"Is the maximum total weight (10 pounds) enough to permit one to walk fully immirged in water?
1348591
Yes, I can walk in the water comfortably with the belt fully loaded with all the weights total of 10 pounds and I weigh over 215 pounds.
1348592
Yes you are able to walk while in the water. I also jog in place. I love the weights. I hope this helps.
1348593
Anyone can "walk" in a swimming pool, with or without weights. The pool I walk in is only 4'6" at its deepest. The weight belt provides greater resistance and stability when walking or jogging in a swimming pool.
1008610
Technically the specification states the maximum load as 250 lbs. However, my wife and I exceed that by at least 100 lbs and there didn't seem to be any issues. If you search You Tube for "Travels with Yoly" and then find a video called "Blackwater River - Part 2 - Kayak Trip" you can see it in action.
722066
The product itself is listed as being 10 pounds and the water capacity is around 2 gallons or 16 pounds, so roughly 26 pounds total at the maximum.
1490369
Sure! I'm 130 lbs and my fiance 200 lbs. I sit on the front while he paddles :D
603338
I do not recall a weight limit though I am sure there is one. I've used this for hiking in Kauai and I am over 200 lbs.
404967
This is for suport. it can suport 250lbs person to get in shower and to get out of shower. But read the instruction fron manifacturer. This suport is not for hanging or applying full weight.. I am totaly satisfied..
1674770
Without any gear..its possible. I dont really lift it out of the water much, but I use 2 people when I do. I hope that helps!
89611
The belt doesn't seem to be adjustable to less than 32". Hope that helps. As for wearing out of the water, I don't see why that would be a problem. The full 10 lbs is fairly heavy but you can adjust down in fairly small increments to get the desired weight that you want.
149748
Not a simple yes or no answer to this. It would depend on how good the child is in the water. If they have good natural buoyancy and are already able to kick their legs and move their arms, then this float may be ok. If you are relying on the float for complete buoyancy, then no. I have a 32 pound child and she still needs to work her arms and legs to keep the right way with this float on. Sorry I can't be more precise.
955339
The instruction booklet states the Max Weight is 250 lbs. I weigh 190 and there's no flexing of the board when I'm on it. Right now my usage has been all fresh water-lakes and rivers so the buoyancy factor is considerably different than salt water. I also keep the boards inflated to 15 PSI.
2129461
The installation instructions state to carry no more than 10LBs. When touring with my wife on board we just put in 2 changes of footwear each plus a change of gloves and neck socks (for weather changes on route). Side pockets for water bottles, camera etc. Top pocket for maps etc.
458723
I'm 252 lbs and I have no problems with it. This is our 2nd year using this float.
1836592
Not much- empty- arrive in large box, but I was able to move by myself- my guess around 10 lbs max. ( maybe less)when empty very easy to move. Of course when full water weight very heavy My husband calculates 350 lbs when full.
1596150
I agree with Molly, 10 pounds would be my max for one hook. Consider there are others of thicker gauge that will hold much more.
329218
I don't know. I am 190 and it's fine with me. Being in the water I don't think we weigh as much and when you put your arms out to the side I think it will also help you float. I would give it a try.
77689
Yes, he would be able to walk with it on...I'm assuming you mean walking in shallow water.
2060440
Probably not...I want to say the weight limit is under 100lbs...regardless, could walk faster and not run out of battery.