Tandem skydives, where an instructor is attached to the jumper, carry additional weight considerations. The combined weight of the jumper and instructor must be within the tandem system's limits. The instructor's weight will be considered along with the jumper's weight, so the jumper's maximum weight allowance will likely be lower.
**A:** If you are close to the weight limit, it's best to contact the skydiving company directly and discuss your situation. They may have specific guidelines or recommendations for jumpers near the weight limit.
 
 
 
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<h3>Consequences of Not Being Honest</h3>
* **Physical limitations:**  Physical conditions like arthritis or back problems could affect your ability to perform the necessary maneuvers during the jump.
It's critical to be honest about your weight when booking a skydiving experience.  Don't try to fudge the numbers or underestimate your weight, hoping to squeeze in. Safety is paramount, and the skydiving company's responsibility is to ensure a safe jump for everyone involved.
**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.
These are some other factors that can influence weight restrictions: