I am very overweight. When it says 2000lbs weight resistant, does that mean 2000lbs psi of internal air pressure? Or that it will hold for heavier users? I want to use it in my office as an office chair.
798183
I know for sure that that does not mean psi. If it were Pounds per square inch then that ball could take a fully loaded tractor-trailer. It means 2000lbs. total weight burst rated. It will support even the largest of humans so don't think that you are too heavy for it.
961744
I've seen this product listed on two different web sites as having a max weight of 275lbs. It certainly seems strong enough to support more (I'm about 270lbs and it feels study under me), but that seems to be an official number.
1538435
I don't know how much weight it holds I have had up to 200pds on mine. It seems fine no problem with it.
1127434
I don't know. I used to weigh 235, and it did not strain the equipment, though.
213099
Won't have any issue with a 200lb person with this. I bought this to replace a unit in our office that a 300lb person was using, haven't heard that there have been any problems.
1222376
I weigh about 145 and this equipment doesn't sway at all. I did notice a difference in how it handled the weight of my husband at 208. However, it is pretty heavy duty - especially for the price. As for the foam pads, if used properly, they shouldn't need replaced. The body merely rests against them.
1516160
My husband weighs about 255, and its held up his weight no problem. The only reason I would look at something else, is my two bar stools that I purchased only lasted about one year. The legs cracked, they wouldn't spin hardly any more, and the cushion after sitting in it for 30 minutes would eventually start to hurt your butt because it was like it deflated or something. Do not recommend. My husband only sat in the one 99% of the time, and the other hardly ever got used by our son, and they both were either severely defective, or junk.
1613455
Pretty sturdy chair...I've had customers who probably weight in the mid to upper 200 lb range use them with no problem. I use them for older heavier customers who can't get up off my sofa
281225
It states a weight capacity on the ONE short information sheet as being 250 lbs. I personally have just recently ordered this item and have been using it now for about three weeks. I'm currently 242 and was slightly nervous to use it. However, no problems. It is actually pretty sturdy but I wouldn't exceed much, if any over the 250 weight restriction. By the way, in the online description, I don't believe I saw any mention of the weight limit. I had to find out when I received the item and read the instruction sheet.
583259
It should carry a pretty heavy payload several hundred pounds, but my use of it is around a hundred pounds and there is no strain whatsoever.
2106424
I am 6'5" @ 265 lbs and have no problem in this chair, the adjustments work effortlessly and the chair is holding up to very frequent use. I roll around all over my studio in it, use it at the dinner table if a lot of guests are over and am pretty much an above average user of the chair in my opinion. I have the chair and armrests at the highest setting and do not adjust these, I think this might attribute to the lack of problems with the components of the chair. Overall if you're on the fence about this chair I would highly recommend it, especially if your concern is if its going to hold up to a larger framed person which it will and has for me. I am 6'5" @ 265 lbs and have no problem in this chair, the adjustments work effortlessly and the chair is holding up to very frequent use. I roll around all over my studio in it, use it at the dinner table if a lot of guests are over and am pretty much an above average user of the chair in my opinion. I have the chair and armrests at the highest setting and do not adjust these, I think this might attribute to the lack of problems with the components of the chair. Overall if you're on the fence about this chair I would highly recommend it, especially if your concern is if its going to... » Read More I am 6'5" @ 265 lbs and have no problem in this chair, the adjustments work effortlessly and the chair is holding up to very frequent use. I roll around all over my studio in it, use it at the dinner table if a lot of guests are over and am pretty much an above average user of the chair in my opinion. I have the chair and armrests at the highest setting and do not adjust these, I think this might attribute to the lack of problems with the components of the chair. Overall if you're on the fence about this chair I would highly recommend it, especially if your concern is if its going to hold up to a larger framed person which it will and has for me. « Show Less
1087430
It can tolerate heavy weight. It won't allow very fat people to sit. Check the dimensions before you buy.
477250
I am 208 lbs and it is working great for me. I think it is pretty sturdy and should work for you too. Because it feels like there is still some give when I am on it. I hope this helps you.
1390718
is depend what are you going to use it for if you need 2000 psi or more you should buy something different yeah I bought one and I'm using it almost everyday in my mechanic shop hey don't have any problem with it yet to me is not really powerful but is not bad my neighbor but one and he had problem with it after a couple months and they send him brand new one did not work at all but the second one is been working have no problem so is your choice my friend good luck.
1088361
I weigh 230lbs., and mine lasted 6 months before it started deflating on a regular basis. I am buying a new on today.
1127750
I purchased the bench about 18 months ago....I believe that the information about max weight was somewhere on the site when I bought it. I only use up to 135#, but the incredible sturdy structure of this well-made bench, indicates to me that it will support much heavier weights. I would search the Deltech site for your answer....I know it is there.
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I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you... » Read More I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) « Show Less