Weight capacity I'm around 6' 270- lbs.. Is the glide going to accommodate my weight well and possibly a few lbs of gear also ? or do I really need to consider the Edge instead ?
711050
Thanks for your reply, but I already purchased the emotion edge.. I really like the edge performance wise, but found that it offered little room for extra gear storage. Good for day trips or fishing though.. I also purchased an emotion comet 110, listed at around a foot longer it really seems allot bigger compared to the edge, the hull shape of the comet (flat on the bottom) also allows for ample storage for overnight outings...Thanks again for your input .
711051
A little late. I'm 6'3" and was 260 when I first started out in this 8 months ago. I'm down to 240lbs, but I never did have an issue with this kayak concerning my height, size or weight. It's a fantastic deal.
1699265
I weigh about 215, and it really isn't big enough for me. I would guess yes at 120, but all my riders are 150+so I cant say for sure. Overall I have been happy with the purchase. Nice board for a nice price
2180666
I wouldn't recommend it. It bottoms out just trail riding with 160psi. Granted, I am 250lbs...Not happy with it, and if you're jumping, doubt you would be either. Just my $.02
1713731
Your weight is good ..max..250..being 6.5 is questionable. .I'm 6.0 and use the 3 rd hole on seat pole...I think it may go to 5 holes..to be safe..u would be boarder line..the bike is nice if u can get it safely to u...un damaged..ha.
563523
Yes it's light enough but then again I've played with swords all my life so I'm used to the weight of most of them. As far as easy to move around with sure, once you figure out the straps and all that.
1112505
I am only 5'7, 230lbs and it holds me with no problem, its a solid piece of equipment. I think its a 300lb max and i do not hit the ground with my legs fully straightened out. It would definitely support you with the normal bent knee dips, but i do not think you could do straight legged dips at 6 feet tall with this piece of equipment.
1100928
I'm 6'4", weight 205#, and am comfortable using the device. I haven't exceeded the units limits. It's a strong and stable device, so if if you're less than 6'6" you ought to be fine.
2116143
I have this one and I have ridden on it. Razor 360 Flash Rider I am 5'5" and 150 lbs. This one the weight limit is 160lbs.
346363
If you are 6'5"... you are likely to be a heavier person. I am 5'9" and weighed 215 lbs when I started using mine. I destroyed the wheels in the seat rollers 4 times in the space of 8 months. This trac is nice and cost effective but my thinking is that it is for a person that is no heavier than maybe 185. At 6'5" you would also be restricted. The dimensions of the machine are probably not long enough for you spans.
552243
Wrap a 25 pound weight plate in a towel and put on the glide board with you when you workout. Also check you tube there is guy who added a weight bar to an older total gym glide board. The same thing might be possible on the Weider TB 5000. You can use the resistant bands also.
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It would work, but if you are riding on asphalt or sidewalks with expansion joints the 165# weight will not allow it to glide as much. You will have to kick often to keep on the move. Consider one with larger, softer wheels. EXPERIENCE: Tried it myself, was quite a workout.
709790
I have no idea what the manufacturer says because I never ask or looked in my owner's manual. Upon receiving this e-mail asking about maximum weight capacity, I pulled out my owner's manual and I looked cover to cover and that topic is never addressed. I weight 255 pounds and ido not have any problems riding it. Very smooth and very easy to right. In the manual there is a toll free # listed for service and technical support. Call them, they should be able to give you a reall answer to your question. 1-800-626-2811. Good Luck.
2229321
I don't think weight would be an issue. It is based on your height. I weigh 190 and I've cruised around on it just to test it out, and it holds up fine.
469271
24" should be fine, it's your inseam length that matters more than anything and the saddle height is adjustable and doesn't slip that I've seen. At 180 lbs, mines held up fine doing jumps and what-not, that certainly put more than 260 lbs of force on it, they're pretty sturdy.
1426119
I think this will work fine for you. My wife has the same measurement and she can ride it fine. I love the bike . You cannot beat it for the price. i did take it to the bike shop for a tuning after I bought it. No problems. Very comfortable.I am 5'9" w/ 29" inseam. I have plenty of room.
2218626
According to the specs ( http://www.trikke.com/product/t7-fitness/ ) you should be fine weight-wise but it's not meant for people over 5'8". That said, I'm 6' and it's doing fine. The downside is you might be less stable as the base is smaller than in larger models.
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It'll hold you, but it will be a little more flexy than an advanced downhill rider would want. A flexy board is great to learn on, and great for cruising/carving, but once you start going fast (down billing or free riding) it can cause wobbles. My younger brother to this board, and it is very solid, but when I start going fast on it, it feels less stable than my land yachts evo downhill race board and my globe Geminon Freeride board. P.S. I weigh 140lbs.