Are the wheels covered with rubber? Will it be appropriate as a walker on a hardwood floor, or it's too fast?
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The wheels are a hard plastic (not rubber) and I can't tell you much about it's speed on hardwood floors since our house is mostly carpet. My son would push it sometimes on our wood floor entryway, but he can already walk so he wasn't using it for stability. I can't say much about it's use as a walker, but I could see a child who couldn't walk yet still enjoy riding on it. I hope that helps.
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Well the wheels are made of hard plastic, so it is going to make some noise. I have tile floors and it isn't loud in my house so you should be ok if you don't go to fast, the slower you go the quieter it will be.
1531995
No, and I had this same concern as well. The rubber treads on the wheels make it safe to use on hard wood floors.
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It is really smooth. It's awesome on wood floors and with the soft poly urathane tires it doesn't damage the floor. On sidewalks it's good and streets too. If the surface is level there are good times to be had but this is scary going downhill and uphill is impossible.
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The wheels are plastic. Depends how durable your hardwood floors are. I would ask your hardwood company. But be sure to get them in the balance bike phenomena ! Awesome way of learning how to ride a bike...will never need training wheels ! Ever !
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Hi Vera, The Scoot Around has Rubberized wheels which won't mark up your floors ! Regards, aBaby
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Probably a thin carpet, but not very well. The wheels are thin and it works better on a hard surface. I use it to wheel around my crawl space since I have a mud slab (concrete).
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Its movable, as long as your floor is not a soft wood that could scratch. no wheels though.
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Not as well as on hard surface floors. The wheels are relatively small, so don't roll real well if the child is sitting on the toy while on carpet. Our grandson primarily pushes his Wheely Bug, so rolling across carpet/rugs doesn't pose a major problem.
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This was one of my main concerns as well, and I am happy to report that we have not had any damage to the finish, or wood itself. The wheels are made of smooth plastic (front) and rubber (back), and have not scratched our floors... Our floors are made of hard wood; hand scraped dark oak.
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Rubber wheels. It handles like a regular baby stroller. It's not heavy duty like a jogging stroller, so it's not meant for rougher use. But for walking on roads and sidewalks, it's fine.
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Yes, it has wheels. Doesn't roll amazingly well on carpet, but it does roll :).
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I purchased it for my granddaughter, not sure about the wheels I think they are rubber... but it is well made, a great purchase!
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We have only had the walker for about a week. Our son is able to reach the floor when he stands in it. He is able to push himself backwards but has not yet mastered moving forward in it. We have hardwood floors so there is little resistance and he is able to easily make the wheels move.
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Has not damaged mine. The wheels are a soft rubber and I would find it hard to image that they would scratch or mar a wood floor.
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You could use it without wheels but it might scratch your floor. Maybe buy rubber feet from Home D.
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The wheels are better suited to flat surfaces. Rolls well on carpet and tile, would likely be good on the sidewalk. The grass may take some effort to push it