can I use them on a driveway
597369
I dont see why not. They are very easy to set up On level ground. Just keep in mind that they will raise your floor level by about 1/3 of an inch. Im Not sure on the wear they will have holding a car. But i really think its a very good option. In my opinion they will last about 5 to 7 years as a driveway.
2061286
AS I recall, the instructions stated that they're for pavement surfaces. That doesn't make much sense to me, Have yet to use it. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful.
82612
Don't see why not. I got them for my granddaughter to skate in her long blacktopped driveway.
2209860
No. They are designed for foot traffic. They are nice and "cushiony" for that. A car would flatten them
1650981
You could probably make them work on gravel but it would need to be very flat and even. If it is sloped I wouldn't use them.
149941
No I do not use these outside. They have indoor wheels. If you want skates that go out side you will need different wheels
569126
I'm not sure why they wouldn't be? I wouldn't use them on pavement though, as it tends to wear out the wheels and make them rough.
243522
I'm using them on an asphalt parking surface. But, I don't think they would slide even on concrete as I kicked them (pretty hard) underneath the tires. Left the car for 6 months & it hadn't moved.
499817
They have indoor wheels on the skates, which has ridges in them. So therefore should not be used outside. Find a skate that is labeled indoor/outdoor.
938099
I'd say that gravel driveway, as long as the gravel isn't too deep, would probably work ok. The tires are not wide enough or aggressive enough to work well on wet grass or mud. I am using this as the basis for a homemade electric go kart and for that purpose, I've had to strengthen a few areas of it.
1648896
I set mine up on the driveway. You can use Hilti anchors or you can put the legs in 5 gallon bucket, then fill the buckets full of gravel.
773755
Sorry, didn't answer your question of wether or not they can be used outdoors. I would say yes. I don't use them where I live because of the heat here. The wax would melt in the summer.
860132
Difficult to answer without more information. The shovel is only 13 inches wide, so you're not moving a lot of snow with a single sweep. You also need an extension cord that is long enough to reach the end of the driveway. And, possibly you need a lot of energy and time. So, it depends upon the size of the driveway. You could use it on a driveway. However, respectfully consider that you could, theoretically, dig the Grand Canyon with a spoon! ;-) Best of luck, whatever you decide.
637384
Yes and no. I wouldn't recommend them on grass as they would slide on you. If on concrete or other, they should be fine but don't expect to body slam people on these as they aren't super thick. And like the other said, I'd take them in every time. Rain is not your friend.
2182558
I called the makers of McKanica 0351 and asked the question. they said it wouldn't hurt the driveway and should be as effective there as it is elsewhere. (ph. nbr. 630-420-7073). Hope this helps. Jo
1157093
Yes they can only be ridden on roads or bike paths, not sidewalks.The bike is nice, but beware that Customer Service sucks.
1401842
No. Unless they are protected from the rain and from freezing temperatures, then they could be used outside