How does this push on the grass, gravel, dirt, etc.? I have all-terrain wheels on the single stroller I have now and think they're a necessity....
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This is a good stroller for malls, airports, things of that nature...not grass, dirt, or off road. If you need something more flexible like that I would recommend a BoB or higher end stroller for your purposes.
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I have gone through mulch and it did great... A little bumpy but I feel it may do well with gravel as well! I love this stroller and highly recommend it. My only complaint is that Amazon sent me the wrong color 2 times .
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Yes! It works well on grass too. My grandson loves to push it everywhere! He doesn't ride it yet.
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I don't know if this will be helpful or not. It sounds like the other one has three wheels although I can not be sure. I had a different stroller with three wheels and it wasn't a great stroller so I can not say for sure anything about this 3 wheeler. Mine tipped easily but again it was a different brandI like this stroller and use it in the Arboretum every day. It works fine on the dirt paths.I have had this one since Dec. and have only had good experiences with it.
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No it does not work of gravel or grass. You need to be on a surface where you can rock the "steering wheel" back and forth to keep it moving
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Yes, the large wheels makes it very easy to walk on grass or dirt roads. Large gravel doesn't work.
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It works good on grass, my daughter rides hers on the driveway as well as the lawn with no problems. Sand doesn't go to well with it at all. As long as the gravel is really packed good it shouldn't be a problem.
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I sit on mine (on dirt or bark mulch) all the time and I've never had a problem. It moves around just fine. I don't try to roll all the way across the yard while still on it because I think my weight could cause it to sink it in where the dirt is softer. I love this thing...it's a real back saver, and I like that I can put my tools and extra stuff under the seat, so they're always with me as I move around the yard.
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You know, the wheels are not real heavy duty looking so I do not use it for sand or dirt just leaves and mulch. I do go up a couple of steps with the materials and the wheels seem ok so far. The plastic bucket part seems heavy duty enough and I have mixed potting soil in it and moved it aroundon the back deck to top off the planters but this is a flat surface.
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I have used it on several types of terrain. Pavement, gravel, hard dry sand, dry soft sand and rocks. The only two improvements that could be made to make this the most versatile would be balloon bicycle tires and lockable brakes so you could lock the brakes on a hill. It has every other feature covered. The existing wheels are sturdy and serviceable on all those terrains as long as you go slow. I hope this helps!
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If the path is hard-packed it works great. If the dirt is loose or sandy it is difficult. This stroller sometimes has trouble with the wheels not adjusting as fast as they should when encountering a slight difference in elevation or a rough patch. You must back up to allow the wheels to go where they need to be. Being a larger stroller, it is necessary to use two hands and even then it can wear on your forearms some if the terrain is a little rough or hilly.
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Hi, the wheels are a firm rubber. I have pushed it over grass and gravel and cracked pavement with no problem. The front wheels are fine as long as you put them in correctly. If they don't "click" when you push them in, you have them backwards and they will fall off. I love this for so many reasons. It's great when my little Yorkie gets tired of walking or over heated or it starts to rain. It has space for my phone, water, jacket, wallet. All nice and secure.
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Yes! We live rural and ours has almost 2 years of use on grass, gravel and dirt roads. The larger wheels this one has are what you're looking for if you need it to work on surfaces like grass.
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We have gravel roads and older paved roads and it is just too bumpy. The stroller itself pushes easily over the rough surface cause it is so light weight but at the same time the ride is super bumpy and kind of moves the baby around more than I would like. There are no shock absorbers or anything to make the ride on a rough surface smoother for the baby. When I think of dirt road, I think of something smoother so it would maneuver well and probably be fine but if it has holes or is rocky at all, you might want to consider something with some kind of shock absorber. Needless to say we stick to sidewalks and smooth surfaces. We have gravel roads and older paved roads and it is just too bumpy. The stroller itself pushes easily over the rough surface cause it is so light weight but at the same time the ride is super bumpy and kind of moves the baby around more than I would like. There are no shock absorbers or anything to make the ride on a rough surface smoother for the baby. When I think of dirt road, I think of something smoother so it would maneuver well and probably be fine but if it has holes or is rocky at all, you might want to consider something with some kind of shock absorber. Needless to say we stick... » Read More We have gravel roads and older paved roads and it is just too bumpy. The stroller itself pushes easily over the rough surface cause it is so light weight but at the same time the ride is super bumpy and kind of moves the baby around more than I would like. There are no shock absorbers or anything to make the ride on a rough surface smoother for the baby. When I think of dirt road, I think of something smoother so it would maneuver well and probably be fine but if it has holes or is rocky at all, you might want to consider something with some kind of shock absorber. Needless to say we stick to sidewalks and smooth surfaces. « Show Less
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I haven't used it on gravel (yet), but I wouldn't hesitate to. For what it's worth, I run on grass fields and some sidewalks that are in pretty rough shape, and the suspension handles those conditions pretty well. BOB makes an off-road version of the fixed wheel Ironman (I believe it's called the Sport Utility stroller). As far as I can tell, it's a hybrid of the Ironman and the Revolution: Sturdy, heavy frame and knobby tires of the revolution; larger, permanently fixed front wheel and hand brake of the Ironman.
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I love this product, the tires do stroll on dirt but you have to push a little harder.
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It tends to spin out on uneven grounds but we just help it along ! If it's a smooth path it will do fine it does great in the gravel on the grass or on pavement !