Do the YakTrax tear up a driveway at all...I know other brands do. Thank you!
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I haven't had that experience with them. I've walked on lots of concrete surfaces with no damage done at all. Hope that helps!
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I don't have an asphalt driveway, but they really are skateboard wheels, so try a skateboard and you will have your answer!
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I actually had a cookout today and kids were all over the place with this scooter. I have a dirt driveway and it is excellent, used to have one with the small hard tires and I considered it useless here. On grass goes ok but nothing is going to roll the same on soft grass compared to hard dirt.
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I bought this but have not tried it out yet. I had another brand and really like the way it didn't kick up the dirt and mulch in my driveway and plant beds.
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Based on my experience with this snow blower, it should not tear or chew up your grass as along as you put a slight amount of downward pressure on the handle so the blades are not being pushed down into the grass.
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Sadly yes studs will tear the Autosock apart. They don't stand up very long to metal or hard dry pavement
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We've used ours on our driveway/sidewalks and not had any trouble. If you have hardwood floors, just be sure to wipe off the wheels bc any grains/dirt that embeds in the rubber wheels tends to scratch the floor.
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For the pair. They are awesome. Our driveway went from a 2 hour job to 30 minutes!
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I have used on gravel driveway. It works great just keep it up so your not picking up stone.But may be small for a driveway..
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This shovel works great for driveways. It is easy to use and a real back saver. I'd recommend checking videos online where you can see it in action.
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Yaktrax are definitely meant for outdoor only use. The coils that provide traction will damage wood, vinyl and tile flooring.
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Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only. Not worth the hassle and effort. Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only.... » Read More Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only. Not worth the hassle and effort. « Show Less
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Studded tires will tear anything up over time. If you pull in and out slowly they do fairly well. If you are turning your tires on it with studded tires, you are going to scuff it up quick. I am in Colorado. Using a cheap piece of carpet runner seams to work very well to protect the mat.
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I live in upstate NY and have used this so far 2 times in snows greater than 6". I have yet to have a problem. Yes it does bog down in the wetter snow types and I am sure it wont throw it as far but it beats it doing it by hand. I can cover an old 100' driveway single wide in less than 20 mins. I can not adjust the depth other then paying attention to the angle I hold the handle. The real thick snow pushed there by plows at the end of my driveway did challenge this thing but slow and steady and you'll slice on through. The up side to this over the gas type is no maintenance, no up keep, not as heavy and a lot less $$$ I live in upstate NY and have used this so far 2 times in snows greater than 6". I have yet to have a problem. Yes it does bog down in the wetter snow types and I am sure it wont throw it as far but it beats it doing it by hand. I can cover an old 100' driveway single wide in less than 20 mins. I can not adjust the depth other then paying attention to the angle I hold the handle. The real thick snow pushed there by plows at the end of my driveway did challenge this thing but slow and steady and you'll slice on through. The up side to this over the gas type is no maintenance, no up... » Read More I live in upstate NY and have used this so far 2 times in snows greater than 6". I have yet to have a problem. Yes it does bog down in the wetter snow types and I am sure it wont throw it as far but it beats it doing it by hand. I can cover an old 100' driveway single wide in less than 20 mins. I can not adjust the depth other then paying attention to the angle I hold the handle. The real thick snow pushed there by plows at the end of my driveway did challenge this thing but slow and steady and you'll slice on through. The up side to this over the gas type is no maintenance, no up keep, not as heavy and a lot less $$$ « Show Less
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The Run Traction Yaktrax have studs imbedded in the under-sole pads....I find the Run Traction to be quite amazing for running on icy trails (in the woods) uphill or down. The walkers are fine for flat surfaces but my trails can be quite treacherous when they ice over and these things are just simply amazing! I only wish I had discovered the Runners years ago.
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No. The YakTrax are ok on dry pavement, you will just shorten their life. I always get an extra pair.
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After first year I was very happy with how the product stood up. After second year and a rough winter, cracks started to appear again. I re sealed driveway with a premium filler sealer. Wil see what happens after this winter. I think it is a good product. Just have to be very careful in its use. Follow all of the directions. Work fast. Best with 2 people working together. Hope this helps you.