is the weight evenly distributed? i do not want shifting of weight when handling
361114
Champion medicine ball is a piece of junk!!It falls apart and is not constructed well at all!Avoid buying I wish I had!
361115
As long as you have a good grasp of it then you wont notice it too much. For me the price and quality of it made it a great purchase. Its been 3 months since I've had mine and I still have no complaints. It will feel unbalanced in weight when just holding it but i guess depending on what workout you do it might bug you. For me it was the bang for buck.
361116
I have not had any problems with this. The weight naturally shifts slightly when slammed, but I have not had problems maintaining an even shape. The ball bounces nicely off of the ground and against hard and soft surfaces.
93152
Yes, but the weighting is key. And the surface needs to be even. It's a precarious structure if set on an imbalanced surface and not heavily weighted.
255013
It can move either way. It's very nice for the money and fairly sturdy, but the first one that came had a dent in it. I sent it back and Amazon sent me another.
1092493
No, but I haven't had a problem with it shifting. If i do, I will use safety pins to secure the corners. I've done that before. I enjoy this set more than any I've ever used.
1063426
As long as the frame is assembled tight, it is no problem to move to stabilize but I would not want to pick it up and carry around for any big distance.
1105256
It is not really made to be transported a lot, however it is not that heavy, and I have no problem fitting it in my jeep. I keep it in the same building, but it does get moved from room to room and has "come loose." It is a easy matter to re-tighten the legs. I usually just change out the poster, leaving the stand where it is. I like the fact that it is double-sided and it has served my purpose well. Janice Vander Molen
222973
As someone else said, It can definitely handle the weight. But being able to evenly distribute the weight is the problem.
1303001
It is not as stable as a commercial unit but moves relatively evenly. I've been using mine for over two years and as I've gotten stronger it has remained the same.
2014129
No, it moves very slightly, although I do have an extra large iron, therefore if it is small it may move more. It is very sturdy and I am very pleased with it.
1690293
I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly, and would avoid breaking the mesh if there was a heavy-stress point. I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly,... » Read More I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly, and would avoid breaking the mesh if there was a heavy-stress point. « Show Less
286422
Slightly uneven ground not a problem at all, the frame is like an Accordian when you stretch it out it has some give to it. My husband and I are big people and we had no problems with it.
1482457
That was a concern of mine as well... It is fairly heavy but I haven't had issues moving it around.
756183
I think maybe that would be okay as long as the weight was distributed evenly.
110916
it will hold about 200 lbs evenly distributed, but a heavy 50lb object or so misplaced in any particular spot with a distributing board or something would likely cause some bending...
253772
There is no reason to lug it around to weigh it. If you want heavy, you got it. If you don't, it aint Ur pan.
2065327
I moved mine around several times without any Issues ... shouldn't be a problem.
965942
Yes. There is a little flex, so it's best to load it with a wide object on the base as opposed to two smaller heavy ones opposite of the midline.