Does it appear under-powered or stuck on gravel? How about on sands?
225269
My 2 year old rides this his Quad a lot outside in the grass and gravel. Occasionally, he does get stuck, but has figured out how to get himself unstuck. It is not smooth, flat terrain that he rides in.
225270
If you are talking about riding down the beach or gravel more than an inch or so it probably would not work, but a dirt road would not be a problem. Our son also rode it through 3" grass and it slows down but still works.
225271
My son is almost 3 and has had this since his 1st birthday.. My daughter also got hers on her 1st birthday and Is almost 5. They've road them on everything, even thick carpet!! Best quads for little ones in my opinion compared to ones my friends kids have. It doesn't go super fast, but enough to get around and have fun on.
225272
J. honestly, I got this power wheel for my kid at the age of 14 months, he loved it... but once he got to 19-20 months he quit and I think its because of the "speed" limit that the power wheel offers. For safety reasons it is slow but not weak. it' can handle "gravel" or "sand" at a peak level meaning it will be a lot slower than usual. Hope this helps... Cheers.
631788
I have mine sitting on unleveled rocks and it still functions. It is not as smooth as if it were on level ground but it works
1361449
Works very well on gravel, I guess that depends on the user. I own my own landscape company and have several. Very well built and a huge time saver. hope that helped.
1993315
I have a dirt driveway. Not gravel but certainly not paved either. My 1800 Power Curve has not been a problem. I have learned where specific embedded non-removable rocks are and have learned to avoid them easily enough. Hope that helps.
1842257
I am having trouble with wheels turning freely , so we have reversed washer to the inside of the wheel. It still is having trouble turning freely. In General it does well on sand if our wheels will keep turning. JA
1797715
I don't think it's powerful enough to really blow typical road gravel- maybe pea gravel, or smaller
200816
I guess that depends on what you mean by offroad. On compacted dirt I think it would do okay, probably not so good on gravel or sand or loose dirt.
554521
It handles good. It rolls slower the softer the sand is, and much easier on harder sand and gravel. It has good balance. I put two waterproof boat cushions in the bottom and pull my daughter all over in it. She loves it and so do I!
996357
I dont have sand here but it has large wheels but they are not fat. It could be a chore pulling through deep loose sand.
996355
I just love this cart. I am afraid that I can't answer your question because I have not run it over sand. I have gone through both rough and fine gravel without a problem and it can go through mud pretty well too.
1650984
Good question. I've never tried them on gravel or dirt. Success most likely depends upon the type, size, and firmness of the gravel/dirt surface.
636379
I haven't used it on gravel (yet), but I wouldn't hesitate to. For what it's worth, I run on grass fields and some sidewalks that are in pretty rough shape, and the suspension handles those conditions pretty well. BOB makes an off-road version of the fixed wheel Ironman (I believe it's called the Sport Utility stroller). As far as I can tell, it's a hybrid of the Ironman and the Revolution: Sturdy, heavy frame and knobby tires of the revolution; larger, permanently fixed front wheel and hand brake of the Ironman.
622455
It is really smooth on pavement not good on sand as another reviewer stated. Did not do well on gravel. Overall it is a good buy once you figure out how to remove the tray. It's pretty well padded. It folds easily. It's a good price for what it is. Hope this helps!
602274
I've used it on gravel, grass, and sand. Never had an issue maneuvering it. Three years later I still love this stroller.
1117587
It is sort of like a dust buster mounted on a stick. I have not tried it with sand but to be safe you might want something with a more powerful motor.
1285316
I'm using mine in very sandy soil; and it has a tendency to dig in to axle depth, no matter what setting, if I don't take care. That said, on the shallowest setting I can, with caution, hold it to about an inch...
1288536
Does very well on cement, smooth surfaces, etc. Doesn't do real well on rocky or real bumpy ground. Could you be more specific about what type of terrain?