Are you still able to walk on your lawn? I'm thinking of buying these to create a pathway down to a wedding through a field.
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Hello Jane - You can contact me directly about this via the Lawn Lights website. Use the 72-04 model for pathways. Lawn Lights are very durable. Thanks! - Mark
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The lights are raised up on stakes, however the wires are on the ground, and you need to step carefully over the connecting wire, if someone trips over them, they could be torn or ripped off at the light. the lights are 10' apart.
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essentially these are just like regular lights that you'd put on your tree, only spaced further apart and with brighter lights. it's up to you whether you use the stakes (as this might create more of a safety hazard with cords being elevated). you can definitely step on the cords, but may want to be wary of the lightbulbs themselves.
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Yes it can be used walking on the grass. The bigger wheels give it better stability.
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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!
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You can defiantly peddle through grass but works best on pavement. It's not really for off road.
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Travelling yes, running, though I have never tried, from what I can see by the design, I doubt they would fair well for running. They aren't the most snug fit. At least on my head. I mean they are perfect for normal walking but I am willing to bet you would probably have to stop to adjust them from time to time if you were running with them on. For me, they just don't feel like they would stay in place if I ran with them.
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The runner IS 50 feet long. We purchased one at 50 feet and one at 100 feet. (we required an L configuration) They were rolled out on top of low-cut lawn for a summer wedding. Pleasant surprise: Many bridesmaids with heels and the bride and all the men in the wedding party successfully walked the full length without destroying it. For that very good distance we were left with only one puncture. I highly recommend this product. We managed to roll them up for future use if needed by anyone again.I do recommend using lawn staples to secure it in place, if used outside, so that the wind does not displace it. We wish you as phenomenal a day as we experienced! The runner IS 50 feet long. We purchased one at 50 feet and one at 100 feet. (we required an L configuration) They were rolled out on top of low-cut lawn for a summer wedding. Pleasant surprise: Many bridesmaids with heels and the bride and all the men in the wedding party successfully walked the full length without destroying it. For that very good distance we were left with only one puncture. I highly recommend this product. We managed to roll them up for future use if needed by anyone again.I do recommend using lawn staples to secure it in place, if used outside, so that the wind... » Read More The runner IS 50 feet long. We purchased one at 50 feet and one at 100 feet. (we required an L configuration) They were rolled out on top of low-cut lawn for a summer wedding. Pleasant surprise: Many bridesmaids with heels and the bride and all the men in the wedding party successfully walked the full length without destroying it. For that very good distance we were left with only one puncture. I highly recommend this product. We managed to roll them up for future use if needed by anyone again.I do recommend using lawn staples to secure it in place, if used outside, so that the wind does not displace it. We wish you as phenomenal a day as we experienced! « Show Less
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No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time.They are perfect for their intended use.
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These are used in a hilly wooded area. I have not tried them past 2 miles and I have not used them in open areas.
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Yup, put them on and no problems. I have small hills and they get good traction. With care they don't tear up the lawn on the hills.
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I don't jog, or run, however, I do walk, working in the back yard, hauling mulch back and forth etc. I love them. Once you get them positioned in your ear you are off and probably running!
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Works based on a consistent stride, so may not be the best for hiking. And with long distances, be careful of overuse tendonitis too, try Treat Your Own Achilles Tendinitis if you get it.
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Honestly I mean I guess it would depend what you were doing in them. I run in them and love them and they have awesome sound. Now would I use them during my martial arts and stuff? Not likely but if you wanna run I don't think I have ever had a pair of s11's fall off so I would recommend and I'm not running usually on just flat ground it could be any terrain so I hope that helps ya out.
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Shouldn't be a problem. I am pretty sure ours have come off on their own from time to time moving it to mow the grass.
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I have them outside running around my back yard. I ran them along the fenceline. No issues.
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Absolutely suitable! I went to an outdoor wedding with a cheap arch, & thought how much better MINE would have looked. I have vines growing on mine--don`t know if you have time for that. Maybe lights?
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I use them primarily on grass but I stay away from concrete. They are a thrill and we have tons of laughs. They are very slippery if wet so best to keep dry. Highly recommend u r gonna have lots of fun.
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I personally would say they are OK for light physical activity. I work out with them sometimes, but nothing heavy really. I believe they said they are water resistant in the description, and I have gotten them slightly wet. They were fine. I don't know about yard work, again and again. I keep mine fairly well protected all the time, my impression is that they wouldn't stand up to much impact. I really like them though and have been happy with the sound quality.