Weight Limit? I can't find anything in the product specs for the Teeter EP-550 to tell if there is a weight limit on it. I'm nearly 300 lbs., and don't want to end up worse off than when I started from having this thing collapse under me. Does anyone know what the upper limit is?Thanks! Weight Limit? I can't find anything in the product specs for the Teeter EP-550 to tell if there is a weight limit on it. I'm nearly 300 lbs., and don't want to end up worse off than... » Read More Weight Limit? I can't find anything in the product specs for the Teeter EP-550 to tell if there is a weight limit on it. I'm nearly 300 lbs., and don't want to end up worse off than when I started from having this thing collapse under me. Does anyone know what the upper limit is?Thanks! « Show Less
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I read it was 300 lbs.... I think. It would take a LOT to break or bend this thing.
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For this version (EP-550) the manufacturer says 300 lbs is the limit. As others have said, this is a very solid piece of equipment - in fact, it is UL certified which, as I understand it, meets a very stringent standard for construction. If you are 300 lbs or less, you should be fine.
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Mine says 250 but I'm north of that and have had no problems. Just make sure to check it over each time before using. It's built like a truck so the only reason they probably put a weight limit on it is for liability reasons. Just go slow & easy.
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i am not aware of a weight limit. i'd call the manufacturer if it's an issue.
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This meant as a general Comment for all the Answers: Thank you everyone for all your answers. At topping 300lbs, I suspect I wouldn't be able to even sit on this without being worried about crushing it, heh. I usually don't pay a lot of attention to weight limits on things that seem like they should be ultra sturdy (I have no problems climbing a ladder with a 200lb rating, for instance, I just don't jump up and down on it and I balance my weight). But it sounds like this would be an injury waiting to happen. Thank you all for taking your time to answer this!
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Hey. So my sister and I have done tandem on this board. Together we weighed about 330 and it was hard to use the board(the balancing part was super hard). The board sunk deep in he water but it did not flow over the top of the board. I suggest getting a taller board closer to 12 feet that can handle more weight.
2276113
Im not sure that I understand your question. Can you please clarify what you mean about by weight limit?
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According to its user manual: "Weight on this trampoline should not exceed 250 lbs." However, this info needs clarification. First, notice on Amazon's product page that the ad's photos do not depict anyone bouncing on it. An adult can use it for stretching, as a step-up/step-down platform, for doing resistance exercises, for "walking"/"running" in place, and as a rebounder to be leaned against a wall for tossing a heavy medicine ball against. I weigh 180 lbs, and from my own experience it is completely useless for someone of my weight to be bouncing on as if it were a real trampoline. If someone of my weight tries to gently bounce on it, the frame might hold up (for a while), but the webbing bottoms out and over-stresses the elastics and the fabric retaining loops, which attach the webbing to the frame. I estimate that a person no heavier than about 90 lbs could use it for bouncing, but even then it probably wouldn't hold up longer than about 30-60 hrs.
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I have not had it that long, but so far, neither of these issues. My husband is close to the weight limit on it & no problems whatsoever. I assume you are talking stability of the trampoline, & it is very stable. I chose this over one with bands since his weight is higher and thought the bands may not last.
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The foot bar that you rest your feet on, can be adjusted shorter and longer for different heights of people. I have two marks on ours, one for my husband and one for me. As far as weight if I remember correctly the weight limit is 300 lbs. Teeter brand inversion tables are recognized as medical devices. Some of the other inversion tables are put together so cheaply I would be amazed if they lasted any time at all. (You get what you pay for)
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Hi Carol. This can be for all ages but PLEASE think of every trampoline as for one person at a time. 250lbs no problem... Trampolines are not dangerous, it is the people that use them.... Good product for its price point.
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I do not know but I would assume it would be the same as the weight capacity for the teeter unit itself
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Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it.This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
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Yes, just adjust the length on your EP-560. My husband is 6ft1 in. He has no problem and absolutely swears by the Teeter Hang Up!
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I was just looking at mine. No weight limit listed. Mine are mounted on a 28' fiberglass ladder. I use it several times a week with no issues.
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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.
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Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some... » Read More Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). « Show Less
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I have mine at work... and many users over 200lbs have used it as well as several around 300lbs.. never had a problem.. as for me? I love it..
2284114
What is the weight limit for this product?? As in, how much weight can this hammock withstand?