Do you know the turning radius? Will it go around a corner in a hallway in a house? Also, do you have any issues with it tipping over? Thanks
791762
Yes. It will turn sharp. We have turned in a public bus and it will 3 point turn just fine if needed. Yes it will tip over on a hold or uneven surfaces, we sure have. Not great on grass but can manage if watch for holes, or a hill. We love it, and would get another.
791763
I do not know the turning radius but believe it could turn sharp if making a turn going down a hallway, it has never tipped over
1405863
I have it on a carpeted floor in a corner. It is not top heavy. No problems with it wanting to tip over.
784463
The design prevents it from tipping. Mine is full and I've never had an issue. Would be difficult to tip it over, actually.
1402300
Hello! I do think tipping would be possible, but it's a very short window of time before that kiddo will be able to run down the hallway with it! You could always just bring it out occasionally until the wobbles turn to real steps, it's just a matter of time. I bought this for a gift, but our son had one 26 years ago and it was a great addition to the fun and colorful toddler toys.Merry Christmas to you and your family!
2095210
We have ours in a corner currently. Depends on whether you have enough width on the wall to fit the plate of the mount. But it maneuvers nicely once its in place
795304
Just received mine, and it snapped together and turns easily.Make sure yours is fully snapped down - if the end isn't all the way out, it will create friction rather than allow the rotating section to turn.
1204385
I really don't know about know but I do.t think it will turn that much...I have it on the wall and it just tilts up and down a little bit
1357193
Mine turns with the stiffness you want (so it doesn't slip easily) but it's not uncomfortably tight and moves freely when turned. Try working it a bit to see if it just needs the tightness worked out of it. Otherwise you may want to swap it if you think it hurts your ability to freely make adjustments.
693700
If YOU can get through the hall ways in your apartment, this will also be able to. I can't imagine your hallways being any narrower then this scooter. If they were, then the hallway isn't up to code. I wouldn't worry about this scooter being too wide
72066
It is not. I have it in a corner so it's not a problem, but I imagine it would slide around if it were in the middle.
1483560
I think it depends on the distance. The base is pretty substantial, I doubt it would tip unless it was super extended
1734864
The turn radius is "zero" just like they say. You can stop on a dime, do a 90-180-360 without moving off the dime.
2021222
My installers got it down. They had to take it out of the box upstairs and I have an L.. But you really have to measure your landing and angle... I have a large landing which made turning possible.. Its very long and wide .,it may be possible but measure measure measure
1941120
Hey, if I was you I would get that answer from a Chevrolet garage. Clearance is critical for the turning radius.
408565
It depends on how much dexterity you have? As it does not maneuver well. So you have to be able to keep it straight. It will not work well on carpet either.....before I sent mine back- I took it to the mall and tried it and it was laborious for me to keep it straight as it does not have turning capability. Hope that helps. I recommend you would get a "steerable" one. Take care
2241562
Hi, I'll take a look when I get home tonight. I'm pretty sure it's a 360 degree turn. My 7-year-old has a school set up in our basement and plays teacher with it. Loves it!
516411
No. You can go around a corner, but by using a curve rather than a sharp 90 degree turn. That's how I installed it and it's been working fine for the past 6 months.