* **Legal implications:** If a safety incident occurs due to inaccurate weight information, legal repercussions could arise, potentially involving the skydiving company, the instructor, and you.
The weight restriction for skydiving varies depending on the skydiving company, the parachute system used, and whether it’s a solo jump or a tandem jump. However, a common range for solo jumps is between 175 and 230 pounds, while tandem jumps generally allow a maximum weight of 220 to 240 pounds for the jumper.

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* **Legal implications:** If a safety incident occurs due to inaccurate weight information, legal repercussions could arise, potentially involving the skydiving company, the instructor, and you.
While weight is a significant consideration, it is not the only factor that determines your eligibility for skydiving. Other factors include:
**Q: What happens if I am overweight for a skydiving jump?**
**A:** While skydiving is generally safe, exceeding the weight limits for a skydiving jump can increase the risk of injury. It is crucial to ensure that your weight is within the safe range for the equipment and the company’s policy.
**A:** Yes, several other factors can affect your eligibility”