Are there weight limits on these? I have exercise equipment to move.
2051092
Don't think so because they show you being able to move a car. The only problem we had was when you started to slide the object some times the spongey part wanted to come off the white plastic sliders because they were not attached. I mainly wanted the tool for the lifting part. I can't use the slider pads that came with the set.
2051093
That I can't answer. I was just moving living room furniture. So the heaviest thing I needed to lift with it was a couch and entertainment center.
432442
Reasonably unlimited as far as I can tell - we've had people who weighed as much as 260 lbs in them and they didn't bend or squeak or anything. I wouldn't worry about this.
1288783
They are not light weight, but you might use some heavy duty Velcro with adhesive. We keep ours on the ground and move them around (with ease) as needed.
1824115
Not sure the weight limit as set by the manufacturer, but I can tell you these were used by someone who is 5' 8" and weighs 200lbs, and they were very sturdy.
1736405
I'm not really sure, I am roughly 185 pounds and they work well for me. I'm sure they can hold over 200 pounds.
1619498
Yes! I and my husband (who weighs over 200 lbs) use these in obstacle courses with our son and his friends. We've stood, jumped, and leaped on them with no damage whatsoever. They're virtually indestructible, from what I've seen of them. Very well engineered, with gripper rubber edges around the bottom, and textured surface (to minimize slippage) on the tops.
616329
I have only tried them with 250 pounds but had no problem with that weight. I have no idea what they are officially rated for - of even if they have a rating.
1506184
I am sure they would handle the weight. I would suggest getting a wrist and or neck strap. I bought both and interchange them as needed. They work great.
1319430
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".
1140418
I can answer one of the questions. I am 220 pounds and they don't flex at all when I bouncce on them. I was actually surprised how strong they were.
2240820
I weight 170lb and have no problem. I think that even up to 200 may be ok. May need to tighten up the slack though.
355
I am not sure what the limit is, but they feel very sturdy. I am 275, and it does not have any problem at all holding me...chuck
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.
1319435
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
1469134
I definitely think they could. There was no "weight limit" on the packaging but between our heavy bed and with our weight (350+ lbs) its working out great!
1100710
Yes, just don't exceed their weight limit, because that really is the weight limit. :)
2202123
Did not realize they would have a weight limit. Have them for about 8 month, I am 165 sit / stand on them and they still feel sturdy. Hope that helps.