How do they hold up on the rocks? Or are they just for mallcrawlers
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I haven't had to teeter on rocks just yet but I did run into a big yellow concrete post, the ones that are put in front of buildings so you don't hit the building. They held up really well, no dents or anything just a nice long yellow stripe. I'd assume they'd do really well though on the rocks, not just for mall-crawling, the things are gnarly.
252842
They seem pretty durable, but that's some pretty intense wear. I'm sure they would wear out faster than normal if you were doing that very often. I would worry more about them sliding around when climbing up. They fit well, but with that kind of pull, they might twist on your hand.
2214212
Very well made. Id say they could withstand a small rock, depending on how much force was behind it. I have them on a golf cart which has had some rough terrain go under it.
188641
We've definitely had some here in NY since I bought them and they've been great. They are somewhat protected by secured rocks that make up the waterfall though. They are decently heavy and ole profile as well.
2258739
I haven't tried them for trail running. I fish a lot from shore and tried them on slippery rocks, they worked fine but didn't hold the abuse. the chain broke away from the rubber holes. I don't recommend them if you're going to put them under a lot of stress. they might work just fine to walk from house to car or from parking lot to store.
1731339
I would say no, they are not tough, they tend to keep the shape of any heavy object that's placed on top. Plus they are very slippery once they get dust under them.
541180
They seem pretty durable to me. I'd say they'd hold up. They don't work very well for inside use, just an FYI
197043
In my opinion I think they would hold up in the weather but the matting gets dirty very easily. It shows every foot print or piece of dirt. Hope that helps.
1240705
And they're not horrible. They're perfectly good for some uses that you'd have for cheap powerheads. I run one on a salt mixing tank and another on a live rock curing bin and they do the job just fine. I'd never stick one in my reef though.
358470
My daughters use these skates on the sidewalk, pavement, even on wood and they do not get stuck even at times when there are rocks or pellets they just go over them or the rocks just slide on the side of the skates.
1056809
My grandchildren used the ones I purchased for Christmas outside over the holidays and they held up fine. Because they took them home to Portland, where it's cold, I doubt the children or the scooters have been on concrete much since, so I can't attest to how LONG they can handle cement. They seem very well made though.
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They can definitely be frail, we bent several of them using the rock method when we couldn't find our mallet. I would use a mallet or your shoe to push them in. Better yet, go get the 12 in ABS plastic ones, we purchased those after these and they are beasts. They can be hard to get out of the ground so definitely use a stake puller (can be purchased for only a few dollars online or at a regular store) but that is a good thing, means it wont pull up and have your tent fly away in windy conditions! These have been retired to our backup pile for emergency uses only.
1346033
These are felt bottom boots designed to grip river rocks. They don't work well in mud which I am assuming you will be encountering hunting
1143204
They are quite cool. They do rock and you can lean back in them. Aside from a slightly thin seat cushion, they have gel up well and they are quite sturdy overall.
837600
Yes actually, they are as sturdy as rain boots. That is definitely a plus. I've actually grown to love these more than when I first gave the review, because while they are heavier than crocs, you CAN do more while wearing them, such as digging, than you can in Crocs.
1599122
They are very durable. They are made of metal. So far ive been giving them a full test run, scratching fabric, wood, metal. The paint or coating it has hasn't chipped off so far. Not sure how well the plastic stones will last.
1887136
These bags will do better holding rocks than sand. 50 lbs. no problem. Not sure if they will cut on sharp rocks.