. Max load bearing capacity is 165 lbs.
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Not sure exactly but I made the mistake of setting a small box of tiles, aprox 40 lbs on the unit. It looked fine but one day I noticed that the wheels would not move when I tried to move it. The metal at the bottom indented where the wheel attached but I was able to fix it by reinforcing it.
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I am not sure of the actual weight limit but I struggle going up and down steps and have two of these installed on my RV. I pull on them quite a bit going up the steps and they are sturdy and show no movement where attached.
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I believe about 50 -60 lbs. that is a an approximate guess. Yes you can remove that there's a knob that turns on the backside for adjustment or removed.
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Yes, I use 2 tripods with the slider. Set them at various heights and you have a makeshift jib movement b