Does it work well when it is on the grass/lawn,or do you think it should be on a flat surface/ground? Thanks.
86419
Haven't received it yet...but according to the pictures is works on grass (I'm hoping so anyway).
86420
It comes with hooks for the grass. I prefer to use it there as it slides out of place on the court. But of course I am working with developing players.
86421
I have been using in grass and worked perfect! Also I have been using them in the gym as well with great results! I love them!
86422
My son uses it on the gym floor and on the football field. Works equally well on both. The ladder comes with little stakes intended to anchor the ladder to the grass, but he doesn't even use the anchors. If a user hits the ladder often, he/she would want to anchor the ladder in the grass with the stakes to keep it from moving. Good speed ladder.
1095898
It does okay on grass less than 2" tall, as long as the ground is flat. It does much better on pavement.
7617
Our yard is fairly flat so cannot answer with certainty. I'd assume the placement of the unit would be the thing, even if you had to place it on the ground. It would also depend on the amount of incline.
2058262
The wheels are better suited to flat surfaces. Rolls well on carpet and tile, would likely be good on the sidewalk. The grass may take some effort to push it
1384688
We haven't but I think it would be perfectly fine on clean smooth pavement. Not good for grass or rough surfaces though.
1069789
We use it outside mostly. Doesn't,do well on carpet floor....ok on tile and hardwood floors. Hope this helps
2005763
I think you can use it outdoors. I wouldn't leave it or store it outdoors but it could be used that way. It probably wouldn't be great on grass but uneven ground you may notice it's uneven but the padding will help.
2093890
I bought mine for my son a few months ago and his doesn't seem to go great on the grass. When it's just mowed it seams to work O.K. so now he will also push it on the driveway,in the garage and when we go for walk on the street.
2233187
This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management
1518875
We didn't try it off the pavement. I don't think that it will do well on grass because the wheels are a hard slick plastic, NOT Rubber.
434770
If the yard is a generally flat surfaced then it will do a fine job but if the yard is problemed with heaving ground then it will pretty much stay bumpy and will be needing a grading leveling approach. Hope this is of some help.
2019791
I use it on a combination of pavement and dirt/pine needles/grass. You need more muscle in the dirt but the tires are plenty big enough and easy to manuver. I would expect it to work in grass just fine. Be prepared to use more strength though. My boat is 3500 lbs as a reference. 20 ft open bow fiberglass.
145779
So far I've only used mine outside. You might get some grass stuck in there but it's not a big deal.
710552
The kids set up ours in our garage and ride it down the driveway on an angle and end on the front lawn grass. We have rarely used it on flat land because they wanted it to go further, but it is definitely fun for all ages and VERY safe. I would say the more space you have the better, but I'm sure if it was on flat land it would be fine no matter what space you have-kids find a way to make it work. Ours still seems to be in perfect condition with all the neighborhood kids on it-even the bigger ones! Also, you can take apart the coaster in the winter if you need to and reassemble in the spring.
1176636
I wouldn't recommend setting it on the grass. The uneven nature of the ground will make it a challenge to build the floor / walls. I had a landscaper grade an area and fill with gravel and then place a rubber tile surface for the shed. All in all it was less than $1000 to get the ground ready for the shed.
2263616
no i used it on concrete surface. i assume it will work just as well on grass.
1677785
It has teeth, so I assume it is for grass; however, it works great on any surface.