is this good for an 80 lb child who hAS OUTGROWN PULLUPS
152840
My gut feeling is no. My mom weighs 140 lbs and they fit her in the hips and waist but had quite a lot of bulk in the crotch. That is close to double the size of your child. You might need to see if you can find something in an extra small size.
152841
Absorbency yes. But leg openings may be to big and waist come up too high. You can get a sample from Depends.
152842
is the child toilet trained? if not the waist might be challenging and you might have to use a safety pin to keep them on the child. make sense?
152843
It might be a little loose on someone that small but yes it should work very well regardless. Make sure they are small and for women.
948183
My buddy that weighs 200 does some, but I wouldn't advise it. I have a power station we normally do pull ups on.
194224
Probably not. I am about to move mine up to the highest level for my almost 8 month old and she only weighs about 15 pounds. After she outgrows that height she will not be able to use it any more. I started using it with her when she was about 6 months old, and we probably should have started her earlier because even then we were on the second of 3 heights. I love this excersaucer, but I don't think you will get enough use out of it to spend the money on it. Hope that helps!
1976370
I think it is a good fit for her. I bought one for my 8 yr old son and he loves it. Read the directions on how to reduce the draw weight if she can't pull it back
734427
No, it is not meant for pull-ups or chin-ups. This bar is meant to be connected to a cable machine and used for bicep curls, tricep curls, rows, etc.
1150963
I wouldn't say it is popper if you are lifting heavy weight. But I havent had a blister from pullups for years.
2108043
Our daughter, tall and not particularly strong was able to use it reasonably well on her 11th birthday. I'm not sure about the more technical questions. At the same time her 12 year old brother had no problem pulling it,
553662
Yes, absolutely, it is a fitness device for all ages and it is the strongest pullup bar available. We use thicker steel than any other pull-up bars and have plugnplay attachments for aerial yoga, boxing, and air fitness with our patent pending straps that allow you to run in the air.
603473
When pulling up, your head will go between the joists. If your form is good and your body fairly stationary and not exceesively swinging throughout the pull up you should be fine.
1726713
Yes, unless the adult is a really big beefy guy, it should work for average and smaller adults.
1726741
The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is WELL worth it. The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is... » Read More The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is WELL worth it. « Show Less
516396
I have 2 boxers that use it but they are about 80lbs. Honestly I'm not sure.
600057
no, not for pulling up but kids can play with it in a standing or kneeling position
1187582
We use it on our son who weights 250 no problem pulling him. It's takes 2 of us
1213521
I am 60 and this has increased my upper body strength trremendously. I wok in a nursing home and have seen positive changes in my lifting abilities I didn't have before using this system.
616904
I've never used this for horizontal pull ups. So, I'm not sure this piece of equipment can be used for that purpose? The equipment is a robust design and not easy to topple...assuming it is placed on level ground.
818097
I use them for weight lifting and weight machines and they provide a lot of padding without being lumpy or awkward. I think they would do the same for pull ups.