does it handle traffic (people walking on it) well? I want to put it between cobblestones
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It should, that's why I am using it instead of grass. (No mowing yay!) It will be a little delicate when it first starts to grow, but once it gets going it should be fine. Here is a link with more info for uses: http://www.stepables.com/5/Sagina_subulata_Irish_Moss.html
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Yes, however you'll have to wait until it is fully established, which can take quite some time. As you may have seen in my original review, these seeds are tiny and they instruct you not to cover them, so they will blow away if you don't keep them wet, and some will get munched by birds so order extra.Hope this helps!Billy
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About pedestrians and bicycles....I do not think so, I tried using it to walk and nothing happened, maybe I did not walk fast enough, and I did not see anything in the little manual. I have never tried it with my bicycle. A very good question, I wish I had a better answer for you. I did not look into this as I just wanted it for our car. Maybe you can Google the question.
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it does ok, we have taken it on cobbled streets. it is slightly bumpy as expected.
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It is sturdy enough to walk on if the ground around it is stable, such as if you place it within a walkway or bricks, stones or such. I haven't tried it just buried in sand or dirt.
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I've taken it on brick paved areas in NYC - it does pretty well, but it can be a little bit of a bumpy of a ride. My little guy doesn't seem to mind though. The wheels are pretty durable plastic. If you're looking to off-road it, go with a jogging stroller with big bike-tire type wheels. Although for travel purposes, this stroller does fold up easy and is fairly light weight, unlike jogging strollers.
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Well it depends on how smooth it is. If the stones don't stick up too much and the surface isn't too rough it would probably be fine. It does however run best on smooth asphalt or concrete.
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My wife has used hers on gravel and in our yard. It will work in loose gravel but the harder packed it is the better. I guess it just depends on how rough the road is but I'll bet that if any walker will work, this one will.
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I have a13 foot gate that I know weighs 300 lbs or more and put one wheel near the center, to help with the load of putting the wheel near the end. It's been there for over a month now and is holding up well. I have tried two other wheels and the didn't work. The ground is packed gravel but uneven. I plan on putting something in the ground along the wheel path for it to ride more smoothly. It's an easy mount on a chain link fence support rail. Good product for sure, time will tell if I am pushing it past it's limits.
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No. It is not movable. It really does a great job of detecting movement. It's on my covered porch. When a car passes by my house, it goes on. If I pull into the driveway, it goes on. Someone walks up the sidewalk, it goes on.
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Not sure because its not stable enough for me because you have to be careful where you walk with it. Its hard to walk on gravel and uneven surfaces. Not sure if this helps or answers your question.
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It might be okay for a very short distance if moved slowly but I don't think it would stand up well for prolonged use on a gravel surface. On paved surfaces it is great for the price.
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It really depends upon your application. If you want this for running errands, getting from a building to your car and back, or other light outdoor use, it will probably be fine. If by 'out side' you mean traversing rocky or muddy terrain, I'd look elsewhere. The wheels are really made for relatively smooth surfaces, like pavement. Also, beware of large cracks in asphalt or concrete.
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Absolutely can be driven on the sidewalk---it is not that wide, will fit most sidewalks.
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Yes it would work for you. I like it a lot. Would like it too. It made for off road and work great on the street.
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Not easy but it does. It does not ride down the street with you. I The street don't go the right way.
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Push it from behind or the occupant can propel it with the wheels. Good brakes.
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The wheels are plastic like most umbrella strollers, so it's not going to be smooth like a jogging stroller on cobblestone. Much much lighter than any jogging stroller, though.