I&acute;ve seen some weighing 2.5, 4, 5 lbs. Can you recommend one for me? I'm a 5&acute;1 ft. beginner.
1000746
I have a 3lb hula hoop. I am 5.4" and have been doing this awhile. I think 2.5 would be a good place for you to start !
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.
500532
I haven't weighed it but I can. I can say that five rounds of 20seconds on 10rest works my arms like no other workout I've ever done. I've used both and prefer the 1.5 inch. I can go longer with 1.5 which equals cardiovascular gas out. With the 2 inch arms burn out too quick and I like the cardiovascular and arm burnout at same time. Plus my wife can't hang with 2", it's more about rythem than weight. If you are over 6 foot and burly you might want 2" but 1.5 will still kick your butt.
1387396
I weigh 190 ....Solid! so I'm going to say...200lb...I wouldn't take a chance going any higher then that!...hope this helps a little and maybe call the company and ask them...enjoy your holidays.
1806795
I am usually weighing 5 to 12 grams and I find it accurate. I have at times weighed 2 grams and found it accurate. Hope that helps
1529503
Company says 230 tops and we've had guys that heavy as tops so cannot say yes ti your weught. Just bought item but 2adults and 2 kids love ir so far. If I were you I'd look for one stating heavier weight as board is heavier and if it sunk!
769523
I don't know the heaviest weight I have picked up five pounds. It would depend on how much grip you have in your hand.
1639489
There is no way to gauge the number of pounds on the one I use. I guess some people feel more of that kind of specific need. I just leave mine in the same place most of the time, so it stays at the same level of traction. When I do need to move it, I can easily adjust it to the same feeling. I have found that it is very important not to strain one's neck. That appears to be counterproductive.
1184564
Hi - This hoop weighs 1.5 lbs and is 40" in diameter. As a beginner you want to start with a hoop that is between 40-44" in diameter and weighs about 1.5 lbs, to just under 2lbs. The hoops that you purchase in the stores generally weigh only a few ounces to maybe 1 lb, although some of the Sports Hoops are now weighing in at about 2lbs.
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Our kits top out at 20 pounds. I believe it's listed on the package at a bit more than that. I wouldn't want to go muchheavier but that's because it gets awkward to pick up and haul if you are on the shorter size like me at 5'2". A largerhauler might hold more weight but it'll be that much more difficult to haul too. I'm surprised the item description doesn'tinclude this information. It's one the reason's I had a problem picking out this one but some reviewers mentioned it workedfine for their 20 pound pets and it seems they were right. But you need to match not just weight but overall size too.A much taller dog but thin might weigh less but be to high or long for this carrier. Our kits top out at 20 pounds. I believe it's listed on the package at a bit more than that. I wouldn't want to go muchheavier but that's because it gets awkward to pick up and haul if you are on the shorter size like me at 5'2". A largerhauler might hold more weight but it'll be that much more difficult to haul too. I'm surprised the item description doesn'tinclude this information. It's one the reason's I had a problem picking out this one but some reviewers mentioned it workedfine for their 20 pound pets and it seems they were right. But you need to match not... » Read More Our kits top out at 20 pounds. I believe it's listed on the package at a bit more than that. I wouldn't want to go muchheavier but that's because it gets awkward to pick up and haul if you are on the shorter size like me at 5'2". A largerhauler might hold more weight but it'll be that much more difficult to haul too. I'm surprised the item description doesn'tinclude this information. It's one the reason's I had a problem picking out this one but some reviewers mentioned it workedfine for their 20 pound pets and it seems they were right. But you need to match not just weight but overall size too.A much taller dog but thin might weigh less but be to high or long for this carrier. « Show Less
1933809
The board is alright for someone of that weight. I'm 210lbs and this was my first board. I recommend this for a beginner, some learning to skate.
2220894
Having never tried to measure a one pound pull I can't answer your question, however I feel that this instrument is not one to choose for such measurements. I measure 5 pound triggers six or eight times and then take the average and feel that I am within a half pound.
1265446
My digital scales read 3 1/2 lbs. It seems a little heavier than that. I think you could go to the Fiskars' web page and get an accurate weight.
1659540
the first reviewer on the page for this item says she weighs 230 and doesn't have a problem. I suggest you read her review and go from there.
1474249
Try 5 lbs. I'm a 200 lb. man and I use 10 lbs. I probably could use more for some of the routines, but this weight has proven effective. But I also agree with some of the other posts: (1) try the band(s), (2) try a range of weights.
1977522
I got on the scale last night (not pretty), and the paddle weighs 2.6 lbs. TOTAL. Not a heavy paddle at all.
750422
Probably should'nt go over a 20-25 lb draw. You can always go up as strength develops, but proper form is very improtant when using a recurve.