im 5'11 and about 235 pounds. I'm not very little and im wondering if this thing could support me?
765764
I believe it would, does it state a weight limit at all? maybe contact the seller and ask.
765765
We bought this for our grand daughter who would be about 160 lbs. The Unicycle is very heavy duty but I do not know if it had a weight restriction. It appeared to be far sturdier than a normal bike.
765766
It would support your weight, but it won't be tall enough for you. I'm only 5'8" and it's a little short for me. I would suggest at least a 20" tire and a bigger cycle.
1207060
I am 6'2" 190lbs and the bigger one will definitely support me. It is a good little stool. The smaller one that it comes with I would not recommend sitting on unless you are a small child. I am pretty sure that it is only meant for your feet.
1070002
Ive had 180lbs on it. The machine could handle it, just make sure keep your feet on the botton supports to keep it from lifting up. Balance is the key on this.
1966035
I'm a little over 200 pounds. I've had no issues with the chair being able to support my weight, either up right or leaning back, and I've had this chair for a few years now. I imagine a larger person might have problems with the seat size but for me, a 5 foot 9 inch 200 pound guy, it works. The only problem I've ever had with this chair is the allen head screws get loose over time and you have to be re-tightened periodically. If you put Teflon tape on the threads before you screw them in it resolves that issue.
1512132
I think it would be a little small and therefore a little uncomfortable for a larger person. It is sturdy enough, but not very big.
926084
I'm close to 200 pounds and there's no problem using this chair. If you are close to 300 pounds it may not work well for you.
191527
I am 5'2 and it's very comfortable for me. It feels so light weight (and easy) when pushing it that I would think it would work for you, too!
987373
Not sure. I'm 180 but I'm sure it would support someone over 225lb. When I first got it, it sagged in the middle where I sat. Then I bought the "backbone" and that made a big difference. It's a support rod that goes under the floor from bow to stern. I'll check in the book to see if it has a weight limit listed.
2094314
I'm 200 and it held me up without a problem. I don't roll around too much in it so I am not sure how sturdy they are to even my weight.
344491
Idk about the puncture part. But I'm 6' 230 and it easily supports me! And my ice chest radio weighs a ton and it rides just fine.
977327
Actually, yes! Surprisingly, I have used it as a seat/stool, with no problems supporting my 225 pounds ( wish I could say I weighed less).
1388571
Yes, my daughter is 23 and weighs 115 lbs and has ridden it before. She is probably about 5'6".
2229321
I don't think weight would be an issue. It is based on your height. I weigh 190 and I've cruised around on it just to test it out, and it holds up fine.
697466
I'm 5 foot 5 and it is perfect with the seat as its lowest. I imagine if you adjusted the seat you would ride just fine.
540420
I think it would be fine for her. Our smallest person to use it was 5'4" 120 lb and she didn't have any issues.
541388
Sure. Go to your local hardware store and get some lag bolts and flat washers to fit the holes. Drill you a 1/8 inch pilot hole then screw in the lag bolts. I am 6'5" and weigh 225 pounds. It will hold you!
302711
Hello sorry if this response is late for you but yes it can support a decent amount it handled myself, my gf, and a friend all laying on it at the same time watching a movie and didn't so much as move under the weight all in all I would say we all weighed about 450lbs together maybe more