05-29-2011, 08:34 PM
I would say that each company puts their weight limit and posts it as such.
In other words, if someone has a tube rated at 300 and loads it 325 and claims because this other tube is the same size and it is rated at that...the company with 300
is only responsible for that. Of course it would come down to proof as well, but if that weight is over that limit undisputeably, such as personal weight plus gear, the company is no longer liable.
Wear as if the tube is rated for say 300 lbs and you weigh 125 lbs and the boat explodes under normal use, you would have just cause.
Not saying any of this ever happens just saying.
Oh and the Outlaw frameless have those pressure relief valves.
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In other words, if someone has a tube rated at 300 and loads it 325 and claims because this other tube is the same size and it is rated at that...the company with 300
is only responsible for that. Of course it would come down to proof as well, but if that weight is over that limit undisputeably, such as personal weight plus gear, the company is no longer liable.
Wear as if the tube is rated for say 300 lbs and you weigh 125 lbs and the boat explodes under normal use, you would have just cause.
Not saying any of this ever happens just saying.
Oh and the Outlaw frameless have those pressure relief valves.
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