what is the weight capacity on this board? my 15 yr old son weighs 205 bs and found it to boggy when he rode it. The board bends.
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The deck has a considerable amount of flex(bend) and the first thing I did was buy new bearings (ABEC5) and wheels(80mm). I use mine for commuting 10km on fairly straight, flat roads and with over-sized tires and better bearings it does that perfectly. If you want it for carving, tricks or bombing down hills this is not your board..
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.
1008824
I have had the board for the past 6 months and have loved it as my first long board and still continue to enjoy it. I haven't had that much weight on it yet but I'm @200lbs and have no issue at all. Board is not super stiff so it has a little flex to it which I like personally. Cheers!
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It is a little tricky, I weigh 165# and rode it just prove I could to my 125# daughter who said that couldn't, how ever my 180 # son sunk 1st one end and then the other to every ones amusement but his. I have never ridden a larger SUP, but at 165# I think I'll be able to paddle it all I want to., hope this helps.Lewis Kennedy
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This is a good board! My sister is 15 but the kids in the nieghborhood(ages ranging from 7-11) ride it also. Riding a board requires balance so i would recommend getting a helmet and pads if he can't get the hang of being on a board at first.
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Im not really sure. As i only weight 120 and xan barely bend the board. But its worth a shot in getting and about speed its pretty slow. I recomend high end longboards never cheap unknown brands
340411
Maybe. I am 195 lbs, but bought this for my 80 lb daughter. On her first day riding it, I did an Ollie to show off a little bit, and broke it from the rear truck back (the pointy end). Glue works wonders and we both still ride it, but I can feel it flex beneath me. If you're just cruising, it should be OK with some judicious foot placement. I bought some spruce and am making my own board, just in case. I hope this helps.
1639896
My son is 80lbs and that board feels like it can take really up to a 100lb max. It is narrow and would not be stable under a heavier load.
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Edit: My friend is 220 and he rides without a problem. This is a great board, I got it for him a year ago for his birthday and it's still in perfect shape.
1076287
hi i have one of this and i am 170 pounds it seems to be good even for more because i have a friend who is 220 and he ride it with no problems.
1910792
I'd like to help you but I have yet to use this board. I too am around 200lbs and my old board was pretty much the same size and could carry me effortlessly. I have high hopes for this one. The bottom seems like it is quality plastic just thick enough to withstand abuse but thin enough to not be too heavy
1345713
When fully inflated, my husband takes my daughter out on the board. Their combined weight is 240, and while the water might splash up on their feet, the board handles the load no problem. Hope that helps!
455638
I'm not sure if it says the weight limit in the directions but my brother stepped on the trundle and one of the boards you could hear start to sound as if it would crack. He is 203 lbs. He was standing directly on a board though and not laying on it.
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I bought mine as a somewhat "beginner," and it fit me well. One MAJOR drawback- it cracked down the middle while I was simply riding it one day. I weigh about 175 pounds, so I'd venture to say that the durability isn't very good. As far as riding, though, it's a good beginner board.
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Hi! I'm not really sure. My brother is who owns the board his weight is 165 lbs aprox. I think the board will support you because I have a heavier cousin who has a board too but I don't know which brand is it. Sorry for not being helpful.
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The board is probably best suited for 115-145 lb, cuz it's a very flexy board, but my friend who was 185 used it, so will I hold like 200 I'm sure, just don't stand in the middle, spread your weight, if you want a harder board I'd look into Canadian maple, mine has like no flex to it cuz I'm so light
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I'm not sure but my 200 pound brother rode it with no problem. I got it for my 5 year old son but my 30 year old brother could not resist a spin on it haha