Can i use going up and down stairs?
1795895
no very unstable with the 3 legs / wt of your dog will cause it to tip going up or down stairs
1795896
No, you will need to carry the stroller down and then have your dog get in when you're on the ground for safety. Its probably easiest if you collapse thr stroller and assemble it when you're at the bottom of the stairs
2179968
There are some of the steps that move side to side and forward and backwards. Eight to ten feet of floor space would be great. You could get by with doing the steps all from the same position if your space is limited.
1508977
You can, however I have noticed it seems to loosen the screws faster than forward walking and I usually have to tighten them after a workout that included reverse. Not a big deal but thought I'd mention it.
961276
I'm not a therapist, so I cannot answer that question. The walking sticks certainly will support the normal walking stress. As to going up and down steps, I am in no position to answer either experientially or legally. Ask the manufacturer.
2280882
It is bulky and a bit heavy. You will need two strong, sure-footed males to get this up three flights of stairs. As some others have commented, you can take the two ends off. I would definitely recommend doing that.
1041058
Yes you can but only if you do it going down. Not straight out and down. I wonder if I can post pictures here.
2105613
Yes but...due to the fastening materials (velcro) I would not trust it at the top of the stairs. We use ours at the bottom. It serves its purpose.
864196
Yes. If you know to use it. If, for instance, you keep one side folded, and open(unfolded) the other side, then put the short side higher up the stairs, and the longer part lower on the stairway.
235764
Not unless you are carrying it. The wheels are not sturdy enough to hold it by the handle and "drag" it up. You would have to lift it over the stairs. The bag and frame are good, Just not the wheels
251747
No. It's too small for that, unless you build some model stairs to smaller scale. There's not much track on the floor at one time. Even a steep ramp would probably make it flip backwards.
227491
Yes they can be adjusted independently. It would be tedious depending on how many times you go up and down. I would certainly check with an Occupational Therapist before attempting stairs with a walker. It seems precarious at best.
728197
It's not light but I can pick it up and carry it short distances. It does have wheels which might help. I have wheeled it between buildings but I have not tried to move it up and down stairs. Anyway, going down would be lot easier than going up which might require two people.
346988
8 different hill/incline apps that are selectable with one push of the finger. I can't really vouch for how well they work cause I never use them. I use a selectable resistance and do that one resistance till I'm tired of spinning.
1893373
Probably not. I just tried alternating meter on hip and in pocket while walking slowly. It didn't register the steps.
1831533
Both there are different ways to program so for instance you can do 4 down but not up or two up and down
663076
Yes. For me, I'll say it depends on your own strength and balance rather than the strength of the cart/wheels. I have found much easier to carefully wheel it down steps. The problem is how heavy the load is and being careful you don't fall down. The great thing is, the liner has heavy duty handles, so if you are able, you can lift a full cart up or down a few steps.
1585039
Yes, you can push it. Going up a flight of stairs, I would pull it. But going down, you can let it go down first.