How does this do outside? Will the wheels handled uneven terrian?
1288528
How uneven? It is stable. Could turn shorter, but that adds to its stability.
1288529
As long as you are on a smooth surface, the scooter works fine. I tried it on a boardwalk last summer and it was not very steady because of the uneven surface of the boards. I have not tried it on uneven ground.
1288530
Wheels are 5-6" and about 3/4" wide. They do really well outside on pavement and gravel. I wouldn't want to try to take it into soupy wet terrain, but they do well just about anywhere we've taken them.
1288531
We didn't use it outside but it's really sturdy so I believe it would do well.
1288532
Works great on concert. Not so good on gravel. Need to go slow on turns for balance.
1288533
Given that the front wheels turn on an integrated pivot system it makes the devise very stable on uneven terrain. I used it for six months and I have a gravel steep driveway and it was very stable. Gratefully I am all healed now so it is just a memory.
1288534
I agree. It's best inside. Outside: Can navigate evenly packed dirt. But only short distances such as connecting walkways. The old friction brake design doesn't agree with dirt or water on the wheels. Keep on even manufactured floors to preserve tires and braking.
1288535
I have used it on grass and dirt but you have to be careful and go slow. I would not try to use it on medium rocks or rough trails. The danger is in tipping over.
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?
1288537
The brakes are parking brakes only. They will not stop the unit on any significant hill like a wheel chair ramp or apron to a street. The steering is also very twitchy on mine. I recommend flat, smooth surfaces only.
1288538
It does really well on smooth surfaces. When in parking lots, etc., you do need to watch for bumps, as it can catch and potentially topple. This almost happened only once, as I watched closely after that when leaving parking lots to go onto sidewalk ramps. I am still very happy with it and feel it is superior to other similar products, having researched several brands before going with this one. I also saw other people in the doctor's office using a knee walker that really looked inferior to mine.
1839912
The Small tires are Tippy on Uneven ground/Trail. You'd be better off find a cart with Large wheels. They are plenty strong enough to handle the weight/load but like I said, Small Wheels are made for concrete etc.,
2131617
I don't think it is made for grassy or uneven areas because of the size of the wheels. Worked great for us on cement surfaces and even a parking garage with inclines and declines. A little trickly going over door jams, but with help manuevered well. Great for traveling.
1842256
The wheels are so huge - it should, but I can't say for sure b.c I use it in my back yard which is grass and sandy soil and over my gravel driveway. You have to put air in the tires. The psi is clearly marked on the tire. If the tires are flat nothing moves, but correctly pumped, some loads I can move with just a finger. Heavier loads I use both hands and pull. I love this cart and would highly recommend it. I think I saw a review where it was used on the beach...
1508401
I use it on pavement and it works fine...I'm not sure about dirt roads though. If I hit even a little bump on uneven pavement it bumps all over the place.
157235
I've filled my cart with groceries and rolled it along 3 or so blocks along brick, sidewalk, and cobblestone. I've only rolled it on 2 wheels rather than 4 (because the groceries were heavy) but it managed just fine through ice, a thin layer of snow and salt. I haven't tried it on rougher terrain i.e. Thick snow, but I think it's great!
419518
Our sidewalks are pretty torn up, and it's held up for me, havent even had to fix any wheels on it. So you shouldnt have any problems at all :)
1461503
It tends to spin out on uneven grounds but we just help it along ! If it's a smooth path it will do fine it does great in the gravel on the grass or on pavement !
1898416
It handles slightly uneven terrain well. My yard has some big holes and a few slopes that it can take care of with little problem. I might have to go over a spot or two a second time hre and there, but over all no problems.
2065600
This handles great on uneven ground! My spouse and I were surprised at how smooth the stroller handled and how easily we were still able to push it.
142888
It's a well made unit but seems more designed for smooth, flat or even sloped surfaces. You may want to look for something with larger diameter wheels and a larger footprint to provide more stability. You might also consider no wheels at all, just a fixed walker when outside. It'll depend a great deal on how rough the terrain is where you plan to travel.
1748048
The wheels are Ok on pavement and smooth surfaces. They do stick bit sometime and I don't think this would be the stroller to take out on trail.
695290
It's virtually a box cart on wheels. It's durable, but not meant for bad surfaces. I use it at the farmer's market and it's got curbs and cracks in the pavement. There are times when the spinning front wheels get caught. I would recommend pulling it; or getting another type of pull-cart that would be more durable for rough terrain. I've seen carts that look like pullie-duffle bags that might be better suited for your need.
1695658
Hi. No, you won't have any problems. The wheels are smooth, front wheels turn a 360. The only caveat is to not load it with more than three bags. One of the wheels got messed up going over a large bump in the sidewalk.
1618599
I have not experienced any problem with the rear wheels. I only use the welder inside my shop on a concrete floor, so I'm not sure who they do on an uneven surface (gravel, dirt).
1151949
I don't think it would be best for rugged terrain. We use it to haul items to shows that we set up and the wheels are not really that big. They are kind of like a shopping cart wheel. Hope this helps :-)
1461617
Yes, my mother uses hers on uneven pavements and sandy trails. Pushing the stroller on these surfaces is a little harder and it's a bumpy ride for the dog. The item is lightweight and works very well on smoother concrete surfaces.