Will this product hold me for full suspension?

[lunex]

It has a maximum weight recommendation of 300lbs. My current weight is 205, does anyone know if this will work?
My SN is coming soon but incase it does not arrive i will have this as backup

 

[Someone123]

It has a maximum weight recommendation of 300lbs. My current weight is 205, does anyone know if this will work?
My SN is coming soon but incase it does not arrive i will have this as backup

It might work, but I would be worried that it would fall over or break. When your body is twisting around it can generate torque that is several times your own weight. I think it would be likely to fall over and not work- or else break.

 

[jodes2]

It might just about be ok. The weight rating allows for a bit of extra force due to move ents etc, but not much. It's close, but should be ok

 

[lunex]

It might work, but I would be worried that it would fall over or break. When your body is twisting around it can generate torque that is several times your own weight. I think it would be likely to fall over and not work- or else break.

How about with partial hang

 

[Zeus35]

I personally wouldn't try that. I feel you'd fall forward or backwards and seriously injure yourself.

 

[Someone123]

How about with partial hang

Partial hanging fails most of the time, based on many posts here, and I think it is a bad idea to use low percentage methods like cutting, pills, or partial hnaging. Ctb is tough to do, and in the u.s. only 1 in 23 attempts work, so careful planning and research of high percentage methods is the most likely way to work.

 

[NeverEndingPain]

It has a maximum weight recommendation of 300lbs. My current weight is 205, does anyone know if this will work?
My SN is coming soon but incase it does not arrive i will have this as backup

You could put something for weight on the legs if there is a worry about it tipping during convulsions. Try pulling yourself up and swinging or rocking it to see how well it stays in place.