Is the maximum total weight (5 pounds) enough to permit one to walk fully immirged in water?
1935718
I wear weights on my wrists and ankles but I usually don't exercise in water over my head-I'm usually in 4 ft or so, in that I can easily walk.
1935719
My husband is 6' tall and walks in 5 1/2' of water. It is enough to hold his weight down. If you are looking to walk on the bottom completely submerged, I don't know. He has not tried that.
1935720
It's a great workout in the water. not too hard. I can even do leg lifts at the end of each walking lap. Love them.
1935721
Yes - the weight is sufficient for a enhanced workout but doesnt hinder movement unduly. I can actually swim with them - its an effort but its doable. And when you take them off and swim it feels like you're turbo-charged :)
1836592
Not much- empty- arrive in large box, but I was able to move by myself- my guess around 10 lbs max. ( maybe less)when empty very easy to move. Of course when full water weight very heavy My husband calculates 350 lbs when full.
1543676
Jumping into some water with sandbags strapped to your core...I would say that seems a little unsafe. If you'd try it anyway, the safest approach would be to start with just the vest with no weight and build your strength slowly. And I'd swim with someone. But, in any case, sounds like a bad idea to me.
868405
They say a max of 150lbs. I wouldn't recomend pushing that. But unless they are large touring kayaks and you're doing a very long trip, I don't see a problem.
1006468
there is no absolute limit, but the heavier you are the more effort you will have to put into it to stay on the water
2016047
Hello Well, my husband and I both squeezed onto the float together for a picture. We were a bit wide for the float, but it worked. And it held our combined 420 lbs. with no problem. Very seaworthy. Just an FYI:when on the float, you sit very much above the water. No part of me gets wet unless I splash myself or get splashed. I'm 5'9" and it's plenty long. Hope this helps.
1348592
Yes you are able to walk while in the water. I also jog in place. I love the weights. I hope this helps.
814191
I have walked over the bridge with no problem. My weight is 150 pounds. More than that, I do not know.
566408
According to the description on Amazon.com, the maximum weight it can hold is 250 lbs. so you should be alright. It doesn't say anything about limits on how tall a person is. However, having tried out this kayak as a woman who only weighs 130 lbs, I would say get a sturdier kayak if you are 205 lbs. because what if you want to carry any additional gear with you for hiking, camping, or picnicing? You'd be pushing the limit.
1355882
Not sure. Large though. 3 people can fit and it's big enough that your feet are not dragging in the water.
576079
Yes. These things are huge. I weigh 170 and I go on one together with my 40 pound daughter with no problem. They are more buoyant than the foam ones.
1922525
Not quite 5 pounds. I'd say 4 pounds comfortably, a bit more if you're feeling daring. ;)
44150
Im not sure, its fairly light actually, but filled with water will make it heavier
532765
Less than 20 lbs, it has a toggle pull for you to use to pull out of water. Very easy to move.
1105936
Yes, it's lightweight and fairly comfortable so you won't feel to restricted. But is definitely enough to help you float if necessary.
89952
Yes, I bought mine for my grand daughter, who weighs 65lbs. The belt has been the best investment i,ve made, she has fredom of her arms and legs so she can actually learn to swim. It,s a 5 star
334619
Minimum 90 lbs. No max mentioned. It mentions that it only needs to keep your head above water, so as long as it fits on your body, it ought to have the buoyancy to raise your head.