can this be on a slight hill or does it have to be on a flat surface?
1852247
A slight hill is okay because the base should be filled with sand or water and ends up being pretty stable when that is done. Enjoy!
1852248
A flat surface would be preferable. You need to fill the base with sand or water for stability.A SLIGHT hill shouldn't make it impossible to play just maybe a little more challenging! It's a fun game. This particular model is shorter than I expected, more suitable to kids height but adults can play too. Enjoy!
1852249
So long as you secure the base (fill it with sand or put bricks in it), an unlevel surface is OK. We have used it both on level and unlevel ground. We have bricks in our base
1095898
It does okay on grass less than 2" tall, as long as the ground is flat. It does much better on pavement.
846370
Unfortunately, no. It is a flat surface, but it is not a smooth surface. There are crevices, etc.
503437
Yes, the motion of the feet on the front bars propels the Ezyroller even uphill. Works well on flat surfaces.
1467418
Not completely flat. It has low ridges, I presume for drainage. They are barely visible in the picture on the site.
1776201
i don't think: it's a stiker, if you want a perfect result you need a flat surface
386344
It would set up on a hard surface it has no spikes to anchor it to the ground just feet. It needs weighting down in any sort of wind - a sandbag or dumbell or something.
362533
Yes on flat surfaces. There is no braking system so hills would be a problem. It basically has roller blade wheels so as long as the surface is concrete or asphalt outside would be fine. Large cracks in the concrete and rocks could pose a small problem.
1232137
It depends on what you consider "hilly". You do have to be careful as it is lighter than a gas mower so the front wheels tend to rise on occasion. For flat surfaces it works better than any gas mower I've owned. If you can afford retain a lawn service do your lawn.
1934339
If you had real level ground you possibly could use it outside, but the way the legs are made you could only use on level ground.
1692568
I never used it on a hill. It is hard enough with 150 lbs on it on level ground
2216059
This would not work well on gravel or large hills. You could not go up the hills on it and it would be dangerous going down a large hill because there is not much of a brake on it.
1072062
It would probably tip on uneven terrain. It is built solid and sturdy and would ok on trails.
2140176
You could set it on the floor in you like. It's a little small for the floor. It's really made to be wall mounted. It does have a flat bottom. I have one sitting on the floor until I get some time to wall mount it with another one.
507634
We have a very slight slope in our yard and haven't had a problem, but the legs aren't adjustable, so it would be dangerous to put it someplace with a noticeable slope.
1225822
My guess would be no. I don't think there would be enough flat surface to keep it upright.
929615
I don't see why not, as long as there is a level spot. The product is easy to assemble and the bottom pieces would be fine on any surface, as long as it is level.