Do the pins stand up well on grass?
924420
Yes, vey fun set. We played human bowling with a big ball a person fits inside.
924421
You know we've only really used them indoors on tile, wood, and carpet. They did fine in all of those situations. I'm sure they'd be great on a sidewalk or level patio or driveway. I think it would work on short level grass, too, but we haven't tried. Hope this helps! Great rainy day save down a hallway!
2268087
The pins are on a separate sheet and you can place anywhere you want or leave them off. I did not use the pins at all - I wrote on the map with paint pens instead.
1009860
I don't know if it will stand up well in grass, as it is plastic. The ball probably can't roll either, but, for being plastic, it is a nice set!
1032598
No but just know when the season over they will be a little dirty if u play on grass
1137848
They do not have a pin in the middle but due to the grips on the oars, they will not come off. 'since there is no pin, you can put as much of the oar in the water as you need and they work fine. I've had no problem at all with mine.
1097213
Yes...Slightly Raised surface enables foot to put good spin on ball or none @ All!!
1814912
They work fine for roll pins. Took some pins out of a quadrajet last weekend, no problems.
1081213
It isn't the most sturdy in the grass, but if you put something with weight on it, that should be good.
305095
I got mine about 2 months ago. They are quite substantial and I expect them to last a few years if not more. I am using them as a garden border and have the back half toward the garden covered with stone. The front half is toward the lawn, so I can mow right up to the stones and don't have to get out the weed whacker each week when I mow this section.
1864682
It will stand up in the "landscape" view. It's not super stable, but it works as long as its a flat, smooth surface.
2066506
They have pins. The one side is moved with a slide. Very easy to move and sturdy.
1587867
I would say to a limited extent. Not tall grass. It is a very sturdy unit with good shells but not REAL good on grass.
309451
They come with nice clips which hold them in place. I don't think any kind of pins would hold them.
402530
They are like any other paver. You will have to dig down the height of the paver to get it to lay level with the grass. If done correctly you shouldn't have any problem mowing the lawn.
1322169
It acts just like an old wooden close pin. I've had mine for quite a while now. I use it just about every day. It's hit the floor a few times and seems quite durable.
2209688
I got them last summer and they are great. They have not move in the wind but I also have them in a back yard that is well protected by land scape. I was impressed with how sturdy they are.
1129457
They are stiff enough to stand up on their own. I keep a set on my desk in a vertical sorter and they stand up straight without bending.