What are you supposed to do if you have to walk in an area where it is partially icy/ snowy sidewalks and partially cleaned/ shoveled sidewalks?
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Using the Yaktrax should be fine. Ive used it last winter on my icy driveway which is inclined.
246615
You can leave it outside, but I do turn mine over to avoid freezing which does not allow it to work during that part of the year.
272240
should work fine on sidewalks or paved areas, somewhere fairly smooth and clean. My grand daughter loves hers. But she primarily uses them indoors.
71923
Agreed. I put this unit to the test last night. Need be patient and not have it bite off more than it can chew. For the hard stuff at the base of driveway, I broke it up with my boots and a shovel, then used this to clear. (NYC area had decent sized snow/rain/sleet event 2/5). UPS delivered to me about 7pm. snow was wet, heavy and dense. would have been much better if I had been able to get out earlier I think.
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I know this is kind of old but you can push it through grass and snow if you really needed to. Just gotta lock the front brakes. I forgot to lock them and pushed through snow, the wheels went sidewards haha. Not a terrain stroller for sure, it can't handle mud and I don't expect to go through any more snow than in a parking lot. That said it can handle a lot more than the simple umbrella that I got as a hand me down. The wheels are kind of a beast for this type of stroller. It works for me and I live in a rural area but I also have jogging strollers. It is much easier for smooth flat surfaces and it's easier on my back. I know this is kind of old but you can push it through grass and snow if you really needed to. Just gotta lock the front brakes. I forgot to lock them and pushed through snow, the wheels went sidewards haha. Not a terrain stroller for sure, it can't handle mud and I don't expect to go through any more snow than in a parking lot. That said it can handle a lot more than the simple umbrella that I got as a hand me down. The wheels are kind of a beast for this type of stroller. It works for me and I live in a rural area but I also have jogging strollers. It is much easier for smooth flat... » Read More I know this is kind of old but you can push it through grass and snow if you really needed to. Just gotta lock the front brakes. I forgot to lock them and pushed through snow, the wheels went sidewards haha. Not a terrain stroller for sure, it can't handle mud and I don't expect to go through any more snow than in a parking lot. That said it can handle a lot more than the simple umbrella that I got as a hand me down. The wheels are kind of a beast for this type of stroller. It works for me and I live in a rural area but I also have jogging strollers. It is much easier for smooth flat surfaces and it's easier on my back. « Show Less
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I think it's a problem in winter, but there is no other option. At least I clean myself.
813198
I mainly use it for sidewalks but occasionly go on a slight dirt path and it does ok. It's definitely more for pathed walks though.
2189034
I filled mine with sand as the winters get very cold here and I didn't want to mess with antifreeze. I leave the sand in.
890821
I have walked several miles wearing grips much of the distance on bare concrete or blacktop. I guess the grips will wear out after a lot of use but I feel very safe walking on ice while wearing them. Actually I have several pair and never leave home without them during the winter.
2219349
I don't know. We are waiting for the snow to melt and ice to thaw do we can go for a paddle
130900
You can, but the tracks won't work where snow and ice are present. It may not be totally weather tight.
419518
Our sidewalks are pretty torn up, and it's held up for me, havent even had to fix any wheels on it. So you shouldnt have any problems at all :)
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FRANK, also make sure you use some/all of the grip sand with the clear, or when wet / snow etc. it will be like GLAIR ICE / very slipply / if that will be an issue for you. PAUL K.
1966698
No problem, you can push the snow if you have the strength. It is for me push and lift. The shovel will last forever.
1240009
I did get a cover but right now it's not in a place i can get the no. off it. Snow and cold. Sorry
1469091
This is not an all terrain stroller. It is better for sidewalks, malls etc. It does great for those but I wouldn't recommend it for snow/ice.
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Semi frozen should work fine. However, My review mentioned that the blade would stop and make a rtcheting sound as if something in side was slipping. But that may be because trying to go too fast.