what is the total weight amount this grip will support?
152535
I would be hesitant to answer definitively since much depends on the surface where the handle is located and how well the handle is attached. We placed three of the handles in a fiberglass shower/tub unit. We used them to help my father stand from a shower chair and keep his balance. They worked very well in that application and never gave any indication that they would come loose from the shower.
152536
I believe it was at least 250 pounds, and I think maybe more. I didn't keep the paperwork, but it is great. And the fact that it has the blue tabs that can be popped up and moved is also a big asset.
152537
I don't know weight but do know they secure well to shower enclosures with smooth walls but not to surfaces with dips ie tile with grout
580838
Not sure because i removed the old grip. But my guess would be 2/8th larger if added over existing grip.
1908123
Im on same boat as you are but $200 + for a grip is way too much. let me know if you hear anything.
1384026
The nashbar website says it weighs 506 grams, so a bit over one pound. It's heavier that what I replaced, but not heavy by any means. The extra hand positions more than make up for the slight increase.
1006281
I don't know but for this price, it's not going to break anybody. It is very well made and balanced and heavy feeling in your hand.
538165
Just went and measured. 21 looks to be about right. Incidentally, we have a 25" and 22" pair of monitors hooked up. Spring tensions was nowhere near strong enough out of the box to hold the weight, but it is adjustable with a screw on each arm, and it holds the weight just fine now.
2252100
I sent an email to XMark and they responded today by saying that the maximum weight it can support is 275 pounds. Hope this helps everyone! Have a great day!
2210
yes, it has a thick grip.....I would say over 5 inches for sure. it is a very good product and I love it, though.
2202813
Hi D. Lynch, Thank you for contacting with us. Its supports up to 300 Lbs. Thanks.
1791280
Well it depends on what you do. I'm a female with strong hands and play tennis, the 7 pound tension is strong enough to strengthen my grip yet light enough for repeated grip (which is recommended). For guys I would say 7 pounds or higher.
2141425
Yes it will hold. Almost identical to name brand gorilla grip. I have one of each.
1787441
1-1/2 lb. Excellent balance and feel in the hand. You will have no regrets choosing this one. Check the Youtube vids.
2251570
I would not chance using this rope if you are asking about 140-200 lbs. personal safety. Mine broke when brand new. I am not sure how much weight I was trying to support. (removing tree limbs)
1529476
Look for table that meets your weight, they always list how much it can carry. Look at the details of the table. I personally do not know the exact answer to your question.Good luckRasik
1807207
About 7/8 of an inch. It makes the grip exactly 2.5 inches from the bottom of the clip release
1903591
Per manufacturer recommendations 100 lbs per user with a maximum combined weight of 500lbs. I can tell you I am around 120 lbs and I can bounce on it.
2193515
It will handle that weight easily. From my own experience, I found it quite difficult to learn to use. I'm still working at it.