Will it wear out quickly on concrete? Will it work on grass? I'm thinking about getting a couple for my kindergarten class. Thoughts? Thank you.
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Works very well on grass, wood flooring, and carpet. We live in the country so not much concrete here. Everyone from kids to teens to adults love this thing. It's amazing!
1056349
I am currently using them in my Kindergarten class. They work pretty well in the grass but are wearing out quickly if used on the concrete. One of the most popular toys used.
1056350
It's holding up strong on tile, carpet & concrete. I think it would be a great addition to your class. I thought the squeaker would be annoying, but it really isn't. ;-)
1056351
My kids have used it since Christmas on grass & sidewalk & hardwood floor. The "squeeker" no longer squeeks as loud as when 1st purchased, but the pogo stick itself is still holding up great. They jump on it probably every other day. Your kindergarten class would love them!! They are VERY kid friendly
1056352
I purchased for grandkids. Seemed sturdy 7 year old uses it but only on carpet. For the price It was a great buy. Burns energy!
1026753
Yes you can go outdoors with it. Might not be the smoothest on grass. But is smooth on concrete
2106815
I use mine on concrete and it does a great job. I feel like it will do you a good job on the deck....R. Hobbs
264495
I use them primarily on grass but I stay away from concrete. They are a thrill and we have tons of laughs. They are very slippery if wet so best to keep dry. Highly recommend u r gonna have lots of fun.
1393100
Answer to your question...not good for grass...glides better on smooth cement driveway or tiled flooring...I too bought it for my daycare boys ( 2 years)..I'd definitely say 12 mos-18 mos...not satisfied �selling at my next garage sale! And I am a fan of Little Tikes..just not this one...
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We have never tried it on grass, but I suspect pavement is better than grass. It works very well on pavement and if there is a slight hill or decline the kids can even stop pedaling and just glide down. Kids enjoy the car. The Only issue is my son says it hurts his lower back when he pedals a lot. The seat back sort of digs in to him- almost like we need to put a cushion there for him. .
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I bought mine for my son a few months ago and his doesn't seem to go great on the grass. When it's just mowed it seams to work O.K. so now he will also push it on the driveway,in the garage and when we go for walk on the street.
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Good question, it takes some effort for my kid to peddle on grass, he usually will peddle a little then drag it to his dirt pile, we have had it maybe two years and he still plays with it, so for us it was a great buy
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I would add that I have had mine only since Sept and it is broken; one wheel will not swivel and makes it hard to turn. It was used only inside. It works poorly on carpet, and I would not try it on grass, sand or gravel. Customer service refuses to assist me with a repair; I am going to talk to them again after the first of the year and if I get no assistance at that time, may report the problem to the safety agency.
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I would agree with Tina L. On the grass the legs tend to settle into the ground, do not slide and I would consider it safe, but unless there is a way to anchor it to the cement, I would not recommend it.
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Works fantastic on flat concrete and driveways. Not so well on pavement, too rocky. Hope this helps.
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It's made of hard plastic so it could be used outside. My personal concern with that would be scratches developing outside, then grass & dirt mashing into those scratches, then using it inside again on the carpet transferring that dirt and grass into carpet fibers. It could definitely be used outside but I would personally limit it to an outside toy after using it that way. It is very sturdy and will hold up great outside just like inside.
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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 it on the grass, but I do stake it down so it will not move. On the cement I believe it would slide a little each time a ball went into it. It does have some weight too it, but if you put some kind of weight (maybe like a bucket with stuff in it) directly on the net on the backside that lays on the ground it would probably be fine. All in all I have had this net for about 2 years now, it was worth the money - I think I paid about $35. It has like a tent pole frame and I have broken a pole on it twice, I just sawed it off and stuffed back in the holder - has worked great both times I have only used it on the grass, but I do stake it down so it will not move. On the cement I believe it would slide a little each time a ball went into it. It does have some weight too it, but if you put some kind of weight (maybe like a bucket with stuff in it) directly on the net on the backside that lays on the ground it would probably be fine. All in all I have had this net for about 2 years now, it was worth the money - I think I paid about $35. It has like a tent pole frame and I have broken a pole on it twice, I just sawed it off and stuffed back in the holder - has worked great... » Read More I have only used it on the grass, but I do stake it down so it will not move. On the cement I believe it would slide a little each time a ball went into it. It does have some weight too it, but if you put some kind of weight (maybe like a bucket with stuff in it) directly on the net on the backside that lays on the ground it would probably be fine. All in all I have had this net for about 2 years now, it was worth the money - I think I paid about $35. It has like a tent pole frame and I have broken a pole on it twice, I just sawed it off and stuffed back in the holder - has worked great both times « Show Less
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It would probably be okay outside. I wouldnt want it on the lawn though - you should have it on a harder more stable surface. But otherwise - I would think outside would be fine. However for long term durability - I'd recommend this though only for inside ... maybe get a little tikes set for outside?
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Answer to your question...not good for grass...glides better on smooth cement driveway or tiled flooring...I too bought it for my daycare boys ( 2 years)..I'd definitely say 12 mos-18 mos...not satisfied &#128078;selling at my next garage sale! And I am a fan of Little Tikes..just not this one...
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We have ours on the grass and it's been great. Very stable and never any swaying, unevenness or warping. Solid product and it's prob been a couple/few years now since we got it. Kids still play on it all the time and the little trampoline now goes to the big trampoline lol