what is the range for inch pounds? I need to use at 15, 20, 25, and 35 inch pounds. Others won't go this low - please confirm
371418
Its not going to accurate at those torque values, but it will display them.
1952031
Yes. However sone of the 25 lb weights can be bigger than others .. A 25lb would not fit above a 35 lb though..
2012990
I use 5lb but in the videos they tell u to have a set of heavy weights and light weights, but at first use weights that feel comfortable to you and that you can tolerate without hurting yourself, then once you feel your ready to go up feel free to upgrade!.. hope this helps and good luck!
214301
I have 30 lbs. on it, but have not tested for more weight. It works very well.
1947790
Some specs I found on another site indicated this is rated to 250 lbs. However, I would not recommend anyone "sizeable" use this, it is definitely intended for smaller/lighter/shorter people. I Definitely wouldn't recommend it for anyone over 200 lbs or over 5 ft 2 or 5 ft 3 at most because the motor isn't sufficient for higher weights and the stride/tread is much too short for long legs.
1840719
I put all the heavy stuff on bottom shelf. I would not put anything heavier than 25lbs. on the other shelves.
333752
Shouldn't be a problem. I was 240 at the time I used it + close to 300 lb of weight. Not sure what are the limits on their warranty.
477249
my husband and i weigh together over 240 lbs and it works for us, i suggest you to buy 3 inches or higher inches to ensure comfort. ps, we use the platform bed, you will need a box mattress if used in other types of beds
367336
Within that weight range you should get the 110-158 range. The bow on the set that starts at 150 will be too stiff and your weight won't be enough to break them in.
2041722
I'll put it to you this way, it says 250 lb's but I weigh 350 and it has no problem at all with me. Now that is this model (the one that I have). I am not sure about the other models or other brands though I have heard that other brands are no match for this one. I would not be worried about hanging 450 lb's on this one, it is stout!
1712173
Hello. I believe that 10 in-Lb. is the lowest setting and the calibration chart that was sent along with my unit stated that at 10 in-lb. it registered 10.85. 30 in-lb. setting calibrated at 29.90 and 60 in-lb. it registered 60.40 Hope that is of help to you.
1000746
I have a 3lb hula hoop. I am 5.4" and have been doing this awhile. I think 2.5 would be a good place for you to start !
1004567
The site page says 58 to 60 inches, but if you look at some of the comments, one person mentions that 60 is a bit too heavy. I would not go over 50. I have a 32 inch set and it's perfect.
1994371
Hi Matt, I really can't answer your question as we haven't had any real heavy-weights using our table yet. We have had four adults at a time each weighing around 145-165 pounds, and didn't have a problem there. -- Susan
289190
Hmm. Good question. I weigh 178 so no problems and my friend who is 200 uses it all the time. My very rough guess is that if you weighed north of 230 I'd try one first.
2199978
For women 20lbs for men between 20 and 30. However I do 15 starting out. Everyone is different and you can find more info online.
1350672
20-inch is listed as 31.8 pounds on the internet. No problem pushing, and I see no great reason to lift it; a 3-point turn changes direction, and it can be wheeled backwards without engaging the cutting wheel.