I weigh 265#and broad.The Mobie is rated 300#, but the seat is 16.5" and the armrest distance 18" or 20". Are there folks like me who find it OK?
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Our chair is used exclusively by my arthritic wife. The chair is overall smaller than the typical grocery store electric cart, but serves my wife in all respects. She is not as large as you but close more in size than in weight. She has no problems. Remember also that this is a 4 wheel vehicle and is very stable. The fact that it is a foldaway makes it seem fragile but it is not.
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I removed the arm rests because they kept bumping into door frames in my house. I weigh more than you do and have had no trouble with the Mobie. I have taken it with me, folded, on long driving trips and it has made it possible for me to see sights and go places I simply could not have seen without it. However, I had to replace the motor (manufacturer paid for that) because some screws on the bottom of the scooter were shaken loose--it may be that my scooter was not a well put together as others, but with the repairs it has been a miracle machine for me.
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The seat is height adjustable, so I don't think your height will be an issue. I believe it is rated for up to 300lbs. Initially, the seat my be uncomfortable but, DON'T go out and get a new/padded one. It may take a few months of consistent riding, but it WILL break in and be very comfortable.
905370
The users of this chair are averaged at around 190 lbs. we fit the chair. I used to be a lot heavier and I would not have fit it back then. The chair is a smaller size. I would think twice.
1713460
It is a small chair...I weigh 165 and I am almost touching the sides of the chair. If you are a large person this chair is not for you.
533195
My husband and I are both under 200 pounds - our size is not an issue. I can tell you this is a really nice seat for the money, it is tufted but does have a lower back. We put it on our existing pedestal and it is beautiful. I would say the weight distribution would be a determining factor as to whether or not this person would be able to sit comfortably.
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yeah i weigh about 250. Ive had it a little while now and it kind of makes a pop noise if i get to twistin around on it. but its really comfortable I wish it had a headrest or came up a little higher to rest your head on.
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I found that the product statement said 250 lbs and it feels like 200 lbs. would be fine. This seat is fine for a quick sitting place but for long times may not be very comfortable.
905371
I have a hand that is 280 he says it comfortable to him.I personally bought two chairs and a am very satisfied with the chairs Im 200 lb.Very sturdy I think you will be happy with this one
798373
I'm 245 and it seems okay... I bought it for my stepfather who has since passed on... my mother uses it now at the kitchen table and she is closer to 300... it seems fine... It's not plush right when you sit on it... it's more of a overall comfort after a longer period of time.
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I think it is 300lb but I think the seat would not be big enough to be comfortable for a person much over 200lb. The seat is on the small side. It may be difficult to wipe your bottom. It was fine for near 200lb. I am still happy with my purchase.
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I'm 6' 2", 200lbs, and it seems quite sturdy to me, however, I have seen chairs fail at the 300lb range after a few months. After looking at it as I sit in it, I don't think I would recommend it for that weight class. The castors may be too light duty for that. Also, I think the armrests will be far too narrow for you. I have 2" inches on each side between the armrests and my thighs and I am a slender man.
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I'm 192 but I have had others larger than I with no problems. I would not reccomened it as a rocking chair as some people do, where they lean back on just the 2 legs. But they shouldn't be doing that anyway in your home.
367274
I'm like 270-80 and it didn't last to long, the actual seat is great but the back is not to good it is only held on by four small screws if you need a chair for prolonged use I'd suggest one that is conected to the base instead of just the arm rest
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Our two floats have been used by adults weighing +/- 120lbs up to 180 +/- lbs...all sit comfortably IN the water (not too high) although the heavier you are the deeper you sit. I would think a 210pounder would still be satisfied , ie. IN the water not under the water). Hope this helps. We've been very satisfied....great for sitting in the water with a group of friends and talking etc...
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Im 6 foot 2 inches and im actually 320 right now and it worked fine for me. ITS VERY STURDY. The only thing i noticed that could possibly break at that point (and it didnt) are the little wheels or rollers on the seat.
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Hello Phillip: I am 300 pounds unfortunately, and it is still a great task chair for me. It holds me up well and it is very comfortable for that small of the back that gets tensed up when sitting too long. I use it at home and have to toss my cat out of it in order to get my turn. I think that I can hold more than my weight. The seat bottom still has room for me. I hope this helps....
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I weigh 200 pound, 40 inch waist - if I gained girth or width it would be tight - just fits - 16.5 inches between forward armrest supports - back part of seat where you actually sit is wider. very comfortable. very sturdy. Although I feel like my weight might be too much for rough usage? T.J.