Can a person who weighs 110 pounds also use it for themselves?
1151726
Its pretty narrow for a person. I would say "no" as the controls are also located at the bottom so you would either need to start it and then jump on or have someone operate it for you while on. The stride might be a little short as well. Too many unknowns to say it would.
1151727
The unit will handle dogs in this weight range, however a human, with two contact points puts tremendously more pressure in the contact patch. A dog, at 110 pounds, puts a weight of 27.5 pounds per paw, a human 55 pounds per paw (oops, foot).Might work, I went to the web site and after reviewing this unit compared to the many others out there, it is a real winner.It is currently being used to exercise German Shepherds, and goats for working their muscles for the county fairs.
1151728
Yes, I have a 55lb dog and I weigh 110...I'd go on with him at first because he was very timid about it before acclimation. The weight limit is 170. It's not fancy like treadmills for people, but you could certainly use it yourself.
1151729
I would not recommend it because the front leg supports on the treadmill aren't sturdy enough to withstand heavy pounding.
909614
Let me give a more complete answer: Yes you can, but the rack has no springs to help you handle the weight, so you rely on the leverage you have and your own strength, and that's it.
1568508
Hi- The hammock seems designed for one person-at-a-time use. The user of our purchase is about 175 pounds and nearly 6', and while he is comfortable, I can't picture another person on the hammock with him. I hope this helps.
1357660
The weight won't be a problem. But the height might be if you want an easy tip back and tip up based on an optimum balance of the weight. There is a height adjustment that allows the unit to easily tip back and up when the arms are raised or lowered. If the height exceeds the maximum setting then a tall person can still use it. But they will have to force the unit back and then pull themselves up, which isn't easy once you've been upside down for a while. They will have to be in really good physical condition to do it too, meaning strong.
520447
That is possible, but not sure. It is fine for normal weight under 200 lbs.
1455081
This is an excellent product that I'm really happy to have. It might support a heavier person. I'm a little over 200, I'll bet it will work. You might want to call the company or just try it.
1660478
You can check the item detail to see if it can. If you're one person the weight will not be distributed evenly.
1361707
I don't think it weighs 110 lbs. I moved it easily by myself...but slid it across the floor....box was too cumbersome to carry.
978051
Yes, you should be able to. It is light weight and very easy to set up. I'm only 5'4" and my balance isn't the best. I haven't had any problems setting it up.
477211
Well, we have someone in this household who weighs 220 lbs and there's no problem. I would assume it could go higher -- maybe 250.
378938
Yes. I have used this on my daughter who is 5'2" and 110lbs. Works very well.
1075451
Hi, Ruth;you will have to go to the exact specs from the supplier, but I do know that it will support my own body weight of 200 pounds at least.
664441
If an adult uses it on the 2-yr, then it's safe. Do not let the kid use it by himself.
2272727
Absolutely. I use it everyday to put and take off my shoes. My adult son has used it as well - he weighs close to 200 pounds.
1388363
This unit will work fine, but not if you're trying to use it by yourself in those areas. It's heavy and you really need to have both hands on it. It's made for someone else to use on you.
716647
If the person is small and the chair is braced or supported by someone else, yes. The chair itself is too light for a heavy person to do that in my opinion.
1067434
My 11 year old nephew uses it without a problem. However, he is slim. I would go by the weight not the age.