Is this good over rough ground - more trail walking than street/flat grass - need something that'll handle fairly rough terrain! Thanks!
1072062
It would probably tip on uneven terrain. It is built solid and sturdy and would ok on trails.
1072063
To your question, because of how this has been made it works well in rocky terrain and even in sand, as we took our dogs with us to Tybee island Georgia and were able to negotiate the sand with no problems. We like it because of the large tires and it very well made. Hope this helps you. FYI, we have two dogs and both ride in the bike trailer. Makes it nice because we know they are safe until we let them out. They like it, we yell road-trip and both sit at its door waiting to be put inside, The dogs like it because they have a great view all around and feel part of the action where ever my wife and I take them. To your question, because of how this has been made it works well in rocky terrain and even in sand, as we took our dogs with us to Tybee island Georgia and were able to negotiate the sand with no problems. We like it because of the large tires and it very well made. Hope this helps you. FYI, we have two dogs and both ride in the bike trailer. Makes it nice because we know they are safe until we let them out. They like it, we yell road-trip and both sit at its door waiting to be put inside, The dogs like it because they have a great view all around and feel part of the action where ever my... » Read More To your question, because of how this has been made it works well in rocky terrain and even in sand, as we took our dogs with us to Tybee island Georgia and were able to negotiate the sand with no problems. We like it because of the large tires and it very well made. Hope this helps you. FYI, we have two dogs and both ride in the bike trailer. Makes it nice because we know they are safe until we let them out. They like it, we yell road-trip and both sit at its door waiting to be put inside, The dogs like it because they have a great view all around and feel part of the action where ever my wife and I take them. « Show Less
1072064
I used this as a buggy for my terminal Golden Retriever. It got him back to the places he loved when he couldn't walk far any longer. It will handle most terrain you can use for a bike, but I had all I could handle pushing a 65lb. dog uphill. I would buy it all over again to see the joy in brought my pup in the end!
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If you intend to push it it does well on crushed gravel, packed dirt, even rock and mowed trails. With a 75 lb partially paralyzed dog in it uneven rocky trails, sand, mud and high grass meant I was pretty much guaranteed to get stuck at some point and have to unload the dog and help him walk until we got to better trail conditions.
1171837
Yes, it is fairly stable, at walking pace. It can get a bit squirrelly if you go too fast and you must watch for rocks, twigs etc. if outside. This is because the tires are a very hard rubber and will cause a sudden stop if path is obstructed. Very satisfied with my Knee Walker overall.
253182
I do drive mine outdoors, but it is not very rugged. It is good on paved surfaces but not on gravel or bumpy yards. I have ridden mine in the rain but I wouldn't let it get too wet or it might damage it. I don't think it would be good in snow or on icy surfaces. Better for malls or paved surfaces.
471671
Sounds just like my lawn. I have been scooting along clearing debris from my periennials all day today. I'm 4'l0" and I weigh 200 lbs. It even rolls over roots and in and out of mole/chipmunk holes.
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.
471673
I have rolled it along on grass that is between smooth and rough and it has done well. Look out on side walks etc. you get up and it takes off if your on a slant. I can scoot it along on most of my surfaces. I love my wagon it is the second one I have bought. I gave my other one to my neighbor and it is still going strong.
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We used ours mainly on hard ground or pavement. Never had it in soft ground. I would think that it would bog down in mud or soft grass. Mountain trails and paths would probably be fine. We've really enjoyed ours. Have a Yorkie and a Maltese and there is plenty of room for both at once. Well made product. I don't think you would be disappointed. We do recommend it.
2028599
I did use this for longer walks, but I wouldn't recommend anything "off road". The tires are not designed for navigating dirt roads/trails or anything like that. But for sidewalk and indoor type walking (like in shopping malls), it works great. I used this stroller pretty much exclusively until my daughter grew out of the infant car seat.
1955556
Yes, it is good for both paved and dirt roads. The tires have a good tread pattern, and the bike has good shocks to help absorb the bumps of a rough road. I do not do any hardcore trail riding, so I cannot testify to any further details of how it performs off-road. I have taken it off pavement though, over some slightly rougher terrain and through thick grass, and it handled it well. It does have a kickstand.
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 :-)
246646
I'm 5'7" and this worked great for me. I was also planning to go for the larger one, but feel now that it would have been too big. This really was a good size. The all terrain wheels allowed me to walk (or rather scoot) outside over rough pavement and even some walking trails, but it easily goes over door jambs and from wood or tile floor to carpet. I used it on the main level of my house and just used crutches upstairs, rather than carrying it up and down - it's a bit heavy for that. It doesn't make the sharpest turns so I would have to "pick up" the front end to move around my kitchen island. I have a small half bath on the main level of my house and I was able to fit it through the door with no problem. I'm 5'7" and this worked great for me. I was also planning to go for the larger one, but feel now that it would have been too big. This really was a good size. The all terrain wheels allowed me to walk (or rather scoot) outside over rough pavement and even some walking trails, but it easily goes over door jambs and from wood or tile floor to carpet. I used it on the main level of my house and just used crutches upstairs, rather than carrying it up and down - it's a bit heavy for that. It doesn't make the sharpest turns so I would have to "pick up" the front end to move around... » Read More I'm 5'7" and this worked great for me. I was also planning to go for the larger one, but feel now that it would have been too big. This really was a good size. The all terrain wheels allowed me to walk (or rather scoot) outside over rough pavement and even some walking trails, but it easily goes over door jambs and from wood or tile floor to carpet. I used it on the main level of my house and just used crutches upstairs, rather than carrying it up and down - it's a bit heavy for that. It doesn't make the sharpest turns so I would have to "pick up" the front end to move around my kitchen island. I have a small half bath on the main level of my house and I was able to fit it through the door with no problem. « Show Less
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I purchased this stroller for a girlfriend of mine. I asked her how it did on grass and gravel and she said it did great. I do know that she uses this stroller daily and takes her daughter for walks on walking trails, etc. I hope this helps you in your decision.
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.
2271437
I use mine for 2 acres. It does not do well on very rough terrain. I have a bicycle handle brush cutter with metal blades for the really rough ground. elw
309264
The tires are designed for off-road use. I ride this thing on grass and dirt sometimes. Just don't expect to achieve 30MPH on off-road trails or 20 mile range. Those numbers get dramatically reduced.
585589
I would think it would do ok. We bought it knowing some of our walking paths are not paved. The tires are not "off-road" but for mostly dirt I would think they would hold up for occasional off road trips.
996353
It moves nicely over any terrain . I wouldn't take it over really deep soft sand though. Tires too narrow. A great folding cart though.