does this tip over when your walking and you run into a crack in the ground or raised pavement bump in the ground?
873220
No! I have a huge crack where one side of the sidewalk is higher than the other. The cause is from a raised root beneath my patio that I routinely hit with my Volaris, and the VOLARIS HAS NEVER TIPPED OVER. As I'm holding on with both hands, using the hand-brakes when necessary, tipping does not occur. The same holds true on other sidewalks and pavement. I have never had problems with the Volaris tipping over. This rollator was built in Sweden with its old and new walkways, and has been imported into countries in Europe, which have cobblestone streets often without sidewalks. If it tipped over, it would not be sought after in those countries. Obviously people who have never met a rollator that did not tip over, are not well traveled to countries in Europe. There, streets and sidewalks are more permanent as they were built during the Roman Empire centuries ago, than in the USA...the reason for the "cobblestones." This rollator, unlike others, does not collapse because it folds only when the strap is pulled up. Whereas many cheaply built machines, can cause injury to the user. I have had no problem with the Volaris, whatsoever. This is the best designed and best built rollator anywhere. It is definitely worthy of the price and then some. The large wheels help me walk through unmowed grass in the backyard where I routinely take seed out to feed the birds. Even roots in the ground and loose sticks do not upset this baby. I now have severe osteoporosis and am recovering from a pelvic fracture and my third compression fracture of my lumbar spine. Exercise is critical and walking with my Volaris is part of my exercise routine. I strongly recommend this S7 Rollator.
873221
I haven't really met a Walker that doesn't. it's stable, but the center of gravity is high, and the wheelbase kind of long.
2248796
There is a small weighted device inside. It moves easily back and forth when you are walking. This generates a signal that you are taking steps. If that is not it, it may have a loose screw or something and may have to be replaced.
1402301
I bought this for my granddaughter for her first birthday, she was not walking yet and they do not live close but once she did start walking at about 13 months and still, it is one of her favoritie toys but....I am not sure if it ever tipped over when she was first walking. She is kind of tough so I don't think it would have bothered her. sorry if I am not answering your question.
1590290
yes! and then you can make it fixed when ready to jog also! It is an awesome stroller! manuevers so smoothly and over any terrain! Very happy I waited for this model to come out! great buy!
726888
It sits on base and is not securily attached/fixed. A little bump will rock the unit and it will return to original position. Pets or humans can definitely knock over with a good bump.
1469577
yes i ware it all the time. it has corected the problem of over laping a littel, but it will come back. but it makes it not hurt when walking. i have used same one for months now. still good shape, and works same. discolored a littel.
893554
I've dropped mine from hip-height onto concrete quite a few times getting out of my car. It has gotten a little scratched up but still completely functional.
614882
I wish I would have purchased a different walker. It will not allow you to go up or down a curb without high centering itself. The front wheels have a tendency to catch themselves upon the edge of sidewalks, driveways, and other like items and when that happens I fell over the handle bars or tipped over. I had 3 major falls. With the adjustable height it has predrilled holes and if you are in between too darn bad. In the house it was easy to use but that was it. Mine will be sold asap.
2170679
Be careful on terrain that causes the seat to vibrate up off the side rails. Also be careful in self closing doors. If the door inadvertently closes on the walker while you're going through, the walker will collapse.
1777895
No. In fact rolls rather smoothly. But when coming to any kind of incline, good to break a little.
423064
Not sure because its not stable enough for me because you have to be careful where you walk with it. Its hard to walk on gravel and uneven surfaces. Not sure if this helps or answers your question.
706344
I do not believe it does. And to check, I just tipped mine over while running (on a carpeted floor). It did not shut off.
1151217
It is a little bumpy over rocks and grass. Though I am guessing most would be. However we take my son for long long walks in it all the time on sidewalks and paved paths and he loves the stroller. He sleeps for an hour or so often in it while we walk.
1874768
it does and it gets unbalance some how when you move to one side it feels like it tips over
420266
It is sturdy enough to walk on if the ground around it is stable, such as if you place it within a walkway or bricks, stones or such. I haven't tried it just buried in sand or dirt.
374548
No. I flips under. It is not flat on the ground. It sort of has an incline.
1084873
Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty serious suspension system under it:) Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty... » Read More Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty serious suspension system under it:) « Show Less