can you drive this on the sidewalk? is it too wide or will if fit most sidewalks?
1593327
yes, my granddaughters love it! They mostly drive it in the back yard where there is lawn. Easier on the wheels, but can drive it on sidewalks.
1593328
It will fit most standard sidewalks, but without much room to spare on either side.
1593329
Absolutely can be driven on the sidewalk---it is not that wide, will fit most sidewalks.
122098
I have. It would work best on smooth pavement since the wheels are of a hard plastic variety. Be sure to lock the front wheel in place, and it will be fine as a jogger. I've logged 10+ miles at a time with this jogger with no issues - other folks commented saying the jogger will "topple" - never had this issues - ensure you're holding onto the handle/use a safety strap.
1461617
Yes, my mother uses hers on uneven pavements and sandy trails. Pushing the stroller on these surfaces is a little harder and it's a bumpy ride for the dog. The item is lightweight and works very well on smoother concrete surfaces.
2202731
not super well, the wheels can slip a little bit, however, I simply put some grip tape that you can buy here on Amazon or at a local hardware store and it solved the problem. It works great outdoors on the sidewalks though without the tape
95367
The tires are 2 inches wide. They are a great road tire with excellent thorn protection and low rolling resistance. I have used mine on some dirt trails and they work OK but not as good as off road knobby tires. If the rails to trails surface is not loose, gravely or sandy it should work OK.
1834504
It works great on pavement; please note the front wheel on this model is locked and does not swivel.
2099276
It would depend to some extent on the shape of the curb and how much of a flat platform it presents. I have some contoured concrete edging around a big flower bed and have found that edging from the grass side, rather than riding it on the concrete, works better. Along sidewalks, the edger works fine.
272241
Yes I purchased 3 pair for myself, wife and daughter. Wheels have grooves to handle sidewalk. No issues so far
1288530
Wheels are 5-6" and about 3/4" wide. They do really well outside on pavement and gravel. I wouldn't want to try to take it into soupy wet terrain, but they do well just about anywhere we've taken them.
1902099
My son uses it on sidewalks, so I assume if the road is relatively smooth it'd be fine.
2003923
I guess it depends on the carpet, but I have found it to go pretty much any where. We have decent carpet, linoleum and I have been outside on dirt and concrete sidewalks and have had no trouble. I broke my ankle and this has been a Godsend. It would be a tad easier to use if I bought the one that steers, but I feel that if I had that one I would probably go too fast and get into trouble! I am VERY glad we purchased it.
653931
I haven't taken it to Europe, but trying to fit it into a shuttle bus at a US airport was a nightmare. Way to heavy and bulky. I doubt that it would be good for narrow sidewalks and shops. Is probably take a lighter weight double umbrella stroller instead.
574010
It will work fine but it will be hard (not recommended for your assumed size). It is very sturdy and sure of itself but no wider than a standard walker.
1485014
As long as you're NOT in the sand. On the sidewalks, parking lots and pier, mine works well with a couple of bungee cords. The wheels are way to small for the sand.
641171
I have always had the wheels on the sidewalk. I suppose you could put them on the grassy side but would be not as smooth of a surface.
1834505
I use it on the street and sidewalk as a jogger. The only thing that I would like better is a front wheel that swivels while running. The stationary wheel is nice on the trails though
835805
It depends on the amount of weight added. This is a bit light and I would be very careful to lean too hard. It can stand some weight but be careful. I have had ti tigheten the front wheels a bit, because on city streets there is a tenancy to woble. Othewise it is weilcome change from the standard walker.