Would i be able too push this for a very long walk on unstable road to the store? or is it only good for short walks from the car to the store?
1074899
I just tip my cart back and away I go pushing it on the two back wheels. I have to cross a road that is really rough and down a sidewalk that is terribly cracked but have no trouble IF I tip the cart back.
1074900
It seems to handle the workouts we give it with 2 mile walks up and back to the grocery store, over broken roads and water-filled potholes. I'm quite pleased with it!
1074901
Keep in mind the front wheels don't twist when you turn so it can be hard trying to move the actual cart when you need to turn. If it's just for a short walk it might be manageable. However that's if the front wheels actually stay where their supposed to but I found they both tend to slide to the middle making it even harder to use. If your using it for long distances I would spend my money on a good quality wagon not this one.
1074902
It appears to be heavy duty to push for long walks. My cart had the wrong size rod for the small wheel so I can't use it. Tried sending it back (it's at your own expense) but it cost more than twice what I paid to ship it back. So I guess I'll donate it.
1074903
Absolutely not. The item says, "wheels, that will never rust/soft grip/Highly durable epoxy finish/can carry 150 lbs" but when I loaded it up with only 80 pounds, the tires kept falling off the hubs of the wheels-it happened four times pushing the cart a mile. The wheels are extremely cheap and unable to withstand any significant loads. I tried to make it work by gluing the wheels onto the hubs, but that would not hold up. I have requested to return the item.
1074904
It's very sturdy! You should be able to use it on any ground. It rolled good in my driveway and my driveway is crushed concrete.
2082692
Its built into the roof I would say yes it's easy to push but you would be walking next to the car while pushing car overall is not heavy to puch
1989674
Yes, this is not a toy to push. It's very low to the ground. Not made for anyone to push unless laying on the ground.
125796
Yes...it's very sturdy. Only problem we had with it was that the handle to move it around wasn't long enough. When you use the handle and start walking with it to another location, your feet hit the bottom brace with every step...so its very awkward trying to move it from place to place...you can only take very short steps when walking with it...a longer handle would easily remedy this problem.
1787609
Possibly. Depennds on why you want it. It's pretty big and I wouldn't want to go on long walks with it.
695285
I don't think this cart is sturdy enough for such use. Two miles over bad roads requires something as sturdy as a regular grocery cart like the kind you find in the grocery stores. The closest to such quality I've found is the Costco cart--a seasonal item but much sturdier than this cart. But I'm not sure even that cart is up to 2 miles on bad roads over an extended period. Perhaps your grocer can sell you a cart that's being retired or at least put you in contact with their cart manufacturer for a discount.
2196301
No - way too unstable. It just clicks on with little prongs. I'd probably be able to get some heavy groceries in there - but I wouldn't trust it with a dog...good luck!
297684
Absolutely. You would need someone to push your cart. However, you can sit if tired or need to see something on the bottom shelf. Good for mall walking, park or just down the street. Good for shortness of breath.
913974
It's really for walking only. You can run on it, but it is very loud and shakes a bit.
1667868
I don't think so. The walker is not made to be like a rollater. It is just a big help to pack in the car and zip it out for a quick walk to enter a restaurant with friends. The walker will not do for long term moving. I, hoped it would be more than it is.......but
2234976
I would say it is fairly portable if you are going on long trips by car. If you are planning on hiking or carrying it in a backpack I would advise against it.
1526054
When I take mine to the vet--all about the same weight as yours, the bottom sags on the carriers. So for short trips from the car to the vet office it's not a problem. I wouldn't go for long walks in the countryside with this stroller. Some people were talking about the wheels wearing out pretty quick too. Just use it for vet visits and it'll probably last years.
1707939
I use it to move a week's worth of groceries from my car to the house: I fill it full and over the top and it has served me well. I wouldn't put more than 100 lbs in it for any long distance or push it over gravel surface.
1123065
It works well on sidewalks, a bit of rough going on grass or gravel. Turning radius not the best. Terrific in stores. Gives you freedom to go much farther than with either a walker or crutches.
33173
My mother finds the walker to be very stable. However, she is a slim, short woman, so it might depend on who is using it.
2132095
I would guess no unless the person pushing was very strong. I use it to go the clinic (elevators) or a store if no carts are available. Reasonably light and folds compact but because all wheel are same size difficult to manage stairs or curb.
2270233
Have not taken it outside yet. I use it mainly in the house which has rough terrain just as irregular. However any thing designed like any knee walker tipping is always possible. I would suggest to practice with it to see how it handles for you. Quoted Over all it works well for me.