What is the working weight limit on this ball? I'm 220 and my husband is 350+. We want to use the balls with weights too for chest and arm exercises
265609
i am not sure what the working weight is, the mfg should be able to tell you. just google them. i have had 400 pounds on mine when my girlfriend and i were both on it.
265610
I have a medium sized ball. I have a partner who is 250 at the most and I have found that the ball is not big enough or resistant enough for a larger, heavier person wishing to use it as it is advertised.
265611
Weight-tested to support 400 lbs. of static weight. The added pressure from using weights may be pushing it too far.
265612
The description says: "Weight-tested to support 500 lbs. of static weight" so I would guess it'd be ok...
2031857
I bought 2 as a gift for large people. My mother is 160 lbs and my dad is 220. They both have no prob. You really need to pump it up to keep your bum out of the water but they are really really great for what they are.
635483
I haven't come across a weight limit, but I will share this with you...A coworker who weighs more than I do (145) was using my ball chair when I was not there and I noticed the chair wasn't "gliding" well. It was because her weight had pushed the ball right through the frame and it was dragging on the floor. You can't blow the ball up to be firmer because then you are not aligned properly in the chair. Personally, I would skip the frame and just sit on a ball.
1245708
I am not sure about that as I no longer have the box. I don't remember seeing a weight limit on it. I am 225 and I bounce around on it pretty good with no problems
1624429
I actually use an exercise ball with a curved base. That works well for me. I am 5'3"
1462545
We have had our Homedics massager for over 5 years now without any problems. My husband weighs about 200 lbs. and uses it frequently. It also gets used by other family members on a regular basis without any problems but they are much smaller. From my experience I can't see why weight would be a factor because the massaging balls are only on the back and not on the seat where most of the weight would be. Hope this helps.
1397147
I weigh 220. So does hubby. We dont hang off. We have had this for 2.5 years. Hubby still uses. All the time!
507037
The material says it holds up to 300#. My husband was 220# and never had a problem.
1421710
I didn't even see that info on the maufacturer's website. My husband weighs 180lbs & has used it every day since I got it for him 1 1/2 yrs ago - no problems. It has a Lifetime Warranty. http://www.reboundair.com/schedule.htm
1491764
My husband weighs 220 and there is adequate support. Dont know ship weight.
2029102
We have had 220lbs o9n ours with no problem. They are a great lounge as we have 3!!!
1319433
As noted in my review, the instructions state there is a 225 lb weight limit but you will never have your full body weight on these unless you are doing a hand-stand on them! However, there is no way to definitively know how much weight you are truly putting on them when using them properly. Hope that helps!
477249
my husband and i weigh together over 240 lbs and it works for us, i suggest you to buy 3 inches or higher inches to ensure comfort. ps, we use the platform bed, you will need a box mattress if used in other types of beds
704958
I am 5' 5".It works great for me.You can make it LARGER or SMALLER.That depends on how much AIR you put in it. You can use it from 55 inches (for shorter people) or fill it up to 65" or even 75" if you are a tall person.It is a GREAT ball.I am 275 pounds, and I can bounce on it and everything.VERY sturdy, anti-burst. :)
313504
I purchased the box for my 12 year old son who uses it for training. I have used it as well and weigh around 180 to 185 and do not feel it give at all. It is very sturdy so would guess that it could also support someone who is 220.
2070873
I am not sure about the weight limit, but I started using this when I was at 250. I have lost about 15. It is well built, for 350, you may want to look at some for higher quality. It is still doable and you will get good result.
1319435
I am afraid I threw the box away and do not remember a weight limit. They are very well built; but are a combination of plastic and metal. You would be using them to be in a position that would not impact how heavy you are, but how strong your arm and stomach muscles are. If you can work into the shape required to hold up 300 pounds you might need something heavy duty; but honestly, we women have a very hard time getting to that degree of control; where your arms are outstretched and you are being held up by your toes and outstretched arms. I use them in the knee position and roll out as far as I can and them back again; I don't get very far, but it is easing me into shape. I am afraid I threw the box away and do not remember a weight limit. They are very well built; but are a combination of plastic and metal. You would be using them to be in a position that would not impact how heavy you are, but how strong your arm and stomach muscles are. If you can work into the shape required to hold up 300 pounds you might need something heavy duty; but honestly, we women have a very hard time getting to that degree of control; where your arms are outstretched and you are being held up by your toes and outstretched arms. I use them in the knee position and roll out as... » Read More I am afraid I threw the box away and do not remember a weight limit. They are very well built; but are a combination of plastic and metal. You would be using them to be in a position that would not impact how heavy you are, but how strong your arm and stomach muscles are. If you can work into the shape required to hold up 300 pounds you might need something heavy duty; but honestly, we women have a very hard time getting to that degree of control; where your arms are outstretched and you are being held up by your toes and outstretched arms. I use them in the knee position and roll out as far as I can and them back again; I don't get very far, but it is easing me into shape. « Show Less