Would they work on concrete, and in the sidewalk or driveway? or just on smooth surface
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It works best on smooth surfaces but it will work on a sidewalk and driveway also. Granddaughter loves it.
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All of those outside surfaces work. My granddaughter played for a long time in our driveway and it worked well.
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They work well on sidewalks, driveways & smooth surfaces. Our kids love this.
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I would think as long as they are on a very flat piece of glass or tile and not on textured surface it might work.
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They do! They do need a smooth surface,like a cement driveway, or basketball court for example.
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Not the best for that. On very smooth pavement may be ok but my mom had a hard time on sidewalks. It's definitely more of an indoor device. Perhaps someone can fit it w better tires? Hope that helps
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The wheels are more than stable enough for hooking up to the back of a bicycle for riding, so I would think that they would be stable enough for running on smooth surfaces.
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Hi Leo,I haven't tried it on concrete, only on bricks and it did great job. If I have to guess - I would say "yes" but first try it on a small patch away from the main focal point. Good luck.
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I think they might work well on cement. Mine are on linoleum at the rear and carpet in the front. The washer has not moved in over a year of use with these feet.
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Not necessarily, but mentioned, it does move better on smooth surfaces. A polished concrete will be ok, a rough asphalt not so much.
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Although we have never tried them outside, I would think they would be fine on a firm, flat surface like a flat driveway or sidewalk. Definitely would NOT work on grassy surface. Just remember to bring them inside when finished. The night moisture and dirt would probably be detrimental to the soft surface. The pins are very sturdy and our balls roll straight.
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Yes they work great on my concrete floor....I didn't use any installation and it's warm to feet no shoes needed.. ..hope that helps.
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I have a Snow Joe SJ620. It can be used on any concrete surface. Consider Winter in Massachusetts where I live. I have been using the Snow Joe for several years on three different surfaces: the concrete city sidewalk, the entrance stone paved walk to my home and my asphalt paved driveway.
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I have a small cement driveway and cement sidewalk. It worked great unless you hit an uneven patch...but thats just my ground issue. Last year we had a horrible winter in the tri state area, and this was a god send especially when we had a large amount fall overnight.
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The ground has to be smooth concrete or tile, I do not think it works directly on dirt ground.
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no i used it on concrete surface. i assume it will work just as well on grass.
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I have only used my rubber tips outdoors, but I would think they would work just fine on tile floors.
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I've only used it on wood floors.. I would think the concrete needs to be very smooth. It should helpo
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You'd need to be on a very smooth surface as the small wheels don't do well on rough surfaces.