Most of the reviews are talk about children. Is there a weight limit where the line will sink to low?
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Far as walking on it without a problem, it's very hard to do that. These slacklines aren't easy to master. The ten foot rack is easier than the free standing tree mounted lines are. More sideways movement with longer lines and much more bounce too. One of these days I will try to walk a long line.
77335
I don't know about a weight limit but I've seen 200 pound guys walk on it without a problem
77336
If the line is tightened to the maximum it would take someone over 350 to bottom out. The tighter the line the less drop on it.
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Adults can use it just fine - my husband and I do. However, you do have to keep it quite taut with heavier folk because the line can sink down to the support base. I'm 140 lbs and my husband is 195. The challenge is still HUGE to keep your balance even when taut so I'm sure I'm getting a core workout with it. We love it.
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I bought this one for my daughter because she is too heavy for the kids ones, according to the package specs. She was around 130. I don't remember what the package says, but I do remember that the weight limit was well above 130, because I wanted something that would suit her as she grows.
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In the safety regulations there is no weight limit. However, it says to prohibit more than one person using the top bed. It also prohibits use by a child under 6 years old. The bed is pretty sturdy/robust. I read a book to my child and I am 155 lbs with my child about 38lbs. I don't feel as if the bed is under any stress.
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This depends on the age(s) of the children, and their heights. They have to be able to touch the ground at the opposite end from where they start. If it is too steep (say 5 or 6 ft. above tree platform), there is a chance the child could slam into the tree or post at the end. I'd buy some sort of stopper(s) before the line ends.
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It's intended for small kids, so you should not put more weight than the recommended by the manufacturer. But, the construction is in my opinion is pretty solid. My wife, unaware of the weight limitation shared the bed with my two years old boy while playing with him and the bed held without any trouble. It was just for couple of minutes, but the bed structure is undamaged. And it's light too!
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Hello, That's a good question! I do not recall if the instructions specified a minimum weight. Perhaps the detail supplier offers on Amazon ? Or check for children's safety products ? Have a pleasant day, Anne
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Yeah for sure. It says 170LB weight limit and it's true we have had 3 kids on it. BEST purchase ever!
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I don't think they publish a weight limit. This is a smaller chair scaled to kids. Given that it reclines back, I'm guessing that the mechanics involved would break under too much weight, unlike a basic wooden chair that can hold kids and adults, despite a small size. I haven't dared to sit on it and I'm 5'5"/125 lbs. My son is almost 3 and has had it since he was 1.5. I expect it to last through 5 and then perhaps it will start getting to be too small. I hope this helps.
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I am not sure about the weight limit. I have used these on my 2 kids when they were at around 30 pounds. Initially, my kids were using the hand floats (air bags) and I was told at a public pool that air-filled floats were not allowed. That is when I got these, and they worked better than the hand floats.
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I have the one that is rated at 5.5 pounds density and it is very firm. I'm a big gal and I don't "sink" into it. I would think a softer density would be better for a child, but honestly don't know.
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I didn't notice if it has a weight limit or not, but my oldest son who is 80 pounds has used it and there have been no problems.
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When the package arrived, it said it was safe for +/- 130 lbs. We called the manufacturer and they advised to the lower weight as we'll. that being said, we've had 3-4 kids on it at once and it's holding up great. Definitely one of the best outdoor toys we have!
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I can't say for sure, but I don't think there is a weight limit. I have jumped onto it myself with no issue, and I am over 100lbs. To note, it has some buoyancy, but not a lot. (It's not like a trampoline or anything.) My kiddos mostly use it to jump off the couch (often doing twists or flips) and use it to have a super kush and safe place to land. It's great for proprioceptive input. It's bigger than it looks in the picture too. :) I definitely still recommend for any kid - especially if your son needs the proprioceptive or vestibular input.
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I am not sure if there is weight limit BUT, my daughter is over 37 lbs and it seems perfectly find. It does not look like it would wobble over or anything, it is steady.
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For this age I recommend te FunLine. Its thicker, so its better for young children to balance
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I'm not sure what the official limit is since we don't have the packaging anymore, but my son used this until he was about 38lbs with no issue. I wouldn't use for an adult, but a kid up to 5 or so would seem safe.
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My daughter who weighed about 40 lbs played in it very rough, and it never seemed to be unstable at all. She was very aggressive while trying to learn to flip both frontward and backward, yet, I never saw it tip at all. Would I put two kids into it at the same time, no. Not because of the trampoline's shortcomings, but two kids should never be on any trampoline at the same time. The chance of one or both of them getting hurt is huge. They can't control themselves very well at that age and size and more likely than not, their heads are going to clash together, which is something that should never happen. Keep it's use to one child at a time and you'll have no problems with it.