can you ride this outdoors
362532
Yes, definitely can use outside. The only risk is going down any slope, there are no brakes, so flat areas are best. My kids love it, and well built, had it for over a year now.
362533
Yes on flat surfaces. There is no braking system so hills would be a problem. It basically has roller blade wheels so as long as the surface is concrete or asphalt outside would be fine. Large cracks in the concrete and rocks could pose a small problem.
362534
Yes--my daughter rides hers up and down the driveway and sidewalks. We have the largest horse and it does require some leg power to make it go. We have had it for just over 1 year without any problems, and it gets pretty much daily use.
362535
I believe you could, we are going to use it outside during the Halloween parade.
763387
Yes, you can play it at outside with light wind(not over grade 3) because its power is weak.
1934339
If you had real level ground you possibly could use it outside, but the way the legs are made you could only use on level ground.
1659305
no its not for outdoor , check out this B00IFG0UPG , or B00JBVHTLC , that is for outdoor
129148
It will ride anywhere. Our daughter rides on grass in parks and on stone paths with no problem
1423706
Haven't used it as yet on the outside but as hard as it has been driven inside it looks like it really can endure the outdoors well. Great speed and rotation. I will suggest to keep it on even surfaces outdoors for a smoother ride. Am looking forward to taking it on the outside when this weather subsides.
1547125
You can use it along the grass. Run the wheel portion on the grass. A little tougher but will work.
1461526
You can use it. However it is not designed to quickly place the bike on and off of it.
2099541
If it was absolutely calm with no breeze at all you could possibly try to fly it outside. I tried once when I thought it was calm enough to fly it and lost control of it immediately with just a very slight breeze. I think in the instructions that come with the Helicopter it says not for outdoor use.
484290
We haven't tried because its been snowy and windy. Based on how it flies inside (once you get the hang of the controls) it would be easier to fly it outside. It really zips and we keep running into stuff inside. Only downfall is that the battery doesn't last as long as we would have hoped.
448378
Yes. My daughter rides hers over similar terrain, and it performs very well!
1827523
Yes, our grandson drove it on grass & pavement. It rode fine. He had a blast!
541946
Yes, it's actually better to use outdoors...we let our grandson use it inside on our wood laminate and I ended up having to mop and shine my floors because it left small scratches...lol....so it will remain outside...and we all rode it, we love it!
406081
I would say yes. You can also use your oars along with the motor is the wind gets really nasty.
602612
I don't see why you couldn't use it outside. It might not hold up as well, but they are not that expensive. If it doesn't hold up to the weather buy a new one.
2246337
I fly mine outside and inside‚ the only thing about flying it outside is 1) it can't be windy and 2) you have to keep it in range of the remote.
975734
I have not personally used it outside, but this is designed for indoor use. I am sure you could set it up outside and then take it back inside, but it is by no means rugged.