Is there a weight limit, suggestion or warning on these? I weigh 300 pounds give or a take 10 and I don't want to face plant from a handle snap.
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I use this with the track team, so I have kids from 100 pounds to 275+ using these, and they work great. Super sturdy and beefy. The wheels are like over sized, roll smooth, and I would say these are the best core wheels I've ever used.
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I am not sure about the weight limit, but because these Wheels require some fitness level, I believe it would be safer for you to work with a swiss ball and some kettle bells before "upgrading".
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I'm not sure about the weight limit. My son is in excellent shape and he had difficulty not face planting himself because they slipped so much. I wouldn't recommend. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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While they seem sturdy enough, the instruction insert page says the suggested weight limit for these is 225 pounds
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As noted in my review, the instructions state there is a 225 lb weight limit but you will never have your full body weight on these unless you are doing a hand-stand on them! However, there is no way to definitively know how much weight you are truly putting on them when using them properly. Hope that helps!
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Judging from the ones I have, they do look pretty sturdy and I don't think you would have a problem. Plus I think a lot of the moves would work well from your knees, so it wouldn't be your whole body's weight on them. The only concern is that this equipment can put a lot of stress on your shoulders with your weight, so you will have to be careful and not go too deep, definitely do everything from your knees until you build up strength on these motions :)
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I am afraid I threw the box away and do not remember a weight limit. They are very well built; but are a combination of plastic and metal. You would be using them to be in a position that would not impact how heavy you are, but how strong your arm and stomach muscles are. If you can work into the shape required to hold up 300 pounds you might need something heavy duty; but honestly, we women have a very hard time getting to that degree of control; where your arms are outstretched and you are being held up by your toes and outstretched arms. I use them in the knee position and roll out as far as I can and them back again; I don't get very far, but it is easing me into shape. I am afraid I threw the box away and do not remember a weight limit. They are very well built; but are a combination of plastic and metal. You would be using them to be in a position that would not impact how heavy you are, but how strong your arm and stomach muscles are. If you can work into the shape required to hold up 300 pounds you might need something heavy duty; but honestly, we women have a very hard time getting to that degree of control; where your arms are outstretched and you are being held up by your toes and outstretched arms. I use them in the knee position and roll out as... » Read More I am afraid I threw the box away and do not remember a weight limit. They are very well built; but are a combination of plastic and metal. You would be using them to be in a position that would not impact how heavy you are, but how strong your arm and stomach muscles are. If you can work into the shape required to hold up 300 pounds you might need something heavy duty; but honestly, we women have a very hard time getting to that degree of control; where your arms are outstretched and you are being held up by your toes and outstretched arms. I use them in the knee position and roll out as far as I can and them back again; I don't get very far, but it is easing me into shape. « Show Less
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The answer is no. The most they will handle is 100lbs. Above 100lbs all bets are off! I returned my pair for a refund. They bent after the first use. I was very disappointed.
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Please don't hold me to this, but I think I read somewhere a 300 lb max. I would check with the manufacturer to be certain.
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Hi. We couldn't remember if the instructions suggested a weight limit, so I looked at the Aquasense website and found the instruction manual. No weight limit is given, but my husband installed them on studs as instructed, and he feels that the bars are extremely secure and would hold a lot of weight. Sorry we can't give you a specific amount. Maybe someone else will know. We are very satisfied with these grab bars.
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I wouldn't go pass 30 lbs which is more than enough...My monitor is 22lbs! This is a solid Iboard.
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They seem pretty sturdy, and people over 200 pounds have used them. But I don't know if I would go over 300 pounds.
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A 300 LB person can sit on one, but I wouldn't advise moving around a lot. I wouldn't use it/them as my primary seating, either. They're not real sturdy, or comfortable (seat needs more padding), but they look great! The price I paid was well worth what I got.
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I do not know. I do know they are not for climbing use. I personally would use them for no more than 10 lbs.
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I think the bigger question is what are you going to mount them to and what your weight is. Mine is mounted to wooden studs and when I started using them, I was probably 220/230 lbs. I'm 206 or so now and have no issues at all. They're well built and good value for the money IMO.
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They give a little bit with constant use especially if you plop into them, but we have had no real issues, even with a friend who weighs around 275 lbs. I weigh around 225 lbs. and sit in them regularly. They support me fine. The "plopping" hurts them more than total weight.
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There is no specific weight restriction on these but I recommend consulting the seller if you exceed 250lbs. Jon ShockingRides
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There are units designed to handle a 300 lb person, but the unit we purchased will not handle 300 lb person. The unit we purchased is really great and we are very happy with the unit.
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Actual weight handling I do hot know. But make sure you have long enough screws and and large enough to be secured into framework. I weigh 300Lbs and have have not had a problem with mine.
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I weigh 280 and have no problems with them. However I did use a high quality glue when I assembled them.
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I believe they are rated at 300lbs. However, my buddy and I both weigh a little over 200lbs and have stood on them at the same time while tying down a load on the roof and they never felt like they were going to flex or give out. I've had them on my last two trucks and have beat them up off roading and never had a complaint. They are a great product and are very easy to install.
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Well, I'm not close to 300 pounds but I think it has a weight limit pretty close to 300 - maybe read the detailed info. Hope this helps!
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Hi Anita,Well, I have mine holding flower pots that way perhaps 2 kg, roughly 4 lb, with no problem. Make sure you hold the pot from below when you activate the mechanism by pulling the string, because once released the pot will fall under the full pull of gravity. I also have some without the string activated mechanism, but apart from the sting that you can only partly hide in the foliage, the ones with the string work better.