Has anyone used outdoors, I would like to ride on the grass at soccer fields, also how many peices does it break down into, and how heavy is heaviest
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It breaks down into three pieces, the heaviest weighing about 31 pounds. Good Luck!
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Don't do well in wet grass or dirt. Seat, battery, and the arms come off. When all that is move about 30lb. 50lb with everything on it. Can fix in a large trunk. Don't let anything happen to the battery cables they are very costly.
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It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose heaviest piece is about 30 pounds, feel free to contact us again. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose... » Read More It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose heaviest piece is about 30 pounds, feel free to contact us again. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions « Show Less
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do not buy this scooter it is a tin piece of trash. mine arrioved late and damaged and neoitere amazon or the seller unbeatable sales or the manufacturer would refund. i have fought this for 9 months from all three sellers. i am stuck paying on this piece of dangerous junk. please do not buy this.
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It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose heaviest piece is about 30 pounds, feel free to contact us again. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions
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To be fair, I haven't used it on grass, but in general, this thing is a very poor cane. It's an okay seat. It's also heavy.
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It's very strong/hardy. Frame is hard plastic and grass is rugged turf. Good luck
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I got this for my 3 youngest grandchildren, oldest 6 and youngest l-l/2 middle child is 3, weight is not a problem, the oldest only weighs 47 lbs, but I believe that it goes to 80 or 90, my adult niece rides her sons to put it away and she weighs ll0. It does great on hills and grass.
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It really depends on how heavy your kids are and the terrain you are pushing on. A total load under 50lbs on cement or indoors would be great. Also taking the wheels off and cleaning with a silicone spray helps them turn better. If you have heavier or older kids or plan on using this outside or crossing the park, In my experience, this stroller is not ideal. I sold this one and got the Ergo caboose. It meets our needs for out bigger taller boys. The rear air filled tires make a huge difference in mulch and grass and crossing roads and side walks.
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The seat is quite comfortable. The wheels are 10" wheels and work well in the grass and off pavement. The ride is very comfortable.
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It's ok. It moves best on pavement, slower in grass, ok on dirt, spins out a lot on loose stuff. It probably tops out at about 15-17 mph on the pavement. Cannot handle hard jumps.
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this chair will go up and down hills great. It takes more battery power so the battery may not last as long as advertised. I really haven't tried it on grass, but it does just fine on my carpeting. The chair has more than enough power. My husband is the one who uses it and I would recommend it for ease, size and weight. It has 4 speeds, and I recommend paying attention to them.. Makes a big difference
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I use it without the large wheels going to and from doctors etc and have no problem on pavement or sidewalks. Have not tried it in grass or dirt that way though.
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It would probably be okay outside. I wouldnt want it on the lawn though - you should have it on a harder more stable surface. But otherwise - I would think outside would be fine. However for long term durability - I'd recommend this though only for inside ... maybe get a little tikes set for outside?
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Yes- it rolls very easy and would go in the grass just fine. It's noisy but lots of fun for the kids.
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As for this not being a good " 1st time helicopter". I disagree 100%. It's the toughest I have ever seen. If you fly it over grass, you will not break it in a crash.
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My granddaughter has never done so and I think the wheels may be too slick to ride on grass. A lot would depend on the strength of the rider.
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Only very short and fine grass (a putting green for example). It has successfully taken-off on a soccer-field as well. Anything rougher than that, and it will just ditch though.
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My son was 2 when we got it for him and he loved it, almost 4 now and he can still ride it. Had to replace battery this year but it was only 20 dollars. It is great if you have concrete or pavement but not good in grass or dirt.
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From my experience, it's not nearly durable enough. Mine held up to 3 weeks of casual backyard use before one of the fiberglass "tension poles" cracked. I coached a U12 team last spring & I wouldn't give it 10 minutes under those conditions. But...YMMV, etc.
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Well.. It's very hard plastic. I imagine you could use it on a sidewalk but it would just get very scuffed up. I think grass would be fine as well personally