How do they perform in the ice?
1956644
I haven't had the opportunity to use them this season but it you go to the manufacture website there are videos available to help you make a decision. They were pretty convincing and after reading they were approved in other states with similar road conditions I bought them. Hope that helps?
1582209
They would probably become cold due to the amount of sweat that would build up. They wick enough for an active job / hiking, but think it may not be adequate for a sport.
542680
if dry they would look amazing, sparkle, if they are wet it makes them look beautiful frozen , i use this on a elsa frozen party and it gave me the effect i wanted perfect ! i sprinkle on when icing was wet , so she really did look like an ice queen !
233159
They melt and get pumped back into ice tray for new ice. I bought this unit September 2013. Worked till December 2013. 4 months and stopped making ice.
2112797
It's fine on ice, but is pretty difficult to push through snow. Kind of like trying to maneuver a shopping cart through slush.
1455040
I'm assuming you mean loose powdery snow over ice - I don't think they'd work well at all. The little plastic "teeth" are designed to dig into packed snow, and I don't think they would work at all on ice. You'd need metal teeth to grip a sheet of ice.
2232267
No problems with moisture as all. I live in Canada though and I had alot of problems with ice so I just take them off for the winter. Waters no problem though, it just blows out as soon as you let them rip
2176251
I depends on how far you are zoomed in are. If you have about half the rink in view if would probably work fine. Also, it depends on how fast they play with the back and forth. The rotating head is made for smooth moving film shots and clicking left and right rapidly to follow fast action just won't be that functional.
1909956
Awesome in the winter. I really can't see a use for them once snow and ice are gone.
1349024
Yes, my daughter uses them at the local skating rink and they perform great she loves them.
263653
My kids 16 and 14, say they'll be fine on paved surface. They have used indoors at rink (skate nights, not hockey), and while not ideal there, they do ok. Outside, no complaints. These are harder than other wheels they've had, but they play pickup hockey mostly on medium asphalt.
492691
As mentioned by the other people, you drop it in from the top. With some practice you can drop it in straight at one of the goals. As a result, next time we'll spring for the table where it comes up through the ice.
972009
They dig right into the ice on the blacktop. I don't put them on until I'm ready to step outside. They could be very damaging to floors
571454
They are very good. They hug the windshild and minimal snow/ice build up. Also, easy to clean/
2123032
It's a struggle but once you get them in place they are good. I bought this two years ago to keep ice in for my elderly father. It has worked great. Not only does it store the ice but we use it as an additional seat. It has been outside in the weather ever since I put it together. I remember using a screw driver to push it out so I could get it to "click".
309115
I bought them for my son, who is in a wheelchair. The NE has had one of the worst cold in years, yet his hands never got cold. He said that they sweat. They're the best gloves he has ever owned. I would say that your hands will stay warm, even in ice.
2132760
Ice freezes an opponents piece (they cant move it) Fire gets extra moves outlined in the rules.