Are these good for hiking uphill and down? Do they offer any extra traction for that? Can you use them in mud? Thanks!
78193
I am not sure about the mud. I use these on the sidewalk, bike paths, and single track through the woods. They are great on ice and snow.
281751
I would highly recommend these tires. Haven't tried them in the snow yet. But within the next month I will know. They are great in rain and mud.
1677135
Yes -- Good traction in all around conditions too -- Haven't got stuck yet it's been a year now .I live in N.W.Alaska and they have seenAlot of action . I was pleased with the price& performance of these tires.
1928143
My opinion is the mud slingers are way better in the snow and mud and sand! The only thing that would be better are scoop tires!
780648
Not noisy, but you will feel them. They deliver great traction offroad, but onroad you will feel a bit of drag since they're wide. For primarily onroad use with a bit of offroad, you might like Schwalbe Racing Ralphs a bit better. A touch narrower and smoother onroad but competent offroad as well.
1689888
I have not used muckboots, but I believe they are boots that could be used for outside work conditions such as cleaning out a barn, in muddy situations, or deep snow. I believe they are sturdy. The sluggers are like easy to put on waterproof slippers, ideal for running out to the mailbox or to the garden to get some tomatos when conditions are wet. I like mine for that purpose, but not for hiking or outdoor projects.
236582
I use them for extreme hiking - Cliffs, Ice, Frozen rivers Etc... You should probably look at a pair of good running shoes with spikes if the conditions call for it to be icy. I would not use these in a Marathon.
369438
I would not use them for rugged roads. they are good for the price. but not great. I use them for freeway use mostly.
1748046
We used ours mainly on hard ground or pavement. Never had it in soft ground. I would think that it would bog down in mud or soft grass. Mountain trails and paths would probably be fine. We've really enjoyed ours. Have a Yorkie and a Maltese and there is plenty of room for both at once. Well made product. I don't think you would be disappointed. We do recommend it.
1984003
No, They are just for sledding on a sloped hill... the go fast and maneuver really easy for little kids... my grand daughter who is 3 does fantastic on steering it... comes with a tow rope that attaches to the front ski so it can be pulled by a regular gas driven snowmobile too... They are GReat !
2174112
I have used them now on several types of surfaces from grass to crushed stone and smaller gravel to sand and feel they are a great leveling system. When I use them on a softer surface I make sure to over level to allow for them to settle a bit. One negative is the slippery surface of the wedge part that can allow the two pieces to slip a little but I am going to add some traction tape to them to stop that from happening. So far I am very satisfied and find it a simple and easy way to level my 27 foot travel trailer correct the first try. Hope this helps.
954670
I'd say there a good multi purpose tire. I use them on the street and grass. I havent used them on the dirt yet. They are larger than stock so you may need a gear change. Hope this helps
436558
Nope. Better getting a set of mud and snow tyres if going to be driving on poor roads. The sock is a get you out of trouble device. It works well so long as you dont drive too quickly, dont spin the wheels and are gentle with it.
1487589
They are better than the factory tires but they are still just an "all terrain" tire. They aren't really great in mud. Sand ok. I live in Florida and we have plenty of both.
2258736
They were great for hiking with the dogs but I did not run with them. I do not think they would hold up because when I look at them this summer they were rusted and the chains broken as a result of that. Perhaps if you take good care to dry them after each use...hope this helps
263922
Greetings, I have a pair of 500 Honda Rubicons, I have the ITP mud lights on one and put these on the other. I ride in western Washington Olympic forest. Lots of wet trails including deep swamps. So far, these are outperforming the ITPs. Even in wet swampy grass, these have much better traction than the ITPs. Also I wanted traction to not tear up my soft wet dirt trails too bad. Again, I am very pleased. I think this is a good deal. I work hard and I play hard. No room to waste money. This was a good purchase. Hope this helps. :-)
1288535
I have used it on grass and dirt but you have to be careful and go slow. I would not try to use it on medium rocks or rough trails. The danger is in tipping over.