I'm 6'5" and about 280 lbs. Is this wide and strong enough to support me?
814513
I am 5'1" and 350lbs and this is the best chair I have ever had. I think it would be great for you. I have to keep it at the lowest setting so I can touch the floor. The seat raises up much higher.
814514
I'm about 5'8'' and 285 lbs. and have no concerns about the chairs strength. It seems very solid. However, because of the seat's forward tilt, I always feel that I'm fighting its efforts to slide me off. Also, I found the lumbar support piece to be very uncomfortable for my particularly bent back and it exacerbated the 'sliding off' feeling. Removing the support brace helped somewhat. For me, the seat should tilt back more and extend forward more.
814515
I am 5' 8" and let's just say I am about what you weigh. Being that you have a few inches height on me you might find it more comfortable than I have. The back pushes you forward some and I find myself "fighting" with it. In all honesty when I have to replace this chair I will not be buying another like it. I need a straight back situation but this is too forward. I hope this helped.
814516
Yes. I'm about the same height and slightly heavier than you are, and I've had no problems whatsover with the chair supporting me. The only thing I would caution you about is that the edges of the chair's metal base, right where the casters are plugged into it, are viciously sharp and should be wrapped in something to protect against cutting your heels.
939972
It depends on your height to a certain extent I would think, but I am 5'6" and it provides head rest / neck support comfortably for me.
902905
I agree with skappy7, it is pretty sturdy, but i'd be more concerned with stability as this is only about a foot wide if that.
1453238
Yes, it supports my 200 pounds, but be careful. Actually, just tried it. It held me, but as others said it isn't really a step. I wouldn't do it again withot being able to hold on to something.
2277234
I am 6 feet tall and weight 300+ and it fits me just fine and is very comfortable. It is about 30 inches wide so it might be a little narrow for two people.
1774883
I am 6' and with the rack at the highest position it is perfect for my shoulders. At 6'4" you probably will need to bend or dip a little a little more to rack/unrack the weight.
2129088
Yes it will, I am 6'1 and 225lbs and it was okay. It just seem flimsy even for the low price.
154981
In a word No. It won't support a 180 lb man -- it is wobbly and unstable. I bought it and returned it to the vendor for a refund (minus the significant shipping costs).
1520260
Yes. I'm 6 ' and use it with no issues. It is not smal in height. Just not as wide. Perfect for small spaces and very functional. I like it
312658
Yes definitely...this mount will support over 200 pounds..very strong mount
689428
Excellent back support, I'm 6'4" tall and weigh 265 pounds. I use the chair and it is great.
1803795
My husband is 6.5' weigh 240 and it supports him just fine. Its very durable as long as it is on the support beam
311597
I'm not sure. The chair is definitely strong enough for supporting such a man, but the size of the seat... you need to ask the measurements of the seat from the company to see if he will fit. I know that it comfortably fit the 6'1" man weighing 210 lbs.
915390
I'm 6'2" @ 265; it's worked fine for me. Check the weight rating on the product - it should state the max load (I don't remember what it was exactly).
982387
Shouldn't be a problem, I'm 5'11" and there's plenty of room for me. It's a pretty big piece of equipment. You need a generous amount of space (length-wide and on each side).
103177
Not a chance. I'm 225 lbs and this bike struggles to hold me. In fact, after about 4 solid months of riding this as a commuter bike about 3 miles each day, I'm giving this thing a mercy killing. If you weight 280, you're really going to need to spend at least $500 to get something decent enough to accommodate you.
533194
It supported me with out issues and I'm 6'-2" - 230. Probably more critical that the pedestal is strong enough.