In this video, I use my Nike sneakers to trample and crush a used computer power supply and two small speakers.

Watch how the power of my 108kg completely crushes these objects. By the end, they're nothing but smashed, broken, and trampled scraps.

It looks like a much more robust toy, but there are 108 kg sitting on it. I don’t think it was ready for this challenge, considering I weigh 3.6 times its rated capacity!

I’m pretty sure this quadricycle wasn’t happy when it saw me approaching, ready to climb on and start playing with it. Within just a few minutes, it starts groaning and creaking under my weight. And honestly, that only makes me want to play with it even more! Haha, I have no mercy.

It’s incredibly exciting to hear all those groans and creaks, almost like my heavy body is putting its back through a serious workout. I keep riding it around the room, back and forth, while you can hear the toy struggling more and more with every minute.

Did it survive?

Watch the video and find out how it ends! Several minutes of this quadricycle struggling under my full 108 kg — and I’m definitely not going easy on it!

Since I’ve been training in the gym and I also carry a thick layer of body fat, I’m now up to 108 kg. This tricycle is made of aluminum, but it’s designed to support a maximum of only 21 kg — that’s more than 5 times its rated capacity.

But as always, I have no mercy. Right at the beginning of the video, I put my full 108 kg onto the seat. It actually felt stable, so I started rocking back and forth and then used the pedals to ride it around.

After just a few minutes, it started making some creaking noises under my weight. Several times, I could hear groans and rattling sounds coming from the tricycle...

It’s 11 minutes of pure excitement, and I hope you enjoy it!

I didn’t do anything generic or simply jump on the toy trying to break it. I just used my full 108 kg to actually ride and play with this little tricycle. Let’s see how long it can take it!

Watch as my big feet at 107kg slowly trample and crush a pile of French fries until they are completely smashed and turned into a messy potato paste. I keep stepping on them again and again, leaving my soles covered in the crushed potatoes.

At the end of the video, I show you my dirty, potato-covered soles up close. ?

What would you do with those dirty soles?

If you enjoy watching a toy being subjected to almost 5 times its rated weight capacity, this video is for you!

Watch how the tricycle bends and starts giving way when I sit on it. If you like seeing a toy gradually deteriorate under a very heavy load, you'll love this one. I simply sit down and begin moving the tricycle back and forth, just as it is designed to move—but with 107 kg! ?

Eventually, the poor tricycle gives up trying to survive. There are several slow-motion parts, especially when the tricycle practically breaks apart underneath my chubby butt!

After that, I step on the remaining pieces until nothing is left but the remains of the poor tricycle. At the end, I sweep everything up with a broom and dustpan... and it all goes straight into the trash! ?

Rated for only 12kg, this small walker experiences an incredible challenge as it supports my 105kg body.

As I sit down, the walker immediately sinks under my weight. Each time I stand up, it rises back close to its original height, showing remarkable resilience. Throughout the video, the frame repeatedly compresses, flexes, and creaks as it carries more than eight times its rated capacity.

Minute after minute, every movement causes the walker to sink a little more. It continues holding together while gradually showing signs of fatigue, until it finally reaches its limit and gives way beneath my 105kg.

If you enjoy watching small objects demonstrate unexpected endurance under extreme weight, this long and gradual test delivers plenty of bending, creaking, compression, and an unforgettable ending.

A pram designed for just 13kg faces an unbelievable challenge as I sit down with my full 105kg body weight!

At first, the pram handles the load surprisingly well. The frame holds, the seat stretches, and it seems determined to survive. But with every movement, every shift forward and backward, the pram begins to creak, groan, and complain beneath my weight.

As the minutes pass, the strain becomes impossible to hide. Each bounce, each body sway, and each small hop pushes the pram closer to its limits. The frame flexes, the fabric stretches further, and the sounds of stress grow louder and louder.

Watch as this tiny 13kg-rated pram bravely fights against more than seven times its intended load. A massive treat for anyone who enjoys seeing a very heavy person testing the limits of a small pram, with plenty of creaking, groaning, bending, and gradual surrender under extreme pressure.

Will it survive, or will it finally give up?

I weigh 105kg, this toy arrived at my house delivered by a fan. The instruction manual states that this toy was made to support a maximum of 20kg. When I saw it in my recording studio, looking so fragile, I thought, why not test it on my 105kg? I thought it wouldn't last even 2 minutes, but I was surprised by its incredible resistance. It really surprised me. See how it gradually deforms under my buttocks; every time I sit on it, it gets more deformed. The rear axle started to bend, and when it became more functional, I decided to finish destroying it under my soles.

This small inflatable armchair lasted quite a while under my 100kg, as I was constantly challenging it, bouncing and moving around on it.

What happens when a guy weighing over 100kg decides to ride a small walker? Watch the video and find out... Again, I weighed myself at the gym before making this video, and as soon as I finished my workout I made this video. The walker bravely resisted, but with over 100kg on it, it certainly wouldn't stay intact. When it collapsed, I put it in slow motion so you can appreciate it better. After the collapse, I trampled on it, first barefoot and then wearing my sneakers... I hope you enjoy the video.

What happens when a guy weighing over 100kg decides to ride in a stroller designed to support a maximum of 15kg? At the beginning of the video, I put my current weight; I weighed myself at the gym right after my workout when I recorded the video, so my current weight is exactly what's shown at the beginning. This stroller was a real trooper; it really wanted to stay alive, but all its efforts weren't enough. Look what's left after almost half an hour... nothing survives my 100kg.

I bought this beach bag to test how long it could support my 100kg sitting on it... I confess I was very surprised, because I imagined it would crack in a maximum of 5 minutes, I was completely wrong, look how it fought for its life for almost 20 minutes... but nothing survives my 100kg hahaha