is it too slippery to use it on grass?
332512
No, not at all. However, the advantage of using it on sand is that you can put sand in the pockets to hold it down if it's windy. So unless you can fill it with dirt or something else it may blow around in windy conditions.
332513
Yes, we have to use tent stakes to keep it flat. Also, it isn't waterproof, so your butt gets wet if it's rained in the last 24 hours.
332514
You would have to find something to keep the corners down. Either stakes or something kind of heavy to put in the pockets on the four corners.
1794514
I cannot answer that question. I have used it very little, and not on new grass.
492442
It has a semi textured surface so it alone will not be slippery. The biggest cause of slipping will be grip strength or lack of and stability strength/ fatigue.
1571735
Not a good idea. They don't recommend even using it in grass. Still is cool, though.
1210909
It can go on the grass, probably won't be as stable without the floor kit. Also very difficult to put together yourself
154036
Only if it is dry...I wouldn't want it rained on or plowing through wet grass. Hope that helps, R
1719820
Its better on grass cause it could ripped cause the water slide its plastic.
361843
Yes it can be used walking on the grass. The bigger wheels give it better stability.
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.
231878
I would not recommend it,it is great on grass and at the same time it saves my back.Love it
1893860
We have ours on the grass and it's been great. Very stable and never any swaying, unevenness or warping. Solid product and it's prob been a couple/few years now since we got it. Kids still play on it all the time and the little trampoline now goes to the big trampoline lol
2128681
Yes it is slippery. I would say that it has no grip at all. Depending on the weight applied to it, it could slide around easily. Hope this helped. -JD
2028236
No, it slides all over. On grass you can peg it down and it will stay put. Of course it protects your hands and clubs.
1218437
You can slam it into grass and it'll be fine, it just won't bounce back up to you
538198
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
2267755
Haven't used it on grass yet. We have lots of snow. It works well in slush and snow.
1095898
It does okay on grass less than 2" tall, as long as the ground is flat. It does much better on pavement.