What is he the maximum weight and height for this jumper?
260128
My grandson is now 10 months and still likes it, but he's crawling around all the time and on the move, so he doesn't like to be trapped in it. I wld say that is more the issue than height or weight. My grandson is about 20 lbs. you can raise and lower it to match their height. But once they start crawling and walking, forget it!
1027577
ummm ?? not sure but according to the manual max weight is 300 im only 5'6' w longer legs then my torso and I have the seat height at its maximum safety height w 2 more settings to go for max height.... I think you should look for a more suited model/brand good luck thou respects
1421429
I don't think there's a minimum hight. He can totally use it now, or in 2 months for sure :)
1703026
It should hold him. My niece is 5'5" and fit on it fine, but is 145lbs and so once she got it into the water, it did not float well for her (much like a kid sitting on a beach ball in the water, it was not fun for her). I'd say 130lbs is definitely the top limit. But my two daughters cruised on it, and combined they weigh 120lbs, and it was just fine for them.
313499
I'm not sure of the exact specs but I'm about 200lbs and this box doesn't even flex when I'm jumping on it. It has internal supports and is built like a tank so 220lbs doesn't seem like it would be a problem.
924407
I am 5'11" @ 185 and I wouldn't jump in it. I can sit/lay in it with my 5 year old, but don't think it could take the weight of me jumping around on it. I think the weight limit is around 200lbs. It is perfect for small children, maybe 3-4 at a time. If your children are 10+ years old, this might be a little small for them.
1603658
It does not have an express height limit that I could find. It just has a weight limit of 40 lbs. As long as you can see over the kid, I'd say you are good to go.
1565348
To play it safe, you're not going to bounce more than 2 feet so add 2 feet plus your height plus about 1 foot for the distance between the floor and the trampoline mat and the total should be the minimum height of your ceiling. To confirm this recommendation, please call JumpSport and speak to one of their support staff. Good luck!
1453949
I jump with my 9 yr old daughter but 2 is the max if you want to avoid mishaps. Its pretty small really. Great for my kiddo to do flips on alone. Actual jumping surface is 54x100 inches.It was smaller than i expected but great for my gymnast.
1259852
no..it is a carpet prote4ctor and not big enough for a jumper and doesnt have the cushining you might need. cheers
1445155
Hi ... I cannot recall. I no longer have the product. It should state in the description what the maximum height is. If not, try google on line and look at the specifications, it will be stated there. Good luck!
1590411
I could not tell you, we bought it for someone who is very tall and maybe weights 130 lbs.
2108022
The weight limit is 100 lbs. I would say he is probably to big for this structure.
1154601
Well I was drunk when I ordered mine. But I just checked and found these Poweriser Jumping Stilt Classic 158-198 lbs the link is Poweriser Jumping Stilt Classic 158-198 lbs and make sure he wears protective equipment
1849362
There is a 100 pound limit on this trampoline. I bought it for my grandson who is very small 28 lbs and had a disability so he is not as active a jumper as his cousins who are 5 months older and 5 months younger than he is. This is PERFECT for him. However, his very active cousins would have torn this apart very quickly. It's small.....so if he is Active and wants to do flips and such, this may not be for him. My son had to get a much more stable tramploine for his boys.
932838
I can't say for sure, but I don't think there is a weight limit. I have jumped onto it myself with no issue, and I am over 100lbs. To note, it has some buoyancy, but not a lot. (It's not like a trampoline or anything.) My kiddos mostly use it to jump off the couch (often doing twists or flips) and use it to have a super kush and safe place to land. It's great for proprioceptive input. It's bigger than it looks in the picture too. :) I definitely still recommend for any kid - especially if your son needs the proprioceptive or vestibular input.
720337
I would not recommend this for adult use unless you are very small. The material is not as heavy as the commercial grade bounce houses you see at carnivals, etc. I am 5'2" and about 115 lbs. I could probably get away with it, but the maximum recommended weight per jumper is 100 lbs.