Is the weight limit of 115 lbs per hook? IE- will a pair support a 200lb adult?
392424
I am unsure but can tell you that I am a 300lb adult and swing with my kids all the time.
392425
I would not feel safe with that kind of weight on them . I used them for a swing for my one year old son! I beleive it the size 1/4 in bolt.
392426
honestly do not know we have not hung our swing yet purchased for a childs swing.
392427
I'm not exactly sure of the weight limit per hook however I would assume it would support 200 lbs if it is anchored appropriately.
1556471
I imagine they can support anyone waying 185-200lbs. But, that is my opinion. My advise is to check with the manufacturer regarding maxium weight. Marcie
2085669
5,000 lbs is the maximum weight the hook can sustain. I use them as tie-down hooks and would not recommend using them as a tow hook that would endure a surging pulling force that could exceed 5,000 lbs.
693593
I have seen them handle 225 but you would need to be careful not to sit in the bottom of it at that weight. I sit in the bottom no problem at 180.
1987083
10 pounds should be within the hook's limit. I hung a large Boston fern from one (15-20 lbs) without issue. Just make sure you find a ceiling joist to anchor into!
961746
I believe the description stated 450 lbs. I didn't need it to hold more than 200 pounds since I have a one person hammock. I have been using these straps all summer and they are working very well. Look at the item description again and see if it refers to the weight limit.
1596149
Sorry, I'm not sure how much weight these hooks will hold but I can tell you that I hang a 13" cast iron fry pan on one of the hooks. That's not anywhere near 50-60 lbs. so if you need an answer to your question you'll have to call Amazon's help/contact line and/or contact the manufacturer if possible.
1323299
Although I believe it rated for 200 lbs each, this is not the best way to hang a hammock. U want a heavy duty hook on both sides of the hammock well anchored into a wall or tree.
1372821
Farthest I've gone was 95. The hooks handled the weight fine. It's very awkward using them. If you're maxing at 125, I'd strap in some 80s to get used to the feel of them. The size of a 125 would offer very little room for error when you rack them. Haven't used them lately due to injury, they weren't the cause though. They have some negatives to them, but I still think they are useful. Also, the added grip thickness is something to think about as well. I do think they will handle the weight.
797352
I asked this same question and I got several answers from "I don't Know" to 200lbs to 450lbs. Well I can tell you I would not put more than 250 on them and no more than 2 people. I got rid of them because I was not confortable with the safety.. for decoration or table a great idea.. fundamentally as a bench...not so much
1139556
I'm not sure. I am 180 and have no problems I am sure it could hold 200+ It's sturdy
1596150
I agree with Molly, 10 pounds would be my max for one hook. Consider there are others of thicker gauge that will hold much more.
381135
I'm really not sure but both my husband and I are very close to 200 pounds and use them with ease. They are very sturdy!
1187310
I used them to hang some metal sculpture outside. I used 2 hooks and think it should support at least 7-8 lbs.
2109652
The hooks together probably weight .20 of a lb at best - they are very, very light weight!
592554
I would say no more than 300 lbs. Two average sized adults would weigh more than that and it would accomadate them!!
358032
Honestly, its hard to say. I have a few things hanging that are very heavy and add weight and it has held up for a few months now. So I am assuming there is a limit, but I'm not willing to test it. However, so far so good. I would suggest to be cautious as to what you're putting on it and how much of it. First sign of weakness, just stop.