What thickness would you recommend for a person about 240 lbs?
854320
The 3 inch would be good but you might want to get the 4 just to ensure comfort.
1407090
If you're just looking to add a lively layer of comfort to your mattress, 2" may be fine; if you're looking for a deeper softness in combination with support characteristics, or you're a side sleeper, you may want to consider a thicker topper. In terms of softness, that will also be determined largely by the qualities you're looking to add to your mattress -- at Ultimate Sleep, we frequently have samples available for evaluation purposes.
525863
I would definitely recommend the 60" or 72". The 33" is going to be for children under 6. The 60" or 72" she will be able to use through high school. If you have the extra money go for the 72" if not the 60" will do just fine. The 120" is more for experienced tumblers who want to do connecting flips, such as back handspring to a back tuck and still be on the inclined mat. - Cheerleading coach of 3 years and former Cheerleader of 12 years
928669
well they sell nickel boards which are about 25 to 27 inches and they look exactly the same as penny boards and probably have a larger max load. if you want a certain brand than i suggest penny because i know many people over 200 pounds who ride normal 22 inch pennies with no problem
1455080
You weigh only a little more than me. I am at 230 and have no difficulty. I guess the main thing would be where you carry your weight. If in the rump there might be a little difficulty with the width. Other than that I really think it would work for you.
600999
I would suggest the 65 for you...I am 5'2"-I use the 55. People 6' tall would use the 75. There is more knowledgeable, research-based advice out there, not me. Please google.
1181220
Any mattress you find comfortable. I went to a mattress store and chose what was comfortable. Depth was not an issue.
1380611
I think a Medium will be perfect for you. It actually works for a wide range of weights - 15 - 70 pounds. I hope you like it as much as I do!
2238021
I had also wondered about this and was told that because I have low back pain it would be better to get the 24" because the handles were higher and there would be less 'reaching' bending over that I would have to do with the 26" - And I am almost 5'6" - But I've not bought one yet because I would prefer to 'check' one out first.hope this helps someone.
2047274
No too thick. Just 2 maybe 4 depending on fabric weight. But no batting. Hope that helps
2049589
I would go with the flex 2. The people that purchase flex 3's are girls or guys that want a lot of flex in their deck. At 180 pounds I'd say the flex 2 is what your looking for
2029079
It could be thicker.I have had my last seat like this for 5yrs.I ride 10 to 15 miles a day during the summer if its not raining. I haven't been able to use my new one yet,its still to cold.
1001538
I'd go with a medium. Remember you'll be layering clothes underneath, and you want to be able to move freely.
2007049
not too thick...maybe 1/8" thickest: it has a couple of adjustments for thickness. The thinnest is VERY thin.
2010292
I would go with either the flex 3 or 2.. the flex one will be really stiff at your weight
116321
I am a 240 lb guy and they sit comfortable for me. The back isn't that high so please make sure that you read the description carefully.
2007050
Below answers are accurate - 3 choices of thicknesses to choose from - the thinnest is very nice and thin.