What would happen if a 170lb person used this ? Would it break or just not bounce much ? I'm just looking for exercise and not tricks
1773148
Would not work well and spring mechanism would break down quickly in my opinion. Very well made and will last for years with correct weight limit but if you plan on using for exercise I think you will be dissapointed. I suggest a good speed rope for adult jumping exercise. :)
1773149
I had my 180 lb friend try this pogo stick and this is our conclusion...it was not the best option. It still bounced but the stick seemed kind of short but he is about 6ft. I would look for one that is rated for adults. Hope this helps
1773150
My husband is about 215lbs, he used it better than the kids. It seemed too stiff for the 120ish pound kids.
2252759
I would not use it that way unless you were under 100 lbs. Not the molded heavy material needed for stepping exercise. It won't take pounding.
1154691
Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it. This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
795807
In my opinion a pretty good size person could use this trampoline. We love it. It's sturdy and very easy to assemble. I understand that it will support over 200 pounds.
1998903
I would not advise it. I used it daily, it seemed fine for awhile but in under a year it collapsed. I weigh just under 180 pounds.
2020869
I weigh 170 ib and it can barely spring back when I tried using it! I'm looking to sell mine after a single use.
2077350
I'm sure it's possible to fall from anything due to human error, but I have not had this issue. I've lost balance once or twice trying to lean over to grab something off a table, but in these cases I should have just stepped down. I've played video games while on this for three and half hours before, simply because I forgot I was on it. If I can lose myself in a video game while using it and not fall, you should be fine. It is a really good product and I am 100% satisfied.
2211848
No, this bouncer is meant for smaller children and has a weight limit of 100 lbs per person. Someone 150 lbs would be to heavy for this bouncer.
2283638
This is for kids ONLY. don't try to use it with anyone beyond I would say around 70 pounds, it will be very unstable and may brake.
697560
I am 170 pounds and find the Rollater very stable when I sit on it.I cannot imagine it being safe for a person over 200 pounds given the complex mechanism that enables the compact folding function.
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.
1106550
Our grandson is 45 pounds and he could get it to bounce a little. I'd think you want to be about 60 pounds to really make it bounce.
1107198
My husband has used it. He's 200lbs... I would say 125 lbs is fine if they're using it constantly, but adults don't break it if they're not crazy
1028544
No I wouldn't use this pole if your weight is over 170 to be on the safe side.
1546931
it would be o.k. I am over 200lbs and have used it many times- the wing nut must be replaced by a real nut as it is weak and will snap- I have had to use some duct tape to help keep it from wiggling a bit but it has never slipped or come loose while I was working on it
2127275
Hi Tim, this bar stool is not strong, I think any one over 160 lbs just don't buy it!
283231
MUCH safer for you guys to use than free weights, which would be dangerous and break bones, like your toes or something. And the bows don't "whip" like you would think, so if you do let go suddenly, nothing should break and you should be fine. I have my dad work on it, and he's 78.