How well do these work on cement? I want exercise sliders for an outdoor cement surface that won't wear out too quickly.
215762
I love them. And you get 4 of them. I work out on carpet and wood floors and it was perfect
215763
Not really sure, I have terrazzzo floors in my home but that is a smooth cement. I am not sure how well they will hold up on a rough outdoor cement. Enough rubbing along a rough cement will wear anything down quicker I am sure.
215764
Unless you concrete is polish stone , don't waste your time or moneyGreat for carpet or hardwood flooring IMO
215765
They actually work great! I purchased mine to move a heavy bookcase on a cement floor and I couldn't even budge it with help before I picked these up. They enabled me to actually move it on my own.
512400
I have never tried it, but I have serious doubt. If they work, it won't take long to destroy them. For cement, you will need something with wheels.
1769211
Yes, it will work fine on cement, just slower than a hammer drill. In stead of blasting a hole in a couple seconds, it may take 20-30 seconds, which is fine for DIY work.
2030566
I would agree with Tina L. On the grass the legs tend to settle into the ground, do not slide and I would consider it safe, but unless there is a way to anchor it to the cement, I would not recommend it.
5208
Works fantastic on flat concrete and driveways. Not so well on pavement, too rocky. Hope this helps.
1343340
They work well on smooth surfaces inside and outside on parking lots. The brake keeps them from rolling down inclines while you are loading and unloading them from your vehicle. I would not recommend them for sand, gravel or dirt.
2017329
I don't think it would work well on concrete. The children come down pretty quickly from the slide and need a surface that isn't so hard.
819660
I don't think that it wouldn't work, I just think that they are better designed for a hard surface. They may ride a little on top of the carpet, but I don't think that they would move a great distance while you workout. These are a great product and worth the risk, you can always return them if you are unhappy.
415505
I just installed the largest glide to fit the chair or table legs - they work well on the tile grout lines as long as your full weight is not on the chair when moving.
2060889
They *could* slide depending on the smoothness of the surface and what you are using them for. We have about 50 pieces interlocked together covering our exercise area. 2 sides are against basement walls which seems to nicely hold them in place.
1581229
I have only tried it on wood floors in the house, and on cement outdoors. They work great on those surfaces. If the tile has a texture, and is not the shiny, slick surface, I would think it would work fine.
1552032
We really like them . They work wonderful till you drop them on concrete then they don't work aswell but they still work you just may have to shack it a little but other then that they are great !!! Will buy more !!!!
825981
Yaktraxs are great they work on ice and snow. I have worn them on the drive way with out slipping at all, i am sure it the same on concrete.OF course they will wear out quicker on concrete. They are easy to put on and take off so it may be better if you take them off.
1204500
I have only used my rubber tips outdoors, but I would think they would work just fine on tile floors.
1040129
Someone had recommended Contact cement, I tried it but it did not work well. I re-cleaned the pads/glasses and used super glue...works great through a couple on months of sweat and 2 Half Marathons...
1288536
Does very well on cement, smooth surfaces, etc. Doesn't do real well on rocky or real bumpy ground. Could you be more specific about what type of terrain?
933890
I can only speak for the white glides. These are very slick and glide smoothly on any interior tile, wood or carpeted flooring. Used them outside and the sidewalk pretty much ground the slickness out of them. They still worked fine indoors but lost some glide. I recommend using these for indoors and removing them, or keeping a spare, for outdoors. They slip easily on and off the rubber tips/feet of the walker, so putting them on and taking them off is easy, yet they stay on very well.