im 6'2 is this board big enough for me to go a full 180?
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Absolutely. My husband is 6'2" & can go 180 with room to spare. This thing has been great, he has a herniated disc & spending a few minutes on the table every day helps relieve his pain.
1505285
I bought one for my 10 year old. I am about your size, and don't think I would trust it. With the length of the board, it has a lot of flex to the board when I start to step on it. Note that my tendancy is to fall off the things, so I don't know how long it would actually hold up.
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.
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
1127386
I'm 200 lbs and it's fine for me. I understand this board is a very good value for money. I got it as a starter board and I love it. If it was any smoother I think it would be difficult to learn on, any less smooth and it wouldn't be any fun to ride. I can only speak from my own limited experience but I can say I'm very happy with my purchase.
1352296
34 inches and the board is very very springy. It will hit the ground when you turn if your feet are in the center
1434268
You'll be fine James! I am 5'11 and my daughter is 6' and it's fine for both of us - it would go higher if we needed it to. It's the best ironing board I have ever owned and it's sturdy too. None of this rocking, flimsy boards that are on the market! All the best, julia
1645717
I'm about 6'2" and 180. It's plenty strong for me and there is plenty of room to adjust the seat and handlebars up from where I have them positioned.
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Well it is more like a nickel board, given that it is 27 inches, which is longer than the standard 22-23 inches. I found this size more useful for my needs and my foot size but if you want the smaller size then go for that. I would recommend getting a decent set of bearings to switch out with, but besides that I love mine and I've almost had it for a year.
714853
Taller kids with great balance should be OK with this. 7' board would be ok if you have smaller waves, but with 4' or higher waves I would say this board would be fine.
775261
Good Morning Sherry, Im not sure on the max weight but i can tell you that i weigh 265 lbs. and ride the board with no problems.
212491
My little brother measured and said as long as it's the only board you plan to travel with you should be fine. Hope that helps.
2023853
If you're 6'2" and 230, you need a way longer paddle board. Nothing shorter than 12'6". I'm only 5'7" and all of my boards are over 12. -You'll be bailing left and right. I got this one for my kids.
910133
I'm 6'3" and I can ride pretty straight up. If you're over 200lbs, it won't go that fast on level ground. Certainly not up any inclines, without a foot push.
947509
It probabyly wont snap bit it will bow. Im 150 and it has just too much flex. I wish I had gone with a little shorter board. Trust me, the ridiculous length is a novelty that will wear off quickly.
947507
I am 210 lbs and have no problem so I think it would be fine. It is a nice board.
1469246
Bumpy as far as road and sidewalk, ur fine after practice. turning is easy, just need to practice leaning and shifting ur weight properly :) *disclaimer- im tiny, so i am unsure wheather size effects how u respond to the board. This is my personal experience*