What is the weight limit on this ball?
714704
I understand, I worried too. I am 225 and I have room to "grow" on this ball. It is anti burst but does not mean a 900 person can use it either. I recommend staying under 600 lbs. I use it as a chair at my desk and bounce on it freely. It is great exercise, seems silly that I bounce but my legs are weak and I find this very good for strengthening them. 75cm, mean how tall the ball is when fully inflated. It is recommended for a very tall person. I hope this helps you!! Good luck.
275849
No. It's 55cm as advertised. If ball is inflated beyond the designed size, it fails to perform as designed, and defeats the purpose you want from it. You can actually feel the differences and loss in effects.
1401371
I have not tested this to the max limit as this would mean I would have broken it. However, I would guess thirty five to forty five pounds.
916672
I am not sure what you mean. I have the green ball weighing 15 pounds. 4 pounds would be awfully light and may not give you a good workout.
499453
Probably not, the base of the chair may not allow for a larger sized ball. the chair has adjustable legs.
1242915
I don't know thr weight capacity. You would need to check with the manufacturer I have a 10" tablet mounted on it with no problems. The adhesive on the ball is very strong
2099873
I would imagine a tennis ball would be too heavy for it. I have thrown it away, so can't test it for you.
2230783
Not sure. My dog loves it and being 3.7 lbs. she really snuggles in a ball. She likes to sleep in it at night.
321983
I'm not sure of the actual weight- but it's very light. The ball is hallow. Maybe it's a pound or two....
1293656
I would say less than 5 lbs. It's very thin but my friends son loves to play in it.
941131
Hello Frisco! I honestly dont know the answer to this question. We have a 12" ball that is super duper light but I'm fairly certain that is could have handled a larger ball if i was light. Hope that helps!
1993375
I tested this well built swing with 200 lb. weight before using. It's built for a small toddler so weight limit is not an issue. You will not be disappointed - the swing is very high quality (materials and construction)!
272898
I have not weighed it but the ball is probably about 3.5 or 4 lbs. It's heavy enough to knock the pins over but light enough for a kid to handle it fairly easily. The pins are weighted with sand and slightly underweight in my opinion but it would be pretty easy to add a little extra sand. There's a little hole with a small plug so it would be easy to do. The problem with the pin weight is that it is difficult to get them to stand up in grass. Our solution was to pound a little indention in the ground for each pin but adding weight would probably be better I just haven't done it yet.
2073684
The instructions paper says: "The weight on this product should not exceed 300 lbs". The ball is pretty small but if you inflate it right i am sure it can hold 300 lbs. Hope that helps.
1119230
The ad said it was up to 20lb (if I remember correctly) but my 13lb girl does not feel safe enough to jump on it. She just plays with the dangle and the scratch poles.
265610
I have a medium sized ball. I have a partner who is 250 at the most and I have found that the ball is not big enough or resistant enough for a larger, heavier person wishing to use it as it is advertised.
1649699
The weight is not a problem. The wheels are great to roll it around the court. Only problem is the screws for the wheels fell off and one of the wheel came off. I have to replace the screws and now I keep a close eye on the screws. This is a great Ballhoopper. I teach tennis to small kids and they love to use it to pick up the balls.