what weights does the board ideally accomidate?
603000
It was bought for my niece she's 9 but my brother is almost 270 and it skims just fine for him as well.
603001
my daughter (17) is over 100lbs and it seems to be fine for her. We were on the beach and saw other kids that look heavier. I think this board accommodates most weights. My daughter thought it was not as easy as it looks to maneuver though.
276111
Hi Jennifer, the weight limit on the 10 Six is 275 pounds; it's a great all-around board for a variety of users.
1500351
My husband ordered this board for himself. He's 210lbs & when he stepped on the board, the board almost broke in half. He gave it to my brother which is 135lbs & you see the board bend a little but not too much. My husband wouldn't suggest this board for anybody over 150lbs. My husband has been longboarding for over 10 years. Hope this helps you with your decision on the board.
1529775
if you are looking for the board with the digital read out this is it i just bought one i would call amazon about the weight !!
140306
The quality seems good, have not had them very long. Chose them because I have always used Morey boards, and they held up well. As for the weight limit on these, I would say no more than 180lbs
1529503
Company says 230 tops and we've had guys that heavy as tops so cannot say yes ti your weught. Just bought item but 2adults and 2 kids love ir so far. If I were you I'd look for one stating heavier weight as board is heavier and if it sunk!
1178740
My first board has a max weight of about 245lbs. However this board is extremely low and even with Risers on the trucks, it still scrapes the ground a lot. I would recommend a higher board with less flex for riding if weight is above 200lbs.
560809
Probably depends on your level of skill and the force of the water, but at 120 lbs, I think the board is big enough.
913176
We have 2 boards. Both are about 10 feet. Unless you are too heavy for the specifications of the board, 10 feet will be fine. Make sure you look for a 6 inch thick board. They are much more stable than the 4 inch boards.
682925
I never tested it for maximum weight, but my whole family (4 - approx. total weight around 450+-) have been on it all together, with no problem. Not for long, but for minutes playing. It seems to be quite sturdy and strong...well designed and built. Remember too, the presswood boards are not anywhere nearly as strong as pieces as they are as a completely assembled unit.
804292
I weigh 225 and have had no problems with the board. It has a rating for 300 lbs should be ok for 260.
947032
My boards are packed up till May so without the book I'm guessing around 180-200. I have the Bali by Solstice which I believe is the middle model, the higher one might have 220lbs or so. I love my boards, I have 2 so I can share. Just wish I could get a replacement fin.
604747
I believe it's 330lbs but I'm not positive. I am 270 and I've had no issues with the board.
729860
The weight is not that bad. I cannot give you a specific answer. We are very happy with it. I would suggest getting at least one side of the board screwed into a wall stud. Good luck
1443763
Im not really sure. As i only weight 120 and xan barely bend the board. But its worth a shot in getting and about speed its pretty slow. I recomend high end longboards never cheap unknown brands
1910792
I'd like to help you but I have yet to use this board. I too am around 200lbs and my old board was pretty much the same size and could carry me effortlessly. I have high hopes for this one. The bottom seems like it is quality plastic just thick enough to withstand abuse but thin enough to not be too heavy
955338
I'm 225 and it floats me pretty good. It is not as stable as a fixed board but it is pretty stable. I've had a friend that was about 250 use it and he thought it didn't float him very well.