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Viper · M
I think you're misunderstanding the point of the weight limit.
It's not a weight break limit, it's a weight design lawsuit limit... meaning if someone who weights over that limit gets injured using the product, they can attempt to easily get out of the lawsuit.
The products are usually design to have a break limit (which you're thinking of) much higher than the listed weight, with is more of a lawsuit limit. So 50 lbs over the limit is no big deal (unless someone gets hurts), but start going over 150 lb over it can be.
It's not a weight break limit, it's a weight design lawsuit limit... meaning if someone who weights over that limit gets injured using the product, they can attempt to easily get out of the lawsuit.
The products are usually design to have a break limit (which you're thinking of) much higher than the listed weight, with is more of a lawsuit limit. So 50 lbs over the limit is no big deal (unless someone gets hurts), but start going over 150 lb over it can be.
Neurotoxin · 31-35, M
@Viper ahhhhhh that makes a lot more sense