At 126 lbs and about 7% body fat, I'm not too concerned for the weight limit of the Balance Board. And if you're over 300 lbs, then you need to seek outside help before buying one!

It kinda makes sence... But I'm sure some people will try anyways and go to Nintendo and say: "Hey it broke!" Dumbasses.

I'm 6 foot 2 and only 165 lbs. And I STILL have a slight paunch I would like to get rid of. I'm in good shape, but I would hardly call myself buff.

1.8M and 70KG, pretty normal (21.6 BMI)

That thing will hold me easy =P

well, i'm sure the machine can see 300+ pounds. it's just that when you jump on it with 300+ pounds...

actually, i wonder if there's any activities that require jumping, since that can add a lot of stress onto the machine.

That's crazy.....are you sure that isn't a typo??   All of the women would have to be under 5 feet tall and very petite...

This is one concern I had about this project. Japanese people on average are smaller built than most nations. I even think 300 lb may be too light for them but I KNOW it's too light for others in the world who this game would most speak to.

Nintendo always comes from a Japanese perspective first, which is natural (we all come from our hometown perspective first), but they're gonna have to beef up the limit a little more if they REALLY want it to take off. Then again lawsuit problems due to health complications with some heavy people (all fat people aren't unhealthy) with heartattacks and going off balance falling injuring themselves. It's a real balancing act.

John Lucas 

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I'm 1.81m and around 65-70kg so I guess kind of normal then ;) At least I don't have to worry that my balance board will break in half once I do a yoga stand :D

Well 300lb is not fat, also depends your height, your body since we are not all the same, and correct me if am wrong, but muscle weights more then fat..... O_O

That's what Reggie said when they had him on the spot at E3.

John Lucas