What is the working weight limit on this ball? I'm 220 and my husband is 350+. We want to use the balls with weights too for chest and arm exercises
265609
i am not sure what the working weight is, the mfg should be able to tell you. just google them. i have had 400 pounds on mine when my girlfriend and i were both on it.
265610
I have a medium sized ball. I have a partner who is 250 at the most and I have found that the ball is not big enough or resistant enough for a larger, heavier person wishing to use it as it is advertised.
265611
Weight-tested to support 400 lbs. of static weight. The added pressure from using weights may be pushing it too far.
265612
The description says: "Weight-tested to support 500 lbs. of static weight" so I would guess it'd be ok...
1238984
My husband weighs about 225 and uses it with no problem - had our previous pool/ladder for 5 years (same ladder) and never had a problem....
921597
It is good for adults, not sure on weight limit, but my husband uses these a good bit - 180 lbs.
523718
It will depend a little on what you're using the ball for. I am also 5'5", but I'm currently 280 lbs. I sit on the blue 75cm ball every day at work as my office "chair". Mine is somewhat too large for me fully inflated as it will push my calves away from me, not really allowing a "proper" 90 degree bend at my knees. Without this size ball, however, I'd be sitting far too low at my desk to function. As an exercise ball, I firmly believe the 65 cm ball will work well for you with no question. As an office "chair" make sure to account for your weight and measure to ensure this will give you enough height. Measure the distance from hip to floor while sitting on your current desk chair (adjusted to your required working height). Then see if you can sit on a friend's exercise ball or a ball at your local gym and measure again from hip to floor and compare. If the properly inflated ball allows you enough height to work, you're good to go!
333752
Shouldn't be a problem. I was 240 at the time I used it + close to 300 lb of weight. Not sure what are the limits on their warranty.
2041724
I believe the limit is 300 pounds. My husband is 175 so not an issue here. The EP-560 Ltd is rated for users between 4'8"-6'6" and up to 300 lbs. Their customer service number is ... 800.847.0143 (8am-4pm, M-F
1908964
It would work fine for you. We have someone at 215 using ours. We did end up buying a bigger barbell after using this one a while and fighting our hand placement on this bar.
2282746
The weight limit for most stability balls is 250 lbs., although models capable of supporting weights of up to 300 lbs. are not uncommon. Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/380861-weight-limits-for-stability-balls/#ixzz2VDAmLq6f
121788
I am not sure but I think a 300lb person would do fine with these. I am 170 and spouse about 185, no problems with feeling they were going to cave in on us or anything.
838594
I'm 135 pounds, 5'8 and it works ok for me. If he wants something to pack a punch he may want to go a bit bigger. This bat works great for me though. My neighbors have given me free range to come into their yard to retrieve all the balls I hit over the fence with this bat :)I just read Brad's answer. Sounds like he really knows his stuff. And if you get a bigger back it'll grow with him.
2076062
Not sure of the limit, but my grown son weighs 220 and it doesn't show any signs of not liking it :)
556109
My fiancee weighs over 300 lbs and had no problem at all. The product says that 300 is the limit for weight. But she again had no problems. I use mine as a bed because right now the place im at has a big problem of bed bugs.
1135968
I'm 135lbs and my friend is 220lbs and have no problem using the ab roller.. Hope that gives Ya a good range :)
1299805
According to the isokinetics web site, the limit appears to be 300 lbs. I'm 225 and the only issue for me was that the back support will bend if you lean back hard. But the idea is to stay straight up anyway.
1365549
Not sure of exact limit, but my husband is around 220 and has no problems--sometimes has two dogs or cats in his lap, too, so add another 20 lbs to that!
319868
Weight limit is specified on the product; however, through experience I don't let my husband (250 pounds) use it. He has bent one previously. If I were to guess, I wouldn't suggest anyone over 200 use it. Also, FYI: on my second unit, the "footies" wore out and I was able to replace them. I found them at my local hardware store. Quite surprised by that.
467631
Good question! I really don't know cuz I bought it for my 2 year old who weighs 27 lbs. all 4 kids jump on it but one at time. Do be more on the conservative side just go with 220. Its pretty sturdy. I threw away the box already n don't know where the Manuel is. Sorry!