Does anyone know how well this would hold up for rolling shots (using in a moving vehicle)?
1933616
It works for me. I'm always taking driving videos. I stick the pole with the GoPro attached and its holds up as long as you keep a tight grip on the handle.
1933617
Don't really understand what your asking. I use this pole snowboarding at high speeds and have put it through some horrific abuse and not a scratch. I'll assume that if you were to hold it out the window of a moving car it would do just fine. If you mean to "roll the car", I'll assume it would be destroyed along with the camera. Hope that helped. Try to be more specific next time.
71803
It rolls out on wheels. It's slightly unstable when in use so it's not a terrible idea to block off a wheel or two in order to keep it in place. Otherwise it's great.
1643832
It would probably hold up pretty well. I use it for ab work too although I haven't used the ab wheel on it. It holds up well unless something pointed, like a bicycle cleat, punctures it :-) Merry Christmas!
400219
I think, (and I don't know since I haven't used it) as long as you are careful about the surface you roll the ball on you should be all right. If you are playing around outside you are going to be picking up lots of random "bad bits" anyway, so careful handling and cleaning should keep it fine for use.
2057381
My wife and I use ours on fairly rough paved trail riding. Lots of cracks and bumps we hit at 20 mph or so. Our phones (in our cases even) don't pop loose. Also, the ball mount swivel thing seems sturdy enough not to change position. Over time it may loosen (that's my worry) but that is only speculation. Haven't had any problems with ours. Make sure your phone is clamped in tight.
1689642
The jarring motions won't be an issue at all. I used this particular model in long range vehicle/reconnaissance patrols over pretty rugged terrain in the past.
1962914
I carry mine in my vehicle and in my UTV and haven't had any trouble with it. Randy
1423706
Haven't used it as yet on the outside but as hard as it has been driven inside it looks like it really can endure the outdoors well. Great speed and rotation. I will suggest to keep it on even surfaces outdoors for a smoother ride. Am looking forward to taking it on the outside when this weather subsides.
1140257
It's reasonably well balanced, and it's easy to roll around on a concrete floor, but it's still heavy so moving it up hill or over rough terrain might be a challenge. I helped someone wheel it up a ramp into a pickup truck once. We're both big guys and it took both of us to push it up the ramp (which was on the steep side). I rolled it through the back yard on my own, but it wasn't the sort of thing that I would want to be doing frequently in the middle of the night in a snow storm.
1533417
I think you wouldn't have a problem transporting this to take shopping, either in the back seat or storage area of your vehicle. There have been comments previously about the purple covers coming off the wheels. That would be my only concern. If you would be rolling this across a blacktop surface (parking lot), it may cause the covers to come off or chew up the wheels. I didn't see a problem with the covers but since it isn't at my house, I may not be aware. Hope this helps.
1234945
Mine stays were I put it. I haven't had any problems with it rolling on me. I absolutely love it.
62492
It rolls up in very small. We were able to travel with it and all of our stuff in my Corolla with no problems at all.
926132
I have used this several times and it has never tipped over. It's a pretty good rolling bag that I plan to use often.
1260200
I've had mine for two years. The roller surface has gotten slightly smoother in the center where the tire rides most often. The bearings have held up fine and the belt doesn't really show any signs of wear at this time. The metal rollers are a bit noisy, but not bad enough to reduce the rating and haven't increased since it was new. Overall it's been pretty good.
327315
I've run them on a brake over for a few years with no zero issues. As long as you have a quality scope you should be in good shape.
1333057
I think the plastics made these days won't wear out in our lifetimes. I'd say it's pretty durable; up at bear camp I kept this on my belt attached by a bicycle inner-tube chunk, it didn't move and held up fine in thick cover. I highly recommend this, may want to put some super glue on the fire rod handle where it attaches to the rod as that was the first thing that failed but was a quick-n-easy fix.
888680
I roll it across my grass backyard all the time. The only issue is the solid wheels, stuff can bounce out of the tray. I'm not sure how it would be on a gravel driveway. The wheels might sink in depending on the weight it is carrying.