How are the wheels on dirt trails?
1748045
They do ok on dirt. But I ended up returning the first due to a bad stitching job on the side and returned the second due to the front wheels being too wobbly. The first one didn't do that. I ended up getting the Pet Gear Envy. Have had no issues at all.
1748046
We used ours mainly on hard ground or pavement. Never had it in soft ground. I would think that it would bog down in mud or soft grass. Mountain trails and paths would probably be fine. We've really enjoyed ours. Have a Yorkie and a Maltese and there is plenty of room for both at once. Well made product. I don't think you would be disappointed. We do recommend it.
1748047
I have not tried the stroller on dirt trails, but do NOT think it would be very good. The wheels turn fine when the stroller is empty, but put my 30 pound dog inside and sometimes it does not maneuver that well. It is fine for the airport, which is what I have used it for.
1748048
The wheels are Ok on pavement and smooth surfaces. They do stick bit sometime and I don't think this would be the stroller to take out on trail.
1748049
I agree with the others. The wheels are cheap plastic and do an ok job on the sidewalk. I would not think this is a good stroller for dirt trails.
321043
I use these on a paved bike trail and they are OK. The wheels do not roll by themselves very well, I think it is something with low quality bearings, so it is difficult to keep up with others. If there are any little rocks or stuff on the trail it is impossible to roll, I have to "walk" past the obstacles. I prefer roller blades for outdoors use. I do not have these problems when I use my roller blades.
1013085
Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more... » Read More Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. « Show Less
333206
I don't have cyclocross experience, but these wheels feel just as strong as my other sets (mavic and shimano) and they have gone well in some filthy/rainy rides with no issues with sand and dirt getting into the bearings. For the money, I'd give them a try for cyclocross.
877586
They perform well. The wheels may wear down fast and unevenly with outside use though.
106205
I have road the bike on dirt trails and the front and rear suspension seem to handle the bumps ok as I haven't had any issues. I know that I plan on riding downhill trails on a local mountain next year, but before I attempt this I will have the bike completely looked over and tuned up. Downhill trail riding requires disk brake and full suspension and for the riding I have done I do feel that this bike is capable of handling it especially if you have a professional bike shop give it a tune up and a solid once over to make sure that suspension and brake are set up for your riding style. Its a good bike! I have road the bike on dirt trails and the front and rear suspension seem to handle the bumps ok as I haven't had any issues. I know that I plan on riding downhill trails on a local mountain next year, but before I attempt this I will have the bike completely looked over and tuned up. Downhill trail riding requires disk brake and full suspension and for the riding I have done I do feel that this bike is capable of handling it especially if you have a professional bike shop give it a tune up and a solid once over to make sure that suspension and brake are set up for your riding style. Its a... » Read More I have road the bike on dirt trails and the front and rear suspension seem to handle the bumps ok as I haven't had any issues. I know that I plan on riding downhill trails on a local mountain next year, but before I attempt this I will have the bike completely looked over and tuned up. Downhill trail riding requires disk brake and full suspension and for the riding I have done I do feel that this bike is capable of handling it especially if you have a professional bike shop give it a tune up and a solid once over to make sure that suspension and brake are set up for your riding style. Its a good bike! « Show Less
655386
Yes they are. There are some videos on youtube with people using it riding around on the tracks, check them out. It's pretty cool
2181463
I use it on gravel and dirt, the only thing is this one the front tire does not turn so you have to lift the front and turn on the back but I wanted that as I use trails.
1058155
In regards to the wheels, I would say they're top notch. I haven't had it off reading per se, but around the house on carpet, tile, and stairs, they work great, and never have me issues.
471672
Generally yes, sometimes soft dirt will sink the wheels. Lawns are really easy.
1049706
These wheels are great. I installed them on 1.9 pit bull tire's and put the combination on my axial jeep rubicon and does well in dirt and rocks. Hope this helps you out.
1032974
They are sort of in the middle. They are softer than the usual cheap wheels, but not as soft as an air filled wheel. They seem to soak up the small bumps pretty well.
1889620
The wheels are pretty good. I have it on carpet in our bedroom and it moves very easily. I've been very happy with it. But If I'm going to be moving around the house, I use our rock n play as it's very light.
1955554
This bike is good for both paved and dirt roads, and it does have a kickstand. The bike is slitly heavy to lift or caring around. Overall is good for the price.
1494256
10 ply but not as stiff as Goodyear or Bfg's. I might buy another set. They might not be as smooth riding as other mud chucker's but for the price I can live with that no problem. The rubber feels soft but is wearing longer than I anticipated. Deep tread too and no flats or leaky tires. I drive about 1/3 of my miles on dirt/rock logging roads.
335908
It is hard for me to say how quickly it turns, it seems to feel right as in "real" i guess. There is resistance, and feedback from differences in road surface and loss or gain of traction. My opinion is based on Dirt 3. I can only speculate that different games are going to act different. I have never used another wheel to compare to, unit is expensive, but feels very high quality and is a literal game changer.
1839912
The Small tires are Tippy on Uneven ground/Trail. You'd be better off find a cart with Large wheels. They are plenty strong enough to handle the weight/load but like I said, Small Wheels are made for concrete etc.,