Do you know how much weight it can handle without popping the bands?
1120853
I'm not sure. I'm 6' 3" and 220 lbs. and I've used it for over a year with no problems.
1120854
I'm not sure - it holds me easily at 210. I think it would take at least 300 lbs.
1988761
I'm not sure what the actual weight capacity is, but I often hang a heavy belt on the end peg. The rack is super sturdy and I feel you could load it up as long as it is screwed securely into something. Its an awesome rack and I later bought a second. Several people have complimented me on the rack when they've seen my closet.
312369
Not sure but I am 305 lbs and I dont feel like it is going to break. They are metal not plastic so they feel sturdy enough. Not like the kind I broke at a wedding a few years back.
1283032
No, it's very stable. I do assisted pull ups with a band at 280 lbs and it doesn't even wabble. Hope this helps.
1340075
it would easily handle the weight. however you need to make sure there is no chance of it tipping.
2267809
Definitely....I don't know of a sturdier rubber band. They do not overstretch to the point of breaking like a normal band. The colors are pretty, too.
125658
I wouldn't buy it I have two the first one was so hard to bend for band I thought it would break is powerful would go through a human I think ..second broke from the enormous pressure!!
133190
Unless they have physically changed the device in the past year (and not incremented the model number), I don't think it is possible. There are only two empty slots (one on each side) for additional resistance bands past the 'out of the box' 210 lbs. Those two slots are intended for the 50 lb bands to equal 310 lbs max.
244783
None is specified, as sturdy as mine is I'm sure it can withstand up to 400lbs but to be sure you might want to check with the manufacturer.
1144791
You choose the weight when you buy it. The weight of the band is what it is. It does not change and is not adjustable.
88087
I can't give you an exact answer, it can certainly handle two, regular weight adults.
1215721
It should hold a good amount of weight. If the buckles are slipping(moving) out of place, check to see if you have them fastened correctly. They shouldn't move.
1198189
"Thera-Band® Pro Series Exercise Balls have been tested to support 1000 pounds of static (resting) weight. Thera-Band Standard Exercise Balls can support 600 pounds of static weight." According to http://www.thera-bandacademy.com/faq-category.aspx?faqID=604
575195
If this rack truly has a "250 lb. load capacity," then they should show us a picture of it supporting five 45-lb. barbell plates. This is only 225 lbs. and should pose no problem for a "commercial grade" clothing rack with a "250 lb. load capacity." I seriously doubt that a rack whose top and lower bars come in two pieces can support a fraction of that rate without bending, bowing or collapsing.
724251
There typically is not a weight limit to these strapz, they are made to be strong and durable and could most likely pull a car. A well constructed door way can also withstand a substantial amount of weight. I am a trainer as well and for safety reasons I suggests if you are over 350LBS to wait until you have lost some body fat before using the product. Under 350Lbs you may still use the bands but to have limited use of the power strapz. If your trainer is certified in TRX suspension training then he can show you a variety of exercises that can be done safely with little force on the bands. Note: I am not an expert in the way the power strapz are made but that is my honest opinion.
1865128
Absolutely not an issue. I've been using mine for about 2 months and the band hasn't fallen off once.
604826
Yes the band is sturdy; however with daily use the elastic band will start to wear.