Can it drift on asphalt? (tennis court)
60541
I have no idea. I ordered three and none of them worked. Wound up getting remote control cars from Radio Shack.
687551
Its better in pavement and dirt. Grass I don't think it will do too well. Perhaps if grass is really short. Not much grass here in Arizona.
661819
Yes, but not with the drift wheels. Only with the regular wheels, and only if the carpet is not too thick. If the carpet is thicker then it goes very slowly or not at all, depending on the carpet.
1662627
I would say absolutely not; its not tough enough to withstand that abuse on pavement without falling off, plus it wont adhere to plastic as good as it would to a prepped metal and or painted surface. But its cheap enough to give it a shot i guess?
1334781
You can, but it works better over pavement. My nephew is also concerned that using it on gravel scratched the rear tires, but this is what was expected and not a fault of the product in any way. It also works on grass, but its not ideal. To really get the most fun out of it, a parking lot or an empty street are the best possible places to use it.
1827522
Yes, my son rides on both pavement and grass. It does just fine on a regular grass lawn, but probably wouldn't be too good if it's really rocky or rutted.
1957878
Yes . Mine stays in place but I imagine it would depend on the deck surface . Mine is finished concrete.
973337
No this is an Indoor Only Ball. It is not designed and will not hold up on the surface of an outdoor court. I would recommend the Wilson Wave Outdoor balls, they seem to hold up pretty good (or a little longer than the others I've purchased).
420523
Works great on concrete. Haven't used it on asphalt but I would think that as long as the surface is smooth it will work well! Love this product
959044
You can, but the corners are not sloped, so I suspect the ball will get stuck often
1485707
I cannot attest to the durability of the tires on asphalt. My mom uses hers exclusively on concrete & tile. The wheels LOOK substantial. Sorry cannot be more helpful.
198698
I don't think so , the curvature would be too small and then there's the fuzzy texture of the tennis ball
1944566
No. It gets stuck quite often, especially if they yard is uneven. It needs a smooth surface for optimum driving. It'll drive on carpet ok as well.
1116065
To some extent yes. It is reasonably controlable on smooth surfaces but the small wheels are not that well suited to say a paved surface. Again, it requires also that one use one's feet and legs to propell it, unlike a wheel chair with the large wheels which can be operated by hand.
1610882
Think you could do that. I haven't done it, maybe its going to be a little bumpy but should work. Don't know if that gonna affect the glue that sticks the AccuPark to the floor in the long term. I can tell its a great product and has been the solution for accurate parking.
443567
I would mostly use it on flat surfaces. I've tried to take it on rougher terrains and it shakes and rattles and is very bouncy. Doesn't do very well on dirt roads.
11411
You can use the wheels on these skates outdoors on smooth asphalt or concrete however, once they are used outdoors, most skating rinks do not allow them to be used on the wood flooring afterwards.