Is there any sort of weight limit to the balance board?

For some reason the fact that Wii Fit would have a weight limit makes me lol.
Not sure why though, but there is something funny there. >_>

As for the question, the limit is 300lbs.

Protip: If you're too fat to use the Wii Balance board, stop playing video games.

"Protip: If you're too fat to use the Wii Balance board, stop playing video games."

"Protip: If you're too fat to use the Wii Balance board, stop playing video games."

Yeah, thats like saying "If you need to smoke your cigarette through a hole in your neck, stop smoking". (Props to those who know where this line is from)

Uhhhh......Bill Hicks?

Correct :D On topic though, the limit is 300 lbs. If you weight more than that, I'd probably hit the gym to loose some weight before starting to play with your balance board.

OMG I friggin Owned it. RIP, Goatboy.

Actually, it can actually read 300 lbs accurately but can withstand 600, I think.

300 lbs is the weight limit. I don't think anyone over that would still be playing their Wii though, considering the controls.

Straight from the Operation Manual:

If there was a weight limit to it, then that would seemingly defeat the purpose of it for Wii Fit...

Yeah, its 300 lbs or around that mark. 

"Yeah, its 300 lbs or around that mark. "

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"Yeah, its 300 lbs or around that mark. "

Or in the modern world - 150kg.  

The Japanese version was rated to 125kg, but they had to INCREASE it to the larger sized 'westerners' (see Americans).  Of course there are large people in all western countries.  It makes sense to havea limit.  People that heavy should be under doctor supervision and home remedies could be dangerous.  Also unlimited weight would make it cost more to manufacture.

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It's not called Burma, they changed after getting sick of Monty Python jokes (about penguins).  Now they call it Myanmar and taunt those so called funny Englishmen.

If you weigh over 150 kg, you need to seek help. Wii Fit won't help at that stage.

It's easy to weigh over 200 lbs with just muscle if you're tall enough.  Add some fat to that and you'll be overweight but not even obese.  300 lbs seems extremely low for fitness equipment, but really the thing isn't very high quality nor an effective workout method so it doesn't matter anyways.

"Straight from the Operation Manual:

"Do not use the board if you weigh more than 330 lbs (150 kg)."

Also...

"Do not use the Wii Balance Board if you are under the influence of alcohol or any other substance which could affect your sense of balance or perception and cause you to slip or fall."

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