I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office chair. I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office... » Read More I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office chair. « Show Less
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I weigh 120 and it popped on me, they are going to make a 5000 pound ball, they sent me one to replace mine. I don't know if they have them for sale yet, you might want to contact the company. Also I have a play ball that I have had for 20 plus years, you might like it better, made by Sport Fun, or at least that's the name of it. They used to make 3 sizes, I used it to bounce my daughter, and now my grandson to sleep several times a day, it has held up beautifully. I know it holds 300 lbs bouncing.. I can tell you the new black mountain ball is much sturdier than the old one, and far thicker material. Hope this helps. God bless I weigh 120 and it popped on me, they are going to make a 5000 pound ball, they sent me one to replace mine. I don't know if they have them for sale yet, you might want to contact the company. Also I have a play ball that I have had for 20 plus years, you might like it better, made by Sport Fun, or at least that's the name of it. They used to make 3 sizes, I used it to bounce my daughter, and now my grandson to sleep several times a day, it has held up beautifully. I know it holds 300 lbs bouncing.. I can tell you the new black mountain ball is much sturdier than the old one, and far... » Read More I weigh 120 and it popped on me, they are going to make a 5000 pound ball, they sent me one to replace mine. I don't know if they have them for sale yet, you might want to contact the company. Also I have a play ball that I have had for 20 plus years, you might like it better, made by Sport Fun, or at least that's the name of it. They used to make 3 sizes, I used it to bounce my daughter, and now my grandson to sleep several times a day, it has held up beautifully. I know it holds 300 lbs bouncing.. I can tell you the new black mountain ball is much sturdier than the old one, and far thicker material. Hope this helps. God bless « Show Less
798183
I know for sure that that does not mean psi. If it were Pounds per square inch then that ball could take a fully loaded tractor-trailer. It means 2000lbs. total weight burst rated. It will support even the largest of humans so don't think that you are too heavy for it.
1011927
I haven't tried to sit on it all day but I weigh 250 and it has given me no cause for concern.
1011928
The ball I mentioned in my previous answer is no longer available I guess, it was the bigens sport fun ball. What a shame, it's a great ball.
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I think the weight limits are specified somewhere in the description. I would follow those specifications. If they say 245lb is acceptable I believe the cane chair will be sturdy enough...you just have to use it gingerly. No plopping down and always being careful to maintain your balance. You have to remember this is a cross between a cane and a chair so it's not "perfect" as either, but it's pretty darn good. Even a lighter person using the chair must use the chair carefully. So again I say if you are within the specifications go for it. Nothing compares to actually trying an item. You can always return it if you are not comfortable with it. I think the weight limits are specified somewhere in the description. I would follow those specifications. If they say 245lb is acceptable I believe the cane chair will be sturdy enough...you just have to use it gingerly. No plopping down and always being careful to maintain your balance. You have to remember this is a cross between a cane and a chair so it's not "perfect" as either, but it's pretty darn good. Even a lighter person using the chair must use the chair carefully. So again I say if you are within the specifications go for it. Nothing compares to actually trying an... » Read More I think the weight limits are specified somewhere in the description. I would follow those specifications. If they say 245lb is acceptable I believe the cane chair will be sturdy enough...you just have to use it gingerly. No plopping down and always being careful to maintain your balance. You have to remember this is a cross between a cane and a chair so it's not "perfect" as either, but it's pretty darn good. Even a lighter person using the chair must use the chair carefully. So again I say if you are within the specifications go for it. Nothing compares to actually trying an item. You can always return it if you are not comfortable with it. « Show Less
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My family has 3 of them, our weights range between 130 & 200lbs. Daily sitting for 1+yrs. with no problem, so the "collapsing" experienced by some reviewers seems to be some intermittent, earlier version issue. I don't see a way to re-inflate it, so my advice is to contact the company for a replacement, as they stand behind the product.
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I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you... » Read More I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) « Show Less
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yes, it will support that weight...I'm dieting now but when I got the chair I weighed 320 lbs. I'm at 240 now and losing and have yet to have a problem like that. You need to read my original comments about this chair and what I went through...I certainly don't advise you to buy from this company. Go to Staples and look at their chairs, that's what I wish I had done!
