The description says 10-80 ft lbs but on the close up photo it appears that it will go down to 5. Anyone know which is correct?
1191227
The 5 lb setting is available on the handle, and in theory will work at that setting; however, not certain that it will work at such a low level.
900330
I feel like it might get pretty close to 5 feet. I have not tried it, but at the tallest, ours reaches 7 1/2 feet. Based on the holes, it looks like we could lower it 30", which would make it five feet. It is a very sturdy net.
2021700
I am not sure the paper or description on item may say . I have two grand daughters that use it One weighs around 100lb the other under that. No problems so far. Have it hanging from a tree .Hope that helps
1480331
The product page says it's shipping weight is 10.4 pounds. It also says it holds up to 50 pounds. Don't know which weight you were wanting. If you read the product information provided, you will find this information there.
2245279
I think it's light. It definitely is not 5 pounds, but I haven't weighed it. Hope this helps you.
183256
26 lbs must be a typo. The anchor itself is just over 3 lbs, plus bag and rope, so 4.5 lbs is closer to correct .
2091022
I would say less than 10 lbs. It comes in several pieces and it all screws together. It looks nice and is sturdy.
1253243
Not sure the official but my 40 pound 5yr old rides it still. I think you will find the length adjustment will limit the use before weight.
819708
It's supposed to be 70lbs. It's pretty heavy duty so I think you will be happy with it.
1137556
under 10lbs, maybe even under 5lb? It didn't seem that heavy to me. I don't remember exactly. Hope that helps.
511068
I think it is more of a size thing rather than age. My daughter is tiny, but still on it and has been for over a year now. I wouldn't go more than probably 80 pounds on it.
2108473
I think 15'10" is practically 15', it should be fine. At most you may have to place it just 5" from point of equilibrium, which should not be bad at all, and if it is necessary you can always some weight to the front of boat to maintain perfect equilibrium (but i do not think it is really necessary)
799473
The box says 40m/140ft. I took it down 80 ft with no problems. Got great pictures too. Be sure to read the instructions about caring for the seals.
1803721
We are very happy with it too. I can lift and carry it, so it is not heavy. It is more than 5 pounds.
855298
I believe it's listed around 500lbs. We had 10 ~50 lb girls on it and it held up fine.
4449
It's not 80lbs heavy that's for sure! Mine is full...totally full bursting at the seams and I can still pick it up, awkwardly, and only briefly, but I can manage. Full I would think mine is 45 to 50? The construction is solid. I would recommend it, I love it!
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Hey Rob,It's definitely not 18 pounds! I didn't notice that in the product description when I ordered it, or I certainly would have thought twice. I've let a friend borrow it for a float trip, so I don't have it handy to weigh at the moment but I would estimate 2 to 3 pounds. It's not heavy-duty to the point of overkill, but it does seem to be well made and has worked well for me. Never had it fully submerged, but in the floor of my canoe with water pooling it kept my gear dry. It is a little smaller than I expected but I think that was a mis-estimation on my part. I think the advertised 30L is probably accurate, I'm just used to having a larger pack (I use 46L and 70L packs for backpacking.) Hey Rob,It's definitely not 18 pounds! I didn't notice that in the product description when I ordered it, or I certainly would have thought twice. I've let a friend borrow it for a float trip, so I don't have it handy to weigh at the moment but I would estimate 2 to 3 pounds. It's not heavy-duty to the point of overkill, but it does seem to be well made and has worked well for me. Never had it fully submerged, but in the floor of my canoe with water pooling it kept my gear dry. It is a little smaller than I expected but I think that was a mis-estimation on my part. I think the... » Read More Hey Rob,It's definitely not 18 pounds! I didn't notice that in the product description when I ordered it, or I certainly would have thought twice. I've let a friend borrow it for a float trip, so I don't have it handy to weigh at the moment but I would estimate 2 to 3 pounds. It's not heavy-duty to the point of overkill, but it does seem to be well made and has worked well for me. Never had it fully submerged, but in the floor of my canoe with water pooling it kept my gear dry. It is a little smaller than I expected but I think that was a mis-estimation on my part. I think the advertised 30L is probably accurate, I'm just used to having a larger pack (I use 46L and 70L packs for backpacking.) « Show Less