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Indoor Skydiving Weight Limits

Reviewed by the Seeking Adrenaline team · Updated Oct 27, 2026

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Every tunnel posts its own weight limit (and sometimes height or BMI guidance). There is no universal pound chart that Seeking Adrenaline invents. Use that tunnel’s posted number. Instructor technique and fan performance set the working range.

For everything else a first-timer asks, see our indoor skydiving guide.

Why Different Tunnels Have Different Limits

Fan size, chamber, and the instructor’s working range differ. Use that tunnel’s posted number. Do not invent a universal pound chart.

Quick Facts

FAQ

What if I am near the limit? Call or email the tunnel before you book. Do not guess from a blog chart.

Do kids have separate limits? Often yes — age, height, and weight together. See Indoor Skydiving With Kids.

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