we do not have sidewalks -- will this work on a road?
1024473
If the roads are paved rather well, it should work. The wheels are bigger than the "normal" razor scooters. We do not have sidewalks, either, and the scooker travels fine on the road.
2101213
I would think so, but I don't ride gravel roads and not sure what loosely paved would be. I ride mainly blacktop and concrete road. I have rode on gravel and it did fine, but that is very little gravel.
845226
Yes, it will. But its low quality and unstable. So i'm not using it when i'm on the road.
1384685
We never used it outside but it would probably be sturdier.... We sold ours bc our daughter kept on falling when she made turns too sharply or went too fast :(
73011
I have no problems on the sidewalks. If you're planning on using this for toddlers you may want to look into one of the other styles. This one has no cup holders, and the bar across the front of the seats is really flimsy.
634920
We haven't had it on a sidewalk, but we do take it outside on the concrete patio and it's fine. :)
2270234
The wheels are solid but they are only about 6 inches in diameter, so you'll have to "roll along" somewhat carefully and avoid potholes. But if you are willing to do this, you should be fine on sidewalks, asphalt and similar surfaces.
710554
It can go a good long way. It depends on the surface you've got it on. We put it on level sidewalk sometimes and it would go all the way to the next house, maybe 40-50 ft or more? More with a hill, less on grass.
965749
Yes. We have no problems walking with this stroller on any of those surfaces. We sometimes have to off road on the paved trails we take her. Even so, it still works great. The only problems we've ever had have been in sand.
1059959
Yes, but be sure it is high enough that it doesn't scrape the road when you have an incline.
1518875
We didn't try it off the pavement. I don't think that it will do well on grass because the wheels are a hard slick plastic, NOT Rubber.
1087879
We ride ours outside up and down the driveway, and occasionally on the road. It can handle minor pebbles, cracks, bumps. I wouldn't go on a particularly rocky road, however, since the wheels aren't that big.
1123065
It works well on sidewalks, a bit of rough going on grass or gravel. Turning radius not the best. Terrific in stores. Gives you freedom to go much farther than with either a walker or crutches.
2231692
It's not very light, nor is i very narrow. I'm not sure how narrow the sidewalks are, but in Italy, I'm sure it would take up, or not fit on many of the back street sidewalks. You may need to go with a tandem stroller, like the city select.
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.
480736
Don't see why not. I haven't use it off road, but it is certainly secure and should work fine.
362533
Yes on flat surfaces. There is no braking system so hills would be a problem. It basically has roller blade wheels so as long as the surface is concrete or asphalt outside would be fine. Large cracks in the concrete and rocks could pose a small problem.