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50 lbs or less if this is black pond ice. White, slushy snow ice is half of that. Usually 3 inches is the minimum safe thickness for a single cross country skier, and 4 inches for an ice fisherman on foot. If the ice is only 1 inch thick- STAY OFF!

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