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I weigh one hundred pounds. Other family members have used the chair, but none of them are overweight. I would not rely on this chair for someone over 175#. Just a guess. The chair is sturdy, but not hefty. Depends on the user. It is in the family room. No problems.
635483
I haven't come across a weight limit, but I will share this with you...A coworker who weighs more than I do (145) was using my ball chair when I was not there and I noticed the chair wasn't "gliding" well. It was because her weight had pushed the ball right through the frame and it was dragging on the floor. You can't blow the ball up to be firmer because then you are not aligned properly in the chair. Personally, I would skip the frame and just sit on a ball.
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The symbol indicates an OVERLOAD WARNING -- It means that the person's (or object's) weight exceeded the maximum capacity of scale, which is 440 lbs / 200 kg. The manual advises to remove weight immediately to avoid permanent damage to scale.
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It states a weight capacity on the ONE short information sheet as being 250 lbs. I personally have just recently ordered this item and have been using it now for about three weeks. I'm currently 242 and was slightly nervous to use it. However, no problems. It is actually pretty sturdy but I wouldn't exceed much, if any over the 250 weight restriction. By the way, in the online description, I don't believe I saw any mention of the weight limit. I had to find out when I received the item and read the instruction sheet.
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My husband weighs about 255, and its held up his weight no problem. The only reason I would look at something else, is my two bar stools that I purchased only lasted about one year. The legs cracked, they wouldn't spin hardly any more, and the cushion after sitting in it for 30 minutes would eventually start to hurt your butt because it was like it deflated or something. Do not recommend. My husband only sat in the one 99% of the time, and the other hardly ever got used by our son, and they both were either severely defective, or junk.
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I weighed 168 when I started and I didn't have any problems with it wobbling. However... It is very compact and I'm sure will feel more wobbly than a large gym quality machine. My husband is over 200 pound and he has tested it...but not really used it. He says it is worthless for him because it is not difficult and you cant get a wide range of motion. For me it works and I've lost 30 pounds watching calories and using this for 20 minutes to an hour several times a week. It feels like running in place but easier on my joints. The handle bar helps you get your balance...but is not really sturdy. The base does not wobble though. I weighed 168 when I started and I didn't have any problems with it wobbling. However... It is very compact and I'm sure will feel more wobbly than a large gym quality machine. My husband is over 200 pound and he has tested it...but not really used it. He says it is worthless for him because it is not difficult and you cant get a wide range of motion. For me it works and I've lost 30 pounds watching calories and using this for 20 minutes to an hour several times a week. It feels like running in place but easier on my joints. The handle bar helps you get your balance...but is not really... » Read More I weighed 168 when I started and I didn't have any problems with it wobbling. However... It is very compact and I'm sure will feel more wobbly than a large gym quality machine. My husband is over 200 pound and he has tested it...but not really used it. He says it is worthless for him because it is not difficult and you cant get a wide range of motion. For me it works and I've lost 30 pounds watching calories and using this for 20 minutes to an hour several times a week. It feels like running in place but easier on my joints. The handle bar helps you get your balance...but is not really sturdy. The base does not wobble though. « Show Less
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well I'd go with Mark B.'s answer. I doubt anyone ever has used a flow meter to measure that when they fill the mattress and no where on the thing does it say this since you can under or overfill to your preference. why would anyone need to know that anyway? rest assured it'll be heavy especially if on an upper floor, figure 2000 pounds in water weight alone.
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Per the docs its 2.2 gpm @ 60 psi. For us, its feels pretty robust, maybe because the previous one was quite old.
1623407
I think in my research that this chair had a high limit, that is part of the reason I choose it. I am 300lbs and have had no problems in the time that I've owned it. I really do like the chair!
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The booklet that came with the chair states: "The Resistance Chair system has been engineered and tested to withstand a maximum weight of 500 lbs. Do not exceed this maximum weight load when using the product." I can tell you this is a very sturdy and strong chair.
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I purchased the bench about 18 months ago....I believe that the information about max weight was somewhere on the site when I bought it. I only use up to 135#, but the incredible sturdy structure of this well-made bench, indicates to me that it will support much heavier weights. I would search the Deltech site for your answer....I know it is there.
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I weigh 170 and use this chair daily. There are several of my family members that are over 200 lbs. that use it occasionally and it has held up fine.