What is the weight max? The top desc says "Trampoline has max user weight of up to 200lbs. (w/one person at a time)" &amp; manufacturer info says 400 lbs.
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I have jumped on it with both my children with a total weight of 330 lbs- so I would go with 400
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I think the instructions said 250 BUT they have had several(8) kids in it at one time with no issues. Sometimes a couple adults. They have really enjoyed the trampoline size. The only thing I can say is buy or order ladder or steps to get up in it.
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I bought it for my son a few months ago. He's over six feet and weighs about 180 lbs. I don't know the maximum weight, but would guess about 250.
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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.
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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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Refer to this : http://www.bakfliptonneaucover.com/bakflip_fibermax -- Weight rating: 400 LBS. - evenly distributed ; contact manufacturer
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There is a 100 pound limit on this trampoline. I bought it for my grandson who is very small 28 lbs and had a disability so he is not as active a jumper as his cousins who are 5 months older and 5 months younger than he is. This is PERFECT for him. However, his very active cousins would have torn this apart very quickly. It's small.....so if he is Active and wants to do flips and such, this may not be for him. My son had to get a much more stable tramploine for his boys.
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Hi! Thanks for your question. The maximum user weight on this model is 300 pounds. We checked with the Stamina product expert, and these height and weight ranges should be no problem on this machine. -Allison at MassageSupplier - PilatesSupplier
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I believe max weight is 300 lbs. It might be 350 lbs but I am sure it is at least 300 lbs.
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The person who has been using it is a little over 200lbs. Don't know what the actual weight limit is suppose to be.
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The manual says max 300 lbs for a person, 100 lbs for weights. I don't know why they don't just say 400 lbs is the max.
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Hi-The hammock seems designed for one person-at-a-time use. The user of our purchase is about 175 pounds and nearly 6', and while he is comfortable, I can't picture another person on the hammock with him. I hope this helps.
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Max recommended weight is 120lbs. I am 6ft about 180lbs and it can get me around. I never stay on it for too long it is powerful enough to propel an adult. Hope that helps
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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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We got it for the higher weight rating too. Not that we're doing triple reverse back flips, but I've been on this with my kids for a total of 350 lbs with no issues during or after. Perhaps a better admonishment would be to not have a single person heavier than 250 lbs bounce as I can see the combination of weight AND a lot downward force causing the "tarp" to sag down to half the height of the legs. Even then, the bigger issue would be more for anyone else in the trampoline at the same time that is lighter weight as it could launch them up pretty good like a sling shot.
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The companies website says "Total Weight Capacity - 300 lbs". From my experience, we've had numerous children ages 2-9 on it at once and it held up fine. My husband and I have also been on it separately and it didn't falter. The only issue we had with ours was the water hose. It broke after a few uses but when we called the company, they sent us a new one for free, no problem. They were very easy and accommodating. I would recommend this product.
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I have no idea how "bouncy" a gymnast needs a trampoline to be, but I can say that we've had 400, maybe 500lbs all on the trampoline at the same time with no problems.