I need to buy one of 158 to 198 lbs size, how many pounds is the weigth???, many thaks for your reply
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What you need to look at is how much you weigh and then choose the stilts that you fall under. So I weigh 160 lbs so I got the stilts rated to handle 158 lbs to 198 lbs. If you weigh close to what I do this is the best option. If you weigh less than that on average you are going to want to get one engineered to handle less weight to get full use from the stilts. I hope this helps you.
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what do you mean? you could weigh one ninety and be fine....the risers are realitively light.
1126822
I purchased these for my son who weighs158- 165 pounds, he said the actual stilts are not heavy, if you are the lighter side then you may need to use more leg strength when you use them. 1 pound = 2.2kg
1126823
If you weigh from 158 lbs. to 198 lbs. then this is the size for you, if you need pounds converted to metric, google will help.
166327
I just looked at the information and it said 200 LBS. It is very sturdy and it is fine for me 208 lbs.
1154603
Being on the low end of the weight scale will only require a little more patience breaking them in and practice, so 158-198 should be fine. Excellent gift idea! However, I would recommend wrist pads too. Happy Holidays!
1765812
I am 200 lbs. and I have used mine daily for the last 6 months or more and it is doing great, I cannot tell any difference from brand new.Also it appears to be the right amount of softness for my weight because I can feel the "give" in it as it conforms to my body the way they say it is supposed to in the book, if it ever wears out or if anything ever happens to it I will get another just like it.
1380611
I think a Medium will be perfect for you. It actually works for a wide range of weights - 15 - 70 pounds. I hope you like it as much as I do!
182987
I weigh about 130 but my husband must be 180 and he said it was fine for him ,too. I think it is Rated for 250 pounds.
1426178
According to the posted reviews and answers,200lbs is too much. Other similar stands say approximately 80 to maybe 100.
1670015
Haven't made a purchase yet but this question and these answers has just sold me one of these for my 95lbs. Rhodesian Ridgeback, thanks all, for the info and humor.
578110
ard has a 6xl that i am trying at 297 lbs you can buy two take to seam tress and walla
1541067
Recommended is no bigger than a 46". Although I have a 50" on mine and does well. 30lbs max
1883746
3 Pound is the way to go for starting out. Should you wish to expand at one point getting an extra 6 pound one would probably be a nice option
155330
I concur. Use the O'Neil chart. If you are between their specs I'd buy up in size, especially with a shorty. The legs ride up and crush the twig and berries.
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Well I was drunk when I ordered mine. But I just checked and found these Poweriser Jumping Stilt Classic 158-198 lbs the link is Poweriser Jumping Stilt Classic 158-198 lbs and make sure he wears protective equipment
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We have had 220lbs o9n ours with no problem. They are a great lounge as we have 3!!!
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The biggest that I know of just because my husband is this weight... is 190. Im not sure of the weight limit though. Sorry I couldn't be more help
374509
I liked the bowflex, but as I never need any weights over 20 lbs (and the bowflex only has a 5-50lb option), I'm getting the powerblock 3lb to 21lb set. Saves me $200
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the limit weigth is 275 lbs, but I don't have recive it yet, and it isn't the biguest, but it is for grown men, I hope it helps you