Is this skateboard sturdy enough for a 220 pound man?
579863
Not a chance. You're gonna want a wider pro model. Mini Logo makes a great cheap deck. This is for kids learning to skate.
579864
If used regularly it probably wont last that long. Better quality boards will support more weight. I'd go to a local skate shop and ask somebody.
579865
Can't say for sure, but it seems like it would be fine. The ones I bought were for my two grandsons. The boards seem sturdy and well made. We haven't had any problems so far.
579866
Lisa,Honestly, I couldn't tell you. It belongs to my 80 lb. son. I can jump on it (I don't Skateboard) and it feels solid, but I only weigh 170 now. Maybe, check with the manufacturer.Sorry, I couldn't be more help.
13738
I am over 220 lbs. and it feels sturdy enough for me. Hope that helps. Sorry for the delay in responding.
921598
I bought mine for my 13 year old son, he is tall and weighs 180 though!!! So yes, it would be good for an adult up to 220 pounds, if I had to guess...
60330
I don't think so. My husband is 220 lbs and if he can get on it, needs help getting in the down position,it will help him get up but add another 40 lbs and I'm not sure. Try one first if possible.
804292
I weigh 225 and have had no problems with the board. It has a rating for 300 lbs should be ok for 260.
560809
Probably depends on your level of skill and the force of the water, but at 120 lbs, I think the board is big enough.
1523728
I think it should be ok. My husband weighs about 250 lbs. No problems. IT 's pretty sturdy.
703
It will handle 180 lbs no problem. The board is slightly convex (curved the whole length of the board) which gives it plenty of strength.
1505285
I bought one for my 10 year old. I am about your size, and don't think I would trust it. With the length of the board, it has a lot of flex to the board when I start to step on it. Note that my tendancy is to fall off the things, so I don't know how long it would actually hold up.
1526443
If you look up the company there are several YouTube videos. One demonstrates how to customize your board by interchanging parts by a pro skater. We aren't big into it but it can hold a 210 lb male.
1719240
My son is 117 lbs and he doesn't have issues. The board looks sturdy enough for me to ride (if I lost my mind) and I'm pushing 200 lbs.
561092
It is pretty sturdy. I can ride it, at 120lbs. My husband has taken it for a few runs as well, at 170lbs. Not sure how long that will last, but it sure is fun!
1384853
Not too sure...I think it mentions 220 pounds somewhere on the box. But my husband is closer to 270, and there is no problem. Seems quite sturdy.
60333
I don't think so. My husband is 220 lbs and if he can get on it, needs help getting in the down position, it will help him get up but add another 40 lbs and I'm not sure. Try one first if possible.
1091029
Hello, We do not guarantee any weight limit, but generally say that our boards can support up to around 220 lbs. Please let us know if you have any additional concerns and thank you for the inquiry! TGM
156793
I weigh around 220 and have never felt unsafe. I have owned it for over a year.
1933809
The board is alright for someone of that weight. I'm 210lbs and this was my first board. I recommend this for a beginner, some learning to skate.