Ergo weight limit? How come the ergo is strength and durability tested up to 90lb but their recommend only using it to 40lb?
905288
90lbs on your front or back is a lot of weight regardless of any testing. I think the 40lb recommendation is to cover liability in case someone tries to sue because they shoved their 5 year old kid in it.
2276113
Im not sure that I understand your question. Can you please clarify what you mean about by weight limit?
934082
My wife is the main user of this machine, and only weighs 110. I've had to set it up for her for some of the exercises, and used it occasionally myself, and I weigh 295. There hasn't been a problem, but I don't use it regularly.
399872
I don't see a limit written down anywhere. If used properly, the weight is directly over the castors and it should hold a reasonable amount. I have no trouble with 35 pounds. Even a little weight in the center causes it to flex, and I would avoid putting anything there.
516134
I don't recall the specific weight limit, but it is far below my weight of 295 lbs. The bike itself is sturdy enough for my weight. The lifespan of the motor is likely what is most affected by weight, though it seems to be holding up well. My use of the bike is sporadic based on time of year, so stating I have owned it more than a year with no problems doesn't help much. I do wonder if the cruising distance isn't also diminished increasing weight, though I've never tested this. in the spring & fall, I use the bike several miles a day then generally recharge it each night.
682925
I never tested it for maximum weight, but my whole family (4 - approx. total weight around 450+-) have been on it all together, with no problem. Not for long, but for minutes playing. It seems to be quite sturdy and strong...well designed and built. Remember too, the presswood boards are not anywhere nearly as strong as pieces as they are as a completely assembled unit.
865433
I had to trade in the regular ergo for something with a larger waste strap. The Ergo Performance has about 5" longer strap than the regular one. Go to a store and try them on to see if they're comfortable. Ergo is a big investment but well worth it if it fits right. They also offer a waste strap extension but I feel it should be comfortable as is.
1924278
Grams only Mate. Its upper limit is 2 kg or roughly 4.4 lbs. Go metric, the rest of the world has! The US is the only laggard of any consequence.
1222963
Please note that for legal reasons most exercise bikes put 250 lbs as the user max weight. This by no means is the limit. It is a recommended number that covers people from lawsuits. Hope that helps.
1665227
The weight limit is 250 pounds. Most items with a limit are engineered to be stronger than the recommended load, but I wouldn't use it if you were more than 10% over the suggested limit. They have other models, though, and one or more of them may be rated for a higher weight.
1940382
Didn't read about a weight limit but I have put 90lbs on it already. Hope this helps!
279695
I don't recall seeing anything about weight limitations. I weigh 180 lbs and found no problem with it.
724251
There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion.
1613006
I don't know if there's a weight limit. It will bend under extreme force. I weight 260 lbs and its handles my weight under normal use. I bent one earlier when I lost my balance when my dogs tripped me and I fell down. But for normal support they are fine.
745124
Honestly, I haven't tested it. However, all airline use 40 lbs as their "normal" bag limit. Thus I would assume ANY Mfgr would test for a Minimum of that amount, and probably more. If you need to know specifics, Google the Mfgr and ask the for their Max weight limit. Believe me, a 40 LB Babis some heavy and clumsy. This products major weakness with a bag of similar weight would be "side-to-side" movement. If your expecting frequent and/or heavy usage, I'd suggest upgrading to a stronger, and more costly design. Hope this helps.
1942391
Got this for my 5yr old grand daughter who is approx 45lbs... I think the box says 140lbs. I weight 120, tried it and it's a extremely sturdy piece of equipment. Easy to assemble! You can check under product description for max weight. Delivery time was good too.
1966521
I am not sure about the limit, but I know mine has had someone using it that weighs 240 lbs. So it is at least good up to that weight.