Do the legs sink into the ground? I'm 245 lbs and use these primarily on grass turf for athletic fields.
1101738
Yes. It will sink in depending on the ground. I weigh 235 and have no problems when I take it to soccer games, but the ground is not wet. I think it would definitely sink if you sit on an area where the dirt is soft.
695168
These would honestly not hold up if you ever dropped them. I wouldn't drop them from even a couple of inches from the ground, then traditional weights which are more robust and again these only go up to 90 lbs. anyways. Besides if your dropping weight then your only dropping them from a couple of inches anyways and you are obviously not playing around at Planet Fitness you actually are challenging yourself. I like these dumbbells for cutting season or for my wife to use.
1500999
In my opinion, no. I think they would weigh too much once you put the dirt in them.
363101
I bought these and have used them on several surfaces. The grass is fine...your body weight sort of cantilevers the chair with the straps and the bleacher straps underneath don't ever "HAVE TO" be used...only when you need them. These seats are GREAT! Love them!
1037510
They are very light and make your legs float to the top . They are not weights I suggest you start in the shallow end Enjoy
345482
Not at all. I am a dude standing 5'8" and 140 lbs, but with very skinny girl legs. I use the small size and they are very tight on my leg.
1333690
I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.
2066140
It should be okay they are pretty wide. You could always find some flat rocks to put under the three legs for better stability or if you can find some thick hard plastic and have them cut to fit under the legs that would help from them sinking.
204251
I am 2550 pounds of mostly muscle, they support me with no problem. If they don't, I'm sure you have either mis-assembled or have a product liability case coming! Frankly they are very good, sturdy, attractive and tough, so far....
726396
yes, but again, wheels are plastic so pedaling is difficult (forward & reverse) on grass. They slip.
1795730
I am not a sports medicine expert by any means, however, I find them perfect on uneven ground. They hold your ankle firmly in position. It works for my sprained ankle.
1981272
I've found that you only sink into the mat when barefoot. I don't notice any significant sinking when wearing shoes.
55951
As long as you are on flat ground, keep in mind they are not for weight bearing. I did not like them and actually threw them away.
123930
I have had them for about a month and a half and been doing p90x with them. I have had no problem with them and no injuries. I would not drop them but on the other hand you shouldn't drop any dumbbells. I am glad I bought them.
2053091
I think they are. It's a pretty solid piece of steel. I think if I were to prop both ends up and hang from under it it could support more than my weight and I weigh about 190lbs.
1805026
Not at all. They are quite heavy and solid on e they are filled w dirt and plants.
86421
I have been using in grass and worked perfect! Also I have been using them in the gym as well with great results! I love them!