Can it be used on concrete? Will it slide and topple?
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Yes this would fall over. The goal is quite tall and we had to secure it when we used it on the soccer field. I wouldn't like to take the risk of using it on concrete.However, I guess you could some how tie the base to a secure point if available. I just wouldn't leave it free standing.
5208
Works fantastic on flat concrete and driveways. Not so well on pavement, too rocky. Hope this helps.
341049
Not really. It would not touch on level concrete, but soft ground, high brush, etc it will touch.
1182589
I think it can be used using a mansonry bit properly! I´ve never used on concrete before. But it does not have the IMPACT function, so if the concrete is very hard, I dont think it could do the job very fast.
86745
Probably, mine moves on my concrete garage floor. There are holes in the feet to "tack" it down with nails or spikes if you want to keep it from sliding.
2159153
Don't know, pretty good rubber but mine are on hardwood. The pockets in concrete might allow then to slide
47295
Yes, it can be used on concrete. I have used this drill on my concrete porch to mount railings and handles with no problem at all. It has also done a fine job on the basement floor and wall masonry.
1405955
My kids have used theirs on aggregate, concrete, etc and we have not had any problems. We've had ours for a few years now. Love these pogo sticks!
135152
I would not try it. I used it mostly for the carpet. I never tried to use it for the concrete.
1371345
Yes, it remains stable, and does not slide. I tested it on a kitchen tile floor.
386903
Yup. It is perfect for it, but be careful, as it will also not stop at concrete either!
432154
If it has a full battery it does ok on grass, but definitely much faster on concrete. It'll get stuck if you try to ride up an incline on grass, but my son still thinks it is fun.
80542
Yes. We use it in and outside - works great on the concrete and deck. Have had it for over a year i think
985284
Probably not. They have a carpet like surface for sliding on wood floors. They probably will not slide on Concrete because the surface is rough compared to a wood floor.
148127
It could be if you have plenty of room. I would never put a teeter totter on cement however, because kids fall (our grand daughter just fell off ours yesterday, thanks to her older sister) but she just rolled off the playground rocks and got up.
804461
I don't believe it is powerful enough for concrete. bits used have a hexagon base. the bigger the bit, the harder and slower this works. this is for smaller or basic jobs.
1603955
I will, but clearly not roll as smoothly as epoxy covered smooth concrete.A way around this is if you have some old cardboard boxes that you can put down. It protects the wheels, and your elbows, etc as you scoot around.