Could they be used as a walking path and would they withstand riding a lawn tractor over them?
1750528
If they are installed properly , with a good base such as sand , they might work as a path . Riding mower would probably break them . They are kind of fragile . solar lights do not last . on the other hand , i'm not an expert.
1750529
They could be used to outline a walking path but not to be walked on. I would not expect them to withstand being run over by a riding lawnmower. They are heavy plastic but not heavy or thick enough to endure that kind of treatment. They are very sturdy and we love ours, used to border our garden.
1750530
Absolutely not. They would break up very fast. I would recommend the pathway brick mold from quikcrete if you want to make a brick pathway.
1750531
I don't think so. They are made to edge a walkway or flower bed, not to walk on. I don't think they'd withstand a lawn tractor either. They are made out of a type of plastic.. Hope this helps
1750532
These are hollow plastic & while they are very sturdy I personally would not suggest using them as a walking path unless using some kind of concrete under them to give them added strength. I most definitely wouldn't ride a lawn mower over them. They are made to be garden or pathway borders. They are very easy to use & work great for those purposes, but I don't think they were created to withstand the kind of weight needed for a foot path or tractor. Hope this helps.
1734089
I don't think they would break. I have dropped them on my stone walkway (I have about 20 of them on the path to our house) when we were installing them, and they didn't break. They are heavily walked on, snow blowed over and many things dropped on them, and to date, none have broken. I have had them in place for two winters now.
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.
726396
yes, but again, wheels are plastic so pedaling is difficult (forward & reverse) on grass. They slip.
1397217
Sure-they'd be great, but they are only rubber and wouldn't protect from injury if you accidently knocked into foot w/ shovel. Love to garden and prone to injuries myself!
1485709
They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough.But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they tend to follow the tilt. Only complaint I have. They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough.But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they... » Read More They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough.But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they tend to follow the tilt. Only complaint I have. « Show Less
1605863
Yes, that would work well. They are durable and should handle the wear and tear of that kind of use.
267163
They could, but not advised. The wheels are polyurethane, however they are soft and will wear out very fast, and be too tacky to enjoy on pavement. On a wood floor, they are great... Not advised for outdoor.
426127
I think that would work, but be careful. They are plastic and I don't think they would stand up to much debris from the road. Good Luck!
2214212
Very well made. Id say they could withstand a small rock, depending on how much force was behind it. I have them on a golf cart which has had some rough terrain go under it.
1608498
They seem to be good quality (so far). I use mine on a Rubbermaid garden cart, to haul hay and feed around the farm . My cart is rated at 300 lbs, so I would think that you would be ok.
1960284
No. They are NOT made for outdoor use. One would have to find a way to protect them from the elements which, since they are large, would not be practical. However, I'm sure it COULD be done, with some ingenuity. Hope this helps.
2004468
I've taken them fishing with me where I've done a lot of walking over pretty rough terrain and had no problem. Don't ride motorcycles so I don't know but I think they'd be just fine. They're ruggedly built although you might want to tape the lens covers down while travelling.
1411491
Yes, we use them for that very thing. They can also be used to load a lawnmower on to a truck or trailer. Lightweight but well made. Been very pleased with them.
1161408
No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time.They are perfect for their intended use.
435109
You can defiantly peddle through grass but works best on pavement. It's not really for off road.
1674656
depending on the height of the grass I would assume pretty well - the wheels are nice size and should go through most grass -