What is the weight it will hold? i have a husband who is 227lbs and 6'5? the one from Sports Authority the springs are coming off each day.
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I think the JumpSport trampoline can hold up to 250 lbs. To be sure, please call JumpSport at 888 567 5867 and ask them. Good luck!
1730790
I have a JumpSport 350 and it holds up to 250 pounds. It should work fine for someone that weighs 227 pounds. I have looked up the specs on all models and each states 250 pound limit.
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I think the weight is up to 350 lbs. it's listed in the specs of each one. He should be ok with this one.
1730792
The joy of this trampoline is it has adjustments. My brother is 6'3" 215. And the trampoline isn't phased by his weight. I'm not as heavy (of course), so its on the looses setting. I hope this helps
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I purchased this for my brother, he weighs approximately 325. He has had no problems with the chair holding up under his weight. He has been using for about 5 months. Hope this will help
1700471
from our experience... I bought it for my husband who is 6'3" roughly 280lbs. He loves it.
2020869
I weigh 170 ib and it can barely spring back when I tried using it! I'm looking to sell mine after a single use.
1516160
My husband weighs about 255, and its held up his weight no problem. The only reason I would look at something else, is my two bar stools that I purchased only lasted about one year. The legs cracked, they wouldn't spin hardly any more, and the cushion after sitting in it for 30 minutes would eventually start to hurt your butt because it was like it deflated or something. Do not recommend. My husband only sat in the one 99% of the time, and the other hardly ever got used by our son, and they both were either severely defective, or junk.
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I would say it can hold up to 250 lbs. My Husband is 200 lbs and sits on it all the time with no issues.
552148
Can't remember what weight it is suppose to hold. I am about 317 and have no problems. It has more than ample room. Highly recomend.
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Check the specks but I believe itbholds up to 250 lbs. My Husband weighs 225lbs and it held him w/ no problem.
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I am only 5'7, 230lbs and it holds me with no problem, its a solid piece of equipment. I think its a 300lb max and i do not hit the ground with my legs fully straightened out. It would definitely support you with the normal bent knee dips, but i do not think you could do straight legged dips at 6 feet tall with this piece of equipment.
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My husband is well over 200 lbs and he has not had a problem. I don't know if that helps.....
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My husband weights approx 250-270 lbs and he is very comfortable. Comes apart easily for storage, had one for me but he was always in it so we purchased another one. Well made-will hold more weight than him.
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I've had mine for 3 months and three springs have broken. I use it every day for 30 minutes, but am way under the weight limit (I'm 145 lbs).
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thinking of buying for a man 5'10 inches abt 255 pounds..will it hold that wieight
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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!
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I believe the sticker on the chairs says 250lbs. I'm 6'2" at about 290 and I fit just fine with no noticeable instability. I don't think that will have any effect on the longevity of the product.
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When I bought the chair my husband was near 300 lbs. It held him just fine. However, I found the chair foot rest in the wrong place, not easly adjustable. The chair was not easy to colaps for travel. I gave it away.
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I own six of these chairs and while I do not have any info on the specifics on the weight limit, my husband and I are bigger people (above 250) and the chairs feel sturdy and that they could hold even more weight than that. The support structure is weaving like old lawn chairs used to be and not springs. My husband can be a bit childish at times and leans back in the chairs and it has not been damaged at all with his tom-foolery. I hope this helps.