Is there a weight limit for the disc? Thank you!
1779041
I discarded the paperwork for this product, so I don't know about weight limits. I do know that it works! I had one 30 years ago and used it until it broke. It helps sculpt the waist and also strengthens and reduces love handles.
1779042
I am sure there is weight limit, although I don't know what it is, as I didn't need to check and I discarded the paperwork. I love the disc. However, I think persons with large weight would need to exercise extreme caution on the disc, even if it can hold them weight-wise. The disc is small (just enough for two medium size feet) and someone large may find it difficult to maintain stability/balance, especially depending on their center of gravity and overall mobility. If using the disc, I would strongly recommend holding on to a stationary object to *anyone* starting out.
1499256
I have never experienced any part of a label lifting from the disc. If you are afraid that the label will make the disc too thick, that is not a problem at all.
1812352
I've had no problems - if debris got between some of your disc then maybe. The slot that grabs the disc is very tiny & along the edge. I don't think sny moving parts could do any damage
356817
I don't recall seeing a weight limit. I bought it for my 2yr old granddaughter and she occasionally "lets me ride"... I'm over 140lbs and it doesn't bend when I sit on it.
2276492
There is a weight limit but I don't remember it, the capability would be the weight limit.i don't have it any more because of space.
1659990
yes, there is a weight limit but i don't recall what it was. but i do remember it was high, maybe around in the 200's. i love this chair, light weight.
912281
Probably not. A much older person who has lost disc space may see some increase but someone at 17 should still have healthy discs and would like likely see any change in height.
1205406
yes.(but my discs i bought had little crashes on their surfaces.)they don't give me the perfect.
1160682
I have a had a similar "No Disc" error and the unit is not even a month old. Any help on this will be appreciated.
835575
The end user in our situation weighs 155 lbs and there have been no issues to date. I tossed the packaging, which may have listed a maximum weight limit. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful.
256170
I don't think there's a weight limit listed. I'm over 300 pounds and have been using one of these for over two years almost everyday and when I'm not on it, someone else in the shop is, it seems. I don't play nice with it either. My problems were I had to keep tightening the caster mount bolts, the board came loose from the frame and needed more substantial fasteners, the cheesey and unnecessary adjustable headrest is a joke, but I can't find a creeper without this "feature" anymore, and after two years I finally bent one of the casters by sitting my big self on one axle and trying to move around. It's still usable though. I'm going to weld on six industrial casters and put a new plywood top on it. At this price, I probably couldn't even buy the metal to make a new frame.
554765
Not hardly!! I can barely lift it if I try however I have a bad spine and my husband lifts it effortlessly. The front opens for cleaning and that part is very, very light! Could be 1 lb. - not sure but I sure would buy this again, and again, and again... excellent shredder.
143644
I wouldn't, it won't take the weight, remember it's made of particle board not real hard wood. It's really made for cd's/dvd's, lightweight stuff. Hope this helps, Paul.
671902
I used the 4 inch disc to hand plates weighing 4 - 6 lbs. The various sizes indicate what the recommended weight is. I am very pleased with the discs of every size. Just follow the instructions as given. They are great!
571270
I don't believe there is a weight limit, however the leg massagers can be felt even when not operational. My son says it isn't a big deal to him, just wanted to let you know.
681650
Is there a weight limit for rip:60™?The maximum weight capacity is 300 lbs. Although the rip:60™ Trainer may accommodate heavier weights, anything over 300 lbs will void the warranty.taken directly from their website.http://www.rip60.com.au/Rip_60_FAQ.html
1930704
I am not sure if there is a weight limit. The bottom can or cannot be blown up, it's optional. So if you're worried of a weight limit I would refrain from blowing up the bottom (flat part, not bottom ring of the sides).