Are the wheels a nice rubber or cheap plastic? What is the weight limit? Also do you end up kicking it a lot?
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Rubber wheels. Not sure about weight limit, but my son is about 40 lbs, and it works fine, just makes the stroller overall hard to push from additional weight, though board glides nicely. It sits pretty high off the ground, so I don't really kick it much, but I think a larger (longer) foot might.
1290797
The board and wheels are very high quality. It was one of the best investments we made and avoided having to buy double stroller and double jogger. The board latched up and out of the way when you don't have a child standing on it (so you can leave it attached all the time). I can't remember the weight limit listed on the description but remember that we used it past the top number. I have very long legs and remember being mindful of the board but didn't kick it much. If you have a stroller with extendable arms that would be great but probably not necessary.
1290798
The wheels are not a cheap plastic. I use my board everyday for the last right months and its held up great!! My husband is 6'3" and he has to modify his steps a little to not kick the board, he's aware of it so he doesn't kick the board. I'm 5'9" and have no problem. I'm not sure what the weight limit is but there's a website you can check. Also when you are not using the board you can easily tuck it up and out of the way with the strap provided.
1290799
The wheels are very high quality and my older child enjoys riding on this standing or sitting on the strolled basket and placing her feet on the board. I'm not sure of the weight limit. I do kick the board a lot, I have to adjust my stride, but my wife can push the stroller just fine without any restrictions.
1813710
It's a firm rubber material which has quite some weight to it. Still able to be kicked and bounced but may be too much for small to medium dogs.
996145
The wheels are plastic, but they roll smoothly and they handle a reasonable amount of weight.
1306719
I weigh over 300 pounds and I've broken other chairs; this one is working fine. It has shown no weaknesses. The weak point of most chairs, where the wheels attach, is all metal with no apparent weakness. It leans back to a comfortable degree. If you are going to use it on carpet, I would suggest a chair mat to make it roll easily - but that is true for any chair with wheels.
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The actual tire portion that touches the ground is rubber. The wheel it is mounted on is plastic. I weigh just over 200 lbs and have had no problems with anything on the rollator. I have used it both walking with it and seated. It is very well made--- I checked out many online before this purchase, and would buy it again.
426574
It is a very sturdy ball. I don't know the weight limit. My husband it 250 and he uses it with no issues.
2236382
Hello, I just put this together last night for my daughters upcoming birthday. The wheels are large and firm enough to roll on both carpet and tile in my opinion, though I haven't seen it with weight applied as of yet.
379745
The wheels are a fairly strong plastic and the way they are attached gives the wagon good maneuverability. The wagon is sturdy yet light weight and my grandson loves it.
641205
The wheels are not inflatable. They come in tough rubber and is way more durable than if they were inflated. As far as stability it's fine. I used to have the old inflatable one and they got stuck on every sharp turn and didn't hold as much weight. THIS is the best HAND truck on the market. -Kelly Dlux -www.dluxent.com
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The wheels are pretty good. I have it on carpet in our bedroom and it moves very easily. I've been very happy with it. But If I'm going to be moving around the house, I use our rock n play as it's very light.
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Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it.This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
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It depends how hard a kick you throw. If you are a beginner or below the welter weight level and advanced than you may be okay. The nuts and bolts are sturdy that hold the plastic down but the plastic itself may break in time, especially if you are using water. The constant pounding and rocking back and forth of the plastic and water will eventually cause the plastic to break with heavy pressure. I have not broken mine yet but my neighbor has (he weighs about 190 and throws pretty hard kicks). One thing I would recommend as well if you are throwing kicks is to use sand, otherwise water will splash out quite a bit from the hits. It depends how hard a kick you throw. If you are a beginner or below the welter weight level and advanced than you may be okay. The nuts and bolts are sturdy that hold the plastic down but the plastic itself may break in time, especially if you are using water. The constant pounding and rocking back and forth of the plastic and water will eventually cause the plastic to break with heavy pressure. I have not broken mine yet but my neighbor has (he weighs about 190 and throws pretty hard kicks). One thing I would recommend as well if you are throwing kicks is to use sand, otherwise water will... » Read More It depends how hard a kick you throw. If you are a beginner or below the welter weight level and advanced than you may be okay. The nuts and bolts are sturdy that hold the plastic down but the plastic itself may break in time, especially if you are using water. The constant pounding and rocking back and forth of the plastic and water will eventually cause the plastic to break with heavy pressure. I have not broken mine yet but my neighbor has (he weighs about 190 and throws pretty hard kicks). One thing I would recommend as well if you are throwing kicks is to use sand, otherwise water will splash out quite a bit from the hits. « Show Less
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Yes, it's hard rubber but not hard like a big baseball. I kicked it plenty (in shoes) and I thought it was fine.
450760
Wheels are plastic. I have had mine for 17 years. We have laminate floors and its not a problem. It's been left outside in the weather and it's still going strong 17 years later.
859859
The back wheel are rubber so it will not do anything and front wheels are plastic but do not damage the floors. Our floors are wood and this thing is fantastic. Our daughter is six month old and goes everywhere. From all we bought so far that is the best
1046539
Under 10lbs. It's fantastic. I've had it for 6 months and won't be using anything else. The wheels are the heaviest thing on it. Very light and it rocks!!!
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Wheels are plastic probably won,t scratch wooden floors. all pretty lite weight