Will I be able to ride on my knees without sinking? I weigh about 120 LBS
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
1699266
My daughter, who weighed about 115 pounds last summer, was able to ride on it without it sinking. I know that she lay down on her stomach on the board, but I'm not sure if she tried to ride it on her knees. We are very happy with the product and think that it is well made. We ended up buying two of them. I hope this helps.
560809
Probably depends on your level of skill and the force of the water, but at 120 lbs, I think the board is big enough.
236538
No, should not be a problem. My husband is your height (heavier) and he rides it on occasion and says its ok
1989098
Unfortunately, no. I'm 6' 180 lbs and it barely fits me at it's smallest settings. If you can supply your own velcro straps it might work. Whatever immobilizer you get don't strap it "full" tightness. Leave some slack so the knee can bend just slightly or it'll be miserable.
1754860
The Board is flat, Very little if any concave. It can turn tightly and is very flexible for me. I weigh 220lbs. Grip tape comes applied and is not harsh of you plan to ride barefoot, and Can get slippery when wet.
1762031
I think you'll be fine, it's not really a board to have both feet on and it's actually better for people with bigger feet :)
319299
I weigh 200 and some hills were a bit too much. If you are on pavement you might be ok.
859469
Hopefully you are not carrying that much weight. I would not try and push that limit. Good luck.
1101738
Yes. It will sink in depending on the ground. I weigh 235 and have no problems when I take it to soccer games, but the ground is not wet. I think it would definitely sink if you sit on an area where the dirt is soft.
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.
94351
Really not sure. But I'm 220lbs and holds my weight fine. Doesn't feel shaky or unsturdy.
1840163
The chair is adjustable so would would set it so as there was no pressure on your knees. As with all things, your body and length of time on the chair will have an impact on your experience.
1760102
I am the same height as you are, and my feet touch the ground with no problem. This is a great chair for the money!
108433
I am 5'3 and 120 lbs and this was good for me. I was able carry it fine and I'm not terribly strong. However don't fill it too too much because when it was too heavy it did pull me backwards
936443
Not really. I weigh about 125 lbs and don't believe someone much heavier would feel secure on them. I use on a padded/carpeted floor which may be part of the problem. Also there is a plastic part that is supposed to be at the lower edge of the upper/outer pedestal tube and stay between the 2 tubes. This part has often slid down and I have to re-insert it into the upper tube. Also the foot rest is too high in relation to the seat, so my legs feel too bent.
1530204
I don't have arthritic knees so I can't really answer for sure but I weigh about 220lbs and have landed with my knees onto rocks while running and never felt any pain.
2251188
If you're 200 pounds or more and six feet tall, I would recommend squatting and letting your butt touch the seat. If you just squat above the toilet, you better balance yourself well. You could easily fall in any direction. Better safe than sorry.