Ergo weight limit? How come the ergo is strength and durability tested up to 90lb but their recommend only using it to 40lb?
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90lbs on your front or back is a lot of weight regardless of any testing. I think the 40lb recommendation is to cover liability in case someone tries to sue because they shoved their 5 year old kid in it.
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According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions for doing this are given by Brenda on the DVD that comes with the Air Climber. I hope this helps! According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions... » Read More According to the information that came with mine, weight limit is 300 lbs. I'm impressed with how heavy and durable the plastic is. The bellows are, or should be completely sealed and shouldn't be losing any air when the unit's not in use. Before each workout I "top off" the air in each bellow by holding down the big black button and gently pulling up on the step part of each step. This seems to replenish any air that might have escaped during the previous workout and reinflates the bellows - it seems to be important to do this before using it each time. Very clear instructions for doing this are given by Brenda on the DVD that comes with the Air Climber. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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Having used the machine for over 1 year, I can recommend this device. This is the response I received from the Stamina Products service department: Hello, The maximum user weight is 250lbs. If you have any further questions please call us at 800-375-7520 and we will be more than happy to answer any questions that you might have. Thank you for choosing Stamina Products, Suzie
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According to the info that is on the Amazon site the limit is 440 pounds. I'm very pleased with my scale.
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Hello Judy, the owner's manual says:"maximum user weight:300 pounds". I have had and worn out two other similar machines over about 12 years and would say that this model is the sturdiest I have seen. The tubular members are larger that those of my other machines.
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I have the Drive Medical Deluxe Clever Lite Rollator Walker with 8" Casters, Flame Blue, Adult with 8" locking front wheels. The specs say weight limit is 300 lbs., but I weigh 340 and it still works fine for me. I find it easier to walk a straight line with the front locking wheels. The front wheels that are allowed to spin and turn, etc., made my walking more stressful. It's a great sturdy walker. I recommend it highly.
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My understanding is a 70 pound weight limit. We ordered and returned our pogo stick for this reason. Otherwise, there was nothing wrong with the product. My son's school uses the same pogo stick, which is why we were interested. It's just that he's now almost 80 pounds and it bottomed out the springs when he jumped.
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Just checked- just read the 'Description/about this item'. It lists the weight limit, as one might expect.
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There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion. There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands.... » Read More There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion. « Show Less
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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
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Saw a video with a Solstice rep. He stated the weight limit is 275. I can neither confirm nor deny the performance at that weight though.
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They list up to 120lbs. But I usually go no more than 3/4 of the weight limit for safety reasons.
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No weight limit. Have seen 350lb guys use them no problem. Very robust design.
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There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion.
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Im not sure that I understand your question. Can you please clarify what you mean about by weight limit?
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Shouldn't be a problem. I was 240 at the time I used it + close to 300 lb of weight. Not sure what are the limits on their warranty.
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There is no advertised weight limit that I could find but I am about 220lbs and it doesn't even shake, it is a very sturdy piece of equipment.