What can I use to secure it in the sand?
121162
It has pockets on the corners that you can fill with sand to secure it. That's all we used last year on vacation and it worked fine. I suppose you could also buy tent stakes to use through the loops at the corners.
121163
You use the sand ....... there's a corner pocket at each corner. You put the blanket on the ground with the open pocket face down and use your hand to shovel some sand into it. Repeat on each corner and you have each corner weighted down ......... easy peasy.
121164
Each corner has a pocket underneath that you can scoop sand into, which will hold the sheet down. Of course, you can always put a bag or something else down on top as well. I didn't have any problems with it blowing away.
121165
Tucking sand into the build in pockets works prefect for keeping it secured while on the beach.
2190214
No you must use other means to secure it. Caribiner. Bungees to wrap It around something to secure it if bumