Do the wheels have resistence when the walker is being pushed? or does is just roll easily as your child pushes it forward?
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Bought for niece's 1 y/o. She sent me a video of him pushing and walking behind on hard wood floors. Looks like the wheels roll pretty easily. It seemed to give him enough support , though. He is not walking solo, yet. There would probably be more resistance with carpeting.
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There is a little rubber ring on each wheel, so it slows down the movement a bit. I wouldn't say there is resistance but the walker doesn't go flying ahead when your kid puts weight on it. My 11 mo is not walking on his own and this moves at a speed I feel is safe. Hope that helps. We love this walker, definitely worth the price.
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It does but then again, the walker is pretty small and light so it can roll easily too.
260625
The wheels are like your basic umbrella stroller, but double. I haven't noticed anything strange about the wheels not rolling straight. It basically goes where I push it. It's reasonably durable. I've had it for about six months now. This stroller gets a lot of use. The only wear I've noticed is that the handle foam is breaking a little, but I always hang my bags off of it. Also the seam where the chair is stretched out, but mainly because I let my 4 yr old sit there with one of my twins on his lap while the other twin sat in the other seat. I use it multiple times every day to go places with the twins. ( I keep it in the trunk of my car). The wheels are like your basic umbrella stroller, but double. I haven't noticed anything strange about the wheels not rolling straight. It basically goes where I push it. It's reasonably durable. I've had it for about six months now. This stroller gets a lot of use. The only wear I've noticed is that the handle foam is breaking a little, but I always hang my bags off of it. Also the seam where the chair is stretched out, but mainly because I let my 4 yr old sit there with one of my twins on his lap while the other twin sat in the other seat. I use it multiple times every day to go places... » Read More The wheels are like your basic umbrella stroller, but double. I haven't noticed anything strange about the wheels not rolling straight. It basically goes where I push it. It's reasonably durable. I've had it for about six months now. This stroller gets a lot of use. The only wear I've noticed is that the handle foam is breaking a little, but I always hang my bags off of it. Also the seam where the chair is stretched out, but mainly because I let my 4 yr old sit there with one of my twins on his lap while the other twin sat in the other seat. I use it multiple times every day to go places with the twins. ( I keep it in the trunk of my car). « Show Less
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The "resist push" feature is exactly what helps prevent this wagon from tipping back. I researched many walkers with the same concept, but nothing compared. Because I can only speak from our experience with our grandson, I will say that we've never witnessed the wagon completely tip back or roll out from him while either trying to pull up on it and/or while simply learning to walk by pushing it. He's currently 11 months old. According to our son & daughter-in-law, this was our grandson's favorite Christmas gift, hands down! We're VERY satisfied with this product!
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The wheels are made of a very hard, thick, durable plastic.I have never had an issue with the wheels and we use it quite often! (About 3-5 times a week during sping/summer)The only "complaint" I have is that, while it is a BG wagon, it clearly shows 2 children sitting comfortably in it, but I guarantee they will be stepping on each others feet and there knees will be touching if they are 2+. I only have one child so it has only been an issue twice when I was walking my friends child and my son. This may not even be an issue for you, but I figured I'd give that info. Besides that, I absolutely love it. The wheels are made of a very hard, thick, durable plastic.I have never had an issue with the wheels and we use it quite often! (About 3-5 times a week during sping/summer)The only "complaint" I have is that, while it is a BG wagon, it clearly shows 2 children sitting comfortably in it, but I guarantee they will be stepping on each others feet and there knees will be touching if they are 2+. I only have one child so it has only been an issue twice when I was walking my friends child and my son. This may not even be an issue for you, but I figured I'd give that... » Read More The wheels are made of a very hard, thick, durable plastic.I have never had an issue with the wheels and we use it quite often! (About 3-5 times a week during sping/summer)The only "complaint" I have is that, while it is a BG wagon, it clearly shows 2 children sitting comfortably in it, but I guarantee they will be stepping on each others feet and there knees will be touching if they are 2+. I only have one child so it has only been an issue twice when I was walking my friends child and my son. This may not even be an issue for you, but I figured I'd give that info. Besides that, I absolutely love it. « Show Less
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I don't know but because of the larger wheels it weighs a little more than the normal walker. The upside to this is it goes over grass, dirt and pebbles a lot easier. I'm happy I bought it!
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Probably the pieces that go on the wheels. At a day care a 1 year old uses it to walk.
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No the wheels don't lock, but i haven't had a reason to lock them. It does not move unless it is pushed.
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When ours was assembled it rolled on the rollers/wheels very easily. We have it on a wood floor and can move it no problem.
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Hi. The wheels move it but it moves a lot easier on hard floors rather than the carpet. Pulling the chair forward on carpet is not easy for some reason though pulling back on the chair (going backwards is okay.) This is not an issue on hard floors.
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The front wheels swivel but the back wheels are fixed. The walker can be pushed in just about any direction but has a wide turning radius.
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Yes, the wheels turn. This walker belongs to my almost 86 year old mom and she is very pleased with how it functions. it is really terrific. I don't think they could possibly improve upon it. Lightweight but sturdy.
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They are fixed, but it sure doesn't seem to slow the toddlers down! I have found that for a new walker it is helpful to weight the cart a little bit to help with balance and slowing down so their little legs can keep up. Hope that helps!
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Yes, but I've bent my a very front right wheel little bit, and sometimes it sticks, and I have to fight with it to get it to move. You shouldn't have that problem. My walker was carelessly taken out of my vehicle. Other than that, there are no problems with it. It's great! I highly recommend it. It's a godsend when I need to move my meals or anything I choose from room to room ... Makes my life SO much easier! Enjoy!
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It is awkward to move because it only has two wheels. However, if you simply lift up the back side, it does roll easily.
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No. The walker would not be level and the baby/toddler would be leaning forward. Unfortunately, the wheels don't lock to make it stationary. Maybe someone will make that suggestion to the manufacturer!
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It pushes very easily, but if you are running on a gravel road that might be a really bumpy ride for the kids. Just walking it'd be perfect!
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No it doesn't. The base is slightly wider than the top tray. When the child hits it against anything, it's actually the base of the walker that hits the object and it doesnt dent or scratch objects. Well except the child is extremely foreful with it. I guess it could damage what ever you hit it against. Any other walker will do that with enough force. This is a really nice walker