What is the weight limit for this? Is the plastic durable, since we already bought one from another seller and the air is slowly escaping and working less?
937326
Oh gosh, I don't know the weight limit. That might be a question that should be sent directly to the company that makes it. I'm sorry, I wish I could have been more helpful. I will tell you this, my husband weighs 202 pounds and he has been using it without any issues. I hope that helps a little bit.
937327
According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions for doing this are given by Brenda on the DVD that comes with the Air Climber. I hope this helps! According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions... » Read More According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions for doing this are given by Brenda on the DVD that comes with the Air Climber. I hope this helps! « Show Less
937328
According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions for doing this are given by Brenda on the DVD that comes with the Air Climber. I hope this helps!
937329
Just checked my owner's manual and it says "Maximum user weight is 300 lbs." (Must be pretty sturdy!!) I haven't had mine very long so I can't tell you how durable it is. It looks cheap because it's all plastic but I haven't had any problems with it so far. I would just recommend not carrying it by the pedals or lifting the pedals forcefully which might cause them to separate from the bellows and create an air leak.
937330
Well I just love my air stepper. I think the max weight would be 135 lbs. So it would work properly. My air stepper is very nice. I got it from Amazon. Yes the plastic is very sturdy. I hope this helps!
854135
10 lbs. sounds about right, it's definitely not heavier than that. I can pick up and move the fan with no effort, and I'm a short lady. This is a powerful fan, and we really like it, I'm planning to buy 2 more. I have one that has a remote control and one that is manually operated, both are equally good. I like this fan because it tilts up, or down to direct the flow where you want it.
567835
It is a heavy duty plastic like material, I have not used it in the water but did read reviews on Amazon of people that said they used it in their pool. Stays inflated for the longest time, I have one set up in an extra room & haven't added air for over a month.
194497
It says 100 lb weight limit, but I have jumped on it and I am "slightly" more than 100 lbs (and my husband too, and he is 6'1" and 225) and it was fine. We have had it over a year and it has held up well! My kids jump on it every single day.
1371475
We have had over 400 lb. on it with no problem. The design distributes the weight, but you do have to consider weight restrictions on the air mattress you use for the insert.
1930704
I am not sure if there is a weight limit. The bottom can or cannot be blown up, it's optional. So if you're worried of a weight limit I would refrain from blowing up the bottom (flat part, not bottom ring of the sides).
2120844
Not too bad. Says to inflate 11 to 13 psi but I am 5 8" 150 and havent gotten much over 9 which has been fine so far. Have had 2 people total weight 250lbs on it and its hard as can be. No complaints at all. Everyone is amazed its an inflatable.
1108655
We have had multiple kids climb on it while others were climbing up the back, so I'm sure we've had 200 pounds on it. Lasted one whole season fine (5-6 uses) and we haven't gotten it out to see how it held up in garage over winter. I think you would be fine to go one adult at at time, but it's nowhere near the size of the ones you rent from inflatable places.
1746789
I think the seller could answer that. But we have had almost 200 lbs on it with no issues
97134
Not really sure what the weight limit is ..... but I have had my daughter, her friend, and my son all on it at the same time (150lbs). It is very sturdy. I have used it as well (185lbs).
2198818
Hi holly...it can easily hold two 180-200 lb adults...definitely one of the best air mattresses I have bought...hope this helps.
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.
866051
If you don't take the plastic off it wont inflate. It comes air sealed, so its flat when it arrives. You could always purchase a protective cover.
1613006
I don't know if there's a weight limit. It will bend under extreme force. I weight 260 lbs and its handles my weight under normal use. I bent one earlier when I lost my balance when my dogs tripped me and I fell down. But for normal support they are fine.
904626
50/50 I had purchased 2, one worked great, (very little air loss) the other deflated overnight as it was slept on(aprox 8 hrs.) otherwise, yes, it will hold that much weight.
2012117
I do not remember the weight limit. I bought it for my granddaughter who is five. She did not have a problem with the weight. She could not use it because the plastic on the side would not stay on .We had two different ones sent and they were both broke from the factory. We got our money back and got rid of it. It was not useable. Sorry I could not help you out on this.
1940382
Didn't read about a weight limit but I have put 90lbs on it already. Hope this helps!