Hi, do the front wheels lock straight to help with going over a little bit of grass/gravel/park like terrain?
1875205
Yes. I love this stroller. my husband uses the maclaren triumph and this is soooo much better!
1395122
Yes. The clamping mechanism, which mimics the quick release skewers on your front wheel, locks to the frame.
1179191
No it does not turn or lock. The break is on the back wheels and the front wheel is a fixed straight wheel. Which works for me and my son just walking around the neighborhood. I imagine it could be a little difficult in a city setting.
317366
Brakes do not lock. My husband felt the 3 wheels (2 front and 1 back) were better than 2 front 2 back - I don't know any different. The major plus of this model is the 12 inch wheels - they will take you far more places than the 5 inch wheels.
726396
yes, but again, wheels are plastic so pedaling is difficult (forward & reverse) on grass. They slip.
260624
Yes, the wheels roll straight and I can steer left and right one handed with only a little difficulty (which is from weights of kids, not the wheels) and after 8+ months of daily use on all sorts of terrain I'd say the wheels are very substantial. Not the greatest for trails and hiking, but I live in pot-hole city and we make it work.
1600328
Yes..does well on grass and dirt as long as not a lot of gravel. But only if pushing it. If one is riding on it...grass or dirt would put too much pressure on the wheels. It is a great very well made sturdy walker.
1699857
No, it only has the two front wheels, however I don't have an issue with anything with only the two wheels up front. This lawn tractor cuts pretty well. I have no issues as of yet
1600329
Yes, the large wheels makes it very easy to walk on grass or dirt roads. Large gravel doesn't work.
1032158
Great. as long as you lock the front wheel, it seems to be very stable and still easy to push.
1942809
No, there is not a locking mechanism on the wheels, but the weight of the plant seems to keep it in place.
971753
The front wheels do not turn right or left, they just roll forward. But its not hard to steer at all. It is great for walks thru the neighborhood and the yard as well. My 1yr old Grandson loves it.
1699856
I just went out and verified 2 wheels on the front of the deck only. They are symmetrical several inches in from the sides on the front of the deck. I will say the deck is pretty tough is I hit a root with it mowing low and it just stopped the mower without damaging anything.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.
317369
The brake does not lock which I didn't find to be an issue. After reading a few reviews regarding the single or double back wheels, I went with the single because it doesn't get in the way of your pushing foot. Also, these all-terrain wheels roll over carpets and thresholds, no problem, as well as, sidewalks/pavement and asphalt. Turning radius is not great but if you have room in your home, its perfect. Not having to always use crutches was a plus.
1717316
I don't know why they have the front locking wheel, my other one that wasn't a running one did that too. I'm not a runner so I wouldn't know. I've yet to use the front lock. It's more of a pain than anything else for me, mine sticks at times and doesn't smoothly swival.
743972
The wheels are large and can manage grass, but if the lead wheel might dip into an uneven hole it tends to tip forward, ok on paved surfaces... If one needs moderate support for balance maybe get one with four wheels.. The lowest height of adjustment is is handles at 30" from ground, probably fine for your height