What are you supposed to do if you have to walk in an area where it is partially icy/ snowy sidewalks and partially cleaned/ shoveled sidewalks?
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Using the Yaktrax should be fine. Ive used it last winter on my icy driveway which is inclined.
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Try peeling the edge back with the tips of your fingernails, kind of like peeling an orange, but don't put your nails next the ice.
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I walk 3 miles (round trip) at least 3 times a week on a plowed road in the dark. There are usually bare spots and icy spots during the winter. I get a season's wear out of a pair. The steel points wear a little but they are still very effective on ice.
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It's fine on ice, but is pretty difficult to push through snow. Kind of like trying to maneuver a shopping cart through slush.
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We don't get snow here. Yes you should have all the nails at least flush. Maybe a little deeper than flush because flush does show through after a while.
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I live in the Mississippi Delta , Snow is rare however our winter brought snow and ice with 2in accumulation and i had to knock the snow and ice off ! I do not have heaters in mine.
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Snow is blown forward and direction is not adjustable. Therefore, need to adjust for local winds on where to start snow clearance.
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Hello Jennifer. We actually bought this specifically for NY during the winter in December. Walked through snow, slush and rain. Worked perfectly. Get the wind breaker for the stroller though.
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'Contain' no. The ribbed pattern, Autofloorguard or Park Smart Clean Park will do a better job of that. BUT for me anyway, I never get enough snow to have it run off
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maybe under a covered porch. depending where you live, you may not want to leave it out during winter
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I leave on the rubber tip when walking on hard surfaces like sidewalks, inside on floors, etc.. and I remove the rubber tips when I am walking outside on uneven ground especially .. If you are using the tip, you need to be careful never to get it stuck in a sidewalk crack or hole which could cause a fall or a lunge.. not good if you are disabled or had knee or hip surgery. Also, in walking on uneven ground, be aware that the tip could sink deeper into the ground than expected .. ie debris covered hole, burrowing under the ground , etc .. The tips did fit snug and did serve the purpose I was seeking . to replace those worn out.. I leave on the rubber tip when walking on hard surfaces like sidewalks, inside on floors, etc.. and I remove the rubber tips when I am walking outside on uneven ground especially .. If you are using the tip, you need to be careful never to get it stuck in a sidewalk crack or hole which could cause a fall or a lunge.. not good if you are disabled or had knee or hip surgery. Also, in walking on uneven ground, be aware that the tip could sink deeper into the ground than expected .. ie debris covered hole, burrowing under the ground , etc .. The tips did fit snug and did serve the purpose I was... » Read More I leave on the rubber tip when walking on hard surfaces like sidewalks, inside on floors, etc.. and I remove the rubber tips when I am walking outside on uneven ground especially .. If you are using the tip, you need to be careful never to get it stuck in a sidewalk crack or hole which could cause a fall or a lunge.. not good if you are disabled or had knee or hip surgery. Also, in walking on uneven ground, be aware that the tip could sink deeper into the ground than expected .. ie debris covered hole, burrowing under the ground , etc .. The tips did fit snug and did serve the purpose I was seeking . to replace those worn out.. « Show Less
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should work fine on sidewalks or paved areas, somewhere fairly smooth and clean. My grand daughter loves hers. But she primarily uses them indoors.
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Semi frozen should work fine. However, My review mentioned that the blade would stop and make a rtcheting sound as if something in side was slipping. But that may be because trying to go too fast.
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You can use this in any kind of snow, but the wetter it is the slower you will need to go and it may clog easier.
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The tip isn't really made to dig so moving around snow is what it is mostly intended for in my mind.
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This repellent needs to penetrate the ground so if the ground is frozen, it won't have any effect until the thaw. I'd wait until spring.
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If there is no gutter that would be fine, but if there is a gutter I would put it in the gutter also or your gutter may fill up with ice.