Would this be good for walking the dog at night? Need to navigate uneven sidewalks.
1620886
Yes, I certainly would use it for that. You may give off a certain weird vibe, depending on where you live! I, however, have gotten over that.
1620887
I should think it would be excellent, because you can angle it several ways in addition to simply turning your head!
1620888
it's a good light but you may want something more bright but depending on how much you like to see from a distance.... I love this like for night fishing not too crazy bright to draw all the insects but enough to see around.... Battery life it pretty good too
1671098
Hi Evan. It might be used in car, walking (if mounted somehow) or other mouvement ways, but not as an adress guide or direction information device.
1373535
for walking it would be fine.. i would not recommend leaving the pup outside alone on it for any lengthy times.. It's strong but i doubt it would hold up to persistent dog gnawing..
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.
1574952
Yes it should do a great job of tracking your walks. I have never used it outside of the US so you will need to check if it works in Australia.
823836
Short answer is no... You really have to work to keep the tread going, even at a simple walking pace, so you dog will end up simply standing on it wondering why you tied his/her leash to this weird looking thing. You're better off getting a cheap powered unit for a few hundred more. Hope this helps!
2024251
I believe so. The light is quite bright so it should be adequate for walking. On the widest setting it throws a nice wide spotlight.My issues wth it were durability, but then again I'm a construction worker, it was attached to a hard hat and got knocked around a bit. In light duty use it should be great.
2237088
Depends. Are you planning on jogging and or walking on trails? If so you would want a real jogging stroller that is built for that. On the occasional dirt road it will work. I love my mini but I mostly just use it on sidewalks. If you are looking for a stroller that can be and do everything I'm not sure it exists. But if most of the time you need a stroller that folds nice, offers a smooth ride under normal conditions, and fits in small store aisles then this will work for you.
605917
Yes it will reflect of street signs at night. It's fine for unlit paths but you can't see off to the sides very well as it is more of a spot type of light and don't plan on riding at a high speed because you'll outrun the light. I don't know what your budget is but if you can afford to spend $150 or more Bush & Mueller or cygolite are the best options in my opinion.
2270238
Sidewalks are good, rough surfaces not so much .. You have to focus on the path so you don't hit any rocks or crevices..
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.
360276
It moves better on low cut grass, side walks, drive ways, and playgrounds. I'd be apprehensive using on tall grass (4+ inches high) as it could get in mechanical parts.
1000178
yes it does...not very impressed..probably good for sidewalks,not very good for driveways..lol,you get what you pay for
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
890888
Yes, it runs smooth on he street and in bicycle paths because the payement is smooth. However, the same isn't true for sidewalks. Most sidewalks are rough and uneven.
2137533
Yes. I have used it many times for walks in the neighborhood, especially at times when baby didn't like the bassinet of our regular stroller. I just had to be mindful of certain patches of sidewalk in our neighbor that were extra bumpy (really they are patches that should be repaired). It was perfect when we took it downtown for a jazz festival - it rode just fine and our other stroller would have been too big for maneuvering.
1311259
Absolutely not! It's blinding. You should only use it when there's enough light for you to see where you're walking.