Will these work on steep slopes? If no, do you have suggestions?
372643
I personally am not using the Treegators on steep slopes, but according to the FAQs on their website it says: A Treegator® Original can be used on a hillside or steep grade. However, the bag must be positioned with the zippers on the uphill side of the tree trunk, with the front of the bag facing downhill. This will allow the bag to empty properly.
372644
They should but I would recommend not filling them as full as you would on level ground
372645
I personally am not using the Treegators on steep slopes, but according to the FAQs on their website it says: A Treegator Original can be used on a hillside or steep grade. However, the bag must be positioned with the zippers on the uphill side of the tree trunk, with the front of the bag facing downhill. This will allow the bag to empty properly.
372646
I don't see why the treegator would not work on a slope because the water seeps out so slowly. Also it is possible to join two treegators together by the zipper, giving out a little more water if that is needed.
92277
Indeed they would. I installed these on my mountain bike well over a year ago and bike very often. They do not budge! I have dropped the bike many times and they seem bullet proof. My favorite feature on this bike... A 1600.00 bike.
449155
Sure. They will work in sand, mud, or snow. Anywhere you need to establish some traction and get your wheels moving a bit without spinning.
496570
It depends upon how steep the hills. It will definitely slow when going up even a slight incline. You can buy traction bands for the wheels that will give the wheels more traction. you probably will need them if the kids are riding on rough ground, and it sounds like that is what you have. My grandkids love theirs.
2231305
They are hard plastic and should work. I have used them under a commode and on furniture to level.
934821
I have had them up to 300 yards from the base and they worked fine. We have hilly property, about 80 ft elevation difference at that distance.
476316
You should be just fine, I use them for my del sol which is extremely low. Also these ramp are amazing and do not slide at all.
246682
If they are used vertically, the answer is yes. If they are horizontal I have been reluctant to use them as I am not comfortable they will work well.
869772
Yes they will work on a recurve, I didn't notice any speed change in my long bow, or my recurve and they made it very quite. They are very tuff to.
543150
I have used it on some steep inclines with success, but not on a steep hill, so I can't say for sure. Just bear in mind that this isn't a heavy duty lawn mower. It is primarily an environmentally friendly lawn mower.
99904
I think they would work quite well. I used to have a pair of 10X50 binoculars and it was too hard to keep the field of vision steady. Really needed a tripod to see clearly without shaking.However, I'm not a hunter, per se.
2153638
HI I used them last winter for snow blowing, during our brutal cold winter, and they worked very well. So well, I bought another pair . I think you will be glad to have them on - on the slopes.
1909737
I have not used them for any serious mountain biking, just across fields and gravel roads, but I think they would be OK. Be aware that these are easier to release than standard SPDs, and that does increase the likelihood of an unintentional pedal release.
1175944
I don't think so, they have a curve on the back right? These only work on flat surfaces I believe but I'm not sure, you could try!
1397019
I believe they would. I have 3 staff who use these chaps when working in heavy, brushy terrain. They all have reported that there is a pretty fair amount of adjustment, and the chaps fit well up the legs. Though it may be an issue if the user was quite tall.
791232
They do but have a limited turn radius. I think they would be that way on cameleon as well. Not meant for everyday use but great for rough terrain.
508900
I'm sure they would work, but they may curve. If you put them in vertically they might work better. But try it out and see what works! Have fun.