are these good for playing on a tennis court or will I be sliding everywhere?
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.
875989
They do slide on a smooth table...they are not rubbery so they don't have any grip.
659130
No, these are made of hard plastic for sliding across carpet. For wood flooring you should look at sliders made for wood flooring and have a surface that resembles a tennis ball fuzz.
2048514
They are super bouncy, light, and about the size of a small baseball. They should be a good choice for your use case. Thanks!
1272845
No. They are made of a thin dry-fit fabric. My son loves how cool they are, but they do not have any padding for sliding.
1447045
They are good on wood or tile floors where, with little weight they slide easily across the floor, but with some weight applied, they grip well. They work well on carpet or outside, but I think their forte is when used on solid floors.
875988
Yes, they can slide a bit. But wonderful buy for the quality. They stay put on my tile island though.
1294025
I wouldn't say that they "slide" but rather they "roll" and without any problem. I suspect that if you were using a regular chair and no casters involved, that there wouldn't be a problem but I haven't tried this myself.
2256035
Not sure. Mine are on carpet but they are a tight fit and since they are one piece the whole thing would have to move in order to slip
2071896
They have a very smooth texture, do not think it would be any problem with these. I just use them on all my surfaces to keep them cleaner, but hey are very light so will move around if that is an issue?
89292
As long as you never plan on using them for bowling. You would ruin the glide pads on the sole.
256092
I think it would well for basketball. It seems to stay in place well when moving around. It's not very thick (only about a 1/4"), so it provide pretty minimal protection. Which is fine for what I use them for. You would probably want something with a hard shell and maybe more padding for something like rollerblading on cement. I'm not sure how much protection you are looking for, but I think they would probably work well for basketball and even volleyball.
216500
These are great for light workouts such as jogging and walking. Just don't use them for heavy duty exercises such as running or playing tennis.
274331
I don't know. I sent them back because I couldn't get them on the chairs. As I remember they were padded on the bottom to protect hardwood floors, so I bet they wouldn't slide on carpet but I don't know for sure.
2027708
They are not too slick; I have Hard wood floors and they can slide around- they don't have traction or anything like that. They work fine for us though.
1942006
no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.
62818
I would say yes. They stay in place very well when running around in tennis.