is this fairly "shock resistant" for bumpy sidewalks? thanks!
1445659
I haven't really had any issues with drinks and bumpy sidewalks. I did make sure to put a stopper in the hot coffee cup just in case. Better safe than sorry.
1445660
It is "shock resistant" in that it holds the cup/beverage very tightly. I never had an item fall out of it.
1704596
Mine has survived a minor bump or two when parking. I only use a "touchless" carwash, so I have no experience with the kind you use. I'd say "Give it a try."
771326
Yes, bcause your screen never touch the ground and if it hits the corners it has shock resisters.
1207443
Yes, it can handle normal shocks and movements. Of course, I would avoid dropping it or tossing it onto a table, etc., though it would probably survive an accident or two.
1846939
if you were to put this on a bicycle, i'm not so sure it would handle a bumpy ride - but I don't think it's intended for that type of vibration.
1881822
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.
523054
The bike is pretty rigid. I usually just go out of the saddle when I ride over known bumps. This lets my legs absorb most of the shock.
764816
It's actually pretty good. I've dropped it once or twice, and it's just fine. I wouldn't suggest dropping it from a 2-story building or anything like that, but it seems to be ok with just normal everyday human clumsiness.
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.
1707812
I have found mine extremely sturdy and have had no issues with shaking while driving. It has stayed very secure on my windshield, I would highly recommend this product.
748833
The only experience with uneven ground included rough sidewalks. I had to pay particular attention to bumps where one wheel stopped. I would think this would be the case for all knee walkers. I normally limited my use to paved surfaces or floors in buildings. Still love the unit though. This is my second one (I sold the first thinking I wouldn't need it again). This one I'm keeping. Hope this helps.
206179
I live in the city and stick to sidewalks, avoiding rough terrain. Pavements present no problem. The walker moves easily over slight irregularities in the pavement. This is the second HUGO I own. I walk about three miles daily. it is helping to maintain my vitality.
1717537
it does ok, we have taken it on cobbled streets. it is slightly bumpy as expected.
1678775
I would not use this in a vehicle on bumpy roads. The grip is strong but the arm will bounce & move around.
1845262
This is the only stroller I've ever had, so it's hard to compare with other 'all terrain' strollers. However we have a very long gravel driveway and it's pretty smooth on it. As for big bumps, it does shake a bit when it comes to bumps, but again who knows how well different strollers can handle bums and pits. My opinion it won't handle jogging on a bumpy road, it has 3 wheels after all, so it does shake.
203638
Gravel? Not at all. Sidewalk bumps? Sure. This is an "urban" stroller. Perfect for pavement, shopping malls, stuff like that. I take my kids to the park and it's fine going from the car through the grass/trail to the play area, but only in short bursts. We purchased a Bob jogging stroller for jogging and any "off-roading" that we do. The bigger, pneumatic tires are what you need for those types of environments.
1756304
I haven't used it in snow yet, but I'm sure it would be good. I've used it on grass, rocky driveways, wood chips at the playground, etc. It's a dream to push and the suspension makes it a comfortable ride for baby. I'm really happy I bought this stroller.