How much is the 40 foot 2 inch rope weight?
500532
I haven't weighed it but I can. I can say that five rounds of 20seconds on 10rest works my arms like no other workout I've ever done. I've used both and prefer the 1.5 inch. I can go longer with 1.5 which equals cardiovascular gas out. With the 2 inch arms burn out too quick and I like the cardiovascular and arm burnout at same time. Plus my wife can't hang with 2", it's more about rythem than weight. If you are over 6 foot and burly you might want 2" but 1.5 will still kick your butt.
1831614
45 pounds according to listing when bought. it is substantial and well built. I can lift it and walk with it so the weight seems realistic. we've had it 2 years outdoors and all is good.
1046411
It says it in the details section of the item, 40lb. 31 inch draw length great bow youll like it.
1017712
I would say it weighs about 40 pounds or so. But not sure you will find any that are too much lighter.
2172087
Without having weighed it, I would estimate the boxed weight at less than 200 pounds. No individual part exceeded 40 pounds. I opened the box at my doorstep and carried the parts through the house to the back deck, where I assembled it. Two people could easily lift it as it arrives. It's big and bulky, but very tough. Hope this helps!
199243
I'm fairly certain it's over 1000 lbs. I just checked their web site and the manual and can't find a weight rating. But if you look up most thick braided ropes like this, the weight rating is way above 300 lbs. The HSS harnesses have weight ratings from 250-300 and they state that all over the place. The harnesses also have many points of failure, such as sewed seams and plastic buckles. A rope is a different story. The fact this doesn't have it stated all over tells me it's not really an issue. A tiny piece of paracord has a 550 lb weight rating, and that's about 1/10th the thickness of this rope. I'm fairly certain it's over 1000 lbs. I just checked their web site and the manual and can't find a weight rating. But if you look up most thick braided ropes like this, the weight rating is way above 300 lbs. The HSS harnesses have weight ratings from 250-300 and they state that all over the place. The harnesses also have many points of failure, such as sewed seams and plastic buckles. A rope is a different story. The fact this doesn't have it stated all over tells me it's not really an issue. A tiny piece of paracord has a 550 lb weight rating, and that's about 1/10th the thickness of... » Read More I'm fairly certain it's over 1000 lbs. I just checked their web site and the manual and can't find a weight rating. But if you look up most thick braided ropes like this, the weight rating is way above 300 lbs. The HSS harnesses have weight ratings from 250-300 and they state that all over the place. The harnesses also have many points of failure, such as sewed seams and plastic buckles. A rope is a different story. The fact this doesn't have it stated all over tells me it's not really an issue. A tiny piece of paracord has a 550 lb weight rating, and that's about 1/10th the thickness of this rope. « Show Less
975003
The rope is 10.5 dynamic. When mine came in it was blue but it is a awesome package! I haven't had any problems! Oh I forgot! It is also 60 meters.
99187
Many sizes are available, and what you plan on doing with your rope has a lot to do with it. Most standard rope movements for a beginner could be done with plenty of intensity with a 30ft long 1 & 1/2 inch rope. Intermediate and a good rope to have is a 40 ft. long 1 & 1/2 inch. 2 in. diameter ropes are for those with some established rope training and are heavier causing more intensity during workout.
632383
Agree with Masami, mine says 40kN. I use it for a hanging chair and have had 300+ pounds in it and never worried about failure.
1462713
It can easily be handled by one person. I would say it weighs around 40 lbs.
2251570
I would not chance using this rope if you are asking about 140-200 lbs. personal safety. Mine broke when brand new. I am not sure how much weight I was trying to support. (removing tree limbs)
590764
I really don't know what the limit is, sorry. My grandson is 17 pounds. The nylon ropes are sturdy and thick. The tray clicks in place and I can't imagine he could work his way out of it. Unless it says the recommended weight on the site, I really can't tell you. The whole set up appears to be sturdy, nothing flimsy about it.
2258225
the hooks are about 9-12" long (diameter) and the hook with out the rope is about 5-10lbs. I bought this years ago and haven't played with it in a long time but as I remember those are pretty accurate measures, this is very fun and I recommend getting it!
26938
The box indicates 60 pounds. The cable is quite rugged, so I would think this claim would be correct!
711873
The shipper marked it at 67 lbs., and the box and packing certainly didn't weigh an extra 40 lbs. It's a fairly hefty tablle, but one person can lift it.
255492
the rope that comes on the unit is all it can handle. It is either 40 ft or 50 ft!
524091
I believe that the rope is 1/4 inch and is a hollow braid material. It is 25 feet long and tied with knots at the hook and the anchor. The knots are poor and the rope is really to short. The anchor system is good and well worth the purchase but the first thing I did was to change out the rope with one 50 foot long and of better quality .