what is the fill weight? I want a mid-weight, not the heavy weight. Thanks!
1849067
I'm not sure what the fill is, but I live in Southern California and use this for the nights that hit mid 40's and seems to be more than enough
1849068
If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the... » Read More If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. « Show Less
1849069
I bought as a gift for a friend. It is not heavy to carry at all feel as mid-weight. good for cold fall nights and winter days. really good Quality. Sorry I can't help you much
1849070
This has a 250 gram fill. We do carry a 1200D medium lightweight that has 200 gram if that would work better for you. thanks
1849071
this is a blanket that is rated for between 25-40* F......had to send them back as they are much too heavy for the AZ area that they were meant to be used in. A great blanket and product...but better suited for the living conditions of horses in the north of AZ, mountain areas, etc. It is VERY warm and heavy. Great for CO and all parts north and east.
1973925
You have to change it to lbs. Also, you can "zero" it out and add a container, and then the weight. It is confusing. I had to google it.
374509
I liked the bowflex, but as I never need any weights over 20 lbs (and the bowflex only has a 5-50lb option), I'm getting the powerblock 3lb to 21lb set. Saves me $200
479871
The Ball feels like it has a more thick consistency, but isn't heavy. It stays inflated better than ones I have purchased from Target. I really don't feel like it is weighted. (I don't think it is heavy when picking it up)
4449
It's not 80lbs heavy that's for sure! Mine is full...totally full bursting at the seams and I can still pick it up, awkwardly, and only briefly, but I can manage. Full I would think mine is 45 to 50? The construction is solid. I would recommend it, I love it!
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I was a little curious, so I checked this out myself. Lowes reports:1-7/8" Capacity 200lb tongue weight / 2000 lb towing weight2" Capacity 600 lb tongue weight / 6000 lb towing weight2-5/16" Capacity 1000 lb tongue weight / 10000 lb capacityhttp://www.lowes.com/pd_81596-29318-21512HD_0
1050918
Not heavy at all. We were looking for something light as well and these are perfect....
981388
Hard to say because I have a bad back but I did have to have it fixed or so called. I really dont suggest the 4 pound. 5 pound density would be much better
212952
It's not heavy - you fill it with water for weight. Are you using on an above ground and sitting on a wood deck?
1809033
This is the bag only. It is not filled. This is stated in the description. "Product Features You can fill up with what ever you desire,(plastic bags, old clothes, cotton or Etc.)" "Product Details Shipping Weight: 6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)"
1744570
I would say closest to medium . My wife has used hers for 6 months now and it has held up great and not gone flat .
2166265
About 1/4 full on a good day. On a bad day, fill half way several times. Otherwise too heavy for old person to lift up to hIgh S hook (GARDEN SECTION wALmART. iT'S ALSO IMPORTANT TO EMPTY COMPLETELY AND HANG TO DRY EVERY USE.
1271905
Hi there, is not that heavy but there are others that are lighter. the truth is that is broke down like in two months, i really dont recommend it. My wife is a stylist and her final decision is the "babyliss portofino 6600", the original blue one. That is the best one, last forever and its very fast to dry. God bless
904527
I got the large which says for 50 pounds. I put 35 pounds in it and it fills 3/4 full
1087280
Here are some facts I found, as we had the same question. Fill power The higher the fill power, the better the quality of down. Fill power is the space, in cubic inches, that 1 ounce of down fills. Down with high fill power is made of larger, stronger clusters from mature geese. These clusters fill more space with less weight, providing loftier down that's more breathable and durable. Fill power of 500 is good. Between 500 to 600+ is considered excellent. Fill weight This measures the actual mass of down in ounces. The heavier the weight, the warmer the comforter. But always keep in mind fill power. For example, a lightweight comforter with high fill power can be warmer than a heavy comforter with low fill power. I called the seller and found out that all 3 comforters have a different weight in ounces...even though they are not stated on the item description. He said he has 3 levels, ranging from 24oz (Queen) through 36oz.
449115
My family has 3 of them, our weights range between 130 & 200lbs. Daily sitting for 1+yrs. with no problem, so the "collapsing" experienced by some reviewers seems to be some intermittent, earlier version issue. I don't see a way to re-inflate it, so my advice is to contact the company for a replacement, as they stand behind the product.
1909476
Is not heavy at all. I'm happy with the weight and the performance. Regards