Could they support a large frame? My husband is 6'2" and close to 300 lbs.
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6'2" 210lbs + 40lb pack. They work well, BUT the strap on one of the poles pulled out an now I can't get it back in.
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I doubt they would be strong enough for 300 lbs, although that is strictly my opinion. I hope a large man answers your question!
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It states it can hold up to 300 pounds, but it doesn't look as if there's enough room for the seat to adjust to your height. I'm 5'4" and I have the seat more than halfway up the frame. I think it would work for someone up to 6' tall.
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Absolutely. I'm 5'10", but an embarrassing 210 pounds. I use it on a fairly low setting. There's plenty of room to raise the seat and extend the bars for your husband. The bike itself is very well built. It's enormously sturdy and provides a smooth ride. It's only drawback is the seat. It's awful. He'll want to go to his local bike shop to get something more comfortable. The only other customization I made was to install an old pair of clipless pedals. Bottom line - go for it! He won't be disappointed.
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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.
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Not sure but I hope they can support as much weight as they weigh. These things are very heavy!! The seats are a spacious 20" x 20" !!
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I imagine they can support anyone waying 185-200lbs. But, that is my opinion. My advise is to check with the manufacturer regarding maxium weight. Marcie
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I'm 6' 2", 200lbs, and it seems quite sturdy to me, however, I have seen chairs fail at the 300lb range after a few months. After looking at it as I sit in it, I don't think I would recommend it for that weight class. The castors may be too light duty for that. Also, I think the armrests will be far too narrow for you. I have 2" inches on each side between the armrests and my thighs and I am a slender man.
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There are units designed to handle a 300 lb person, but the unit we purchased will not handle 300 lb person. The unit we purchased is really great and we are very happy with the unit.
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My husband is about 6'3" and he's in love with them. I would go to a sale shop and see if he can try one out. Cause he may or may not need even taller ones.
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Hi Todd,These would not due to the amount of weight that they can support. However, Woodcraft offers a variety of 3" and 4" casters with varying sizes of threads that are rated to hold 300 lbs. per caster. If you outfitted your lift with 6 of those, you could support up to 1800 lbs. Here's an ASIN you can search to see an example, B0035Y9E6O. Let us know if we can help you with specifics you're looking for. We'd be happy to. Thanks!
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I don't think they would be very comfortable for a larger man, but they are nice chairs. Agree I wouldn't necessarily trust them. Maybe if they were reinforced.
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I'm not sure about 300, but it was not at all a problem for a 230 lb person. It is very sturdy and I would guess it would work for 300 lbs.
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I don't really know but they are pretty stout. My husband is 200 lbs and they are very sturdy under him so imagine they would support quite a bit more.
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Can't say for sure-no one over 180lbs had sat on ours. The frame is sturdy, possibly where the seat screws to the frame might not hold up under all circumstances.
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For his height it will work fine, a friend of mine who is 6'1 has had no troubles with it, however, if he plans on lifting much heavier than 300ish pounds I wouldn't suggest it as it starts to become unstable.
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They are pretty sturdy, especially when glued. Though I can't imagine they would be comfortable for larger person anyway.
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I think so. My husband is 5'7", 165 lbs, and they work fine. They have adjustable straps which tie around the leg so if they are too long, one could just cinch them up higher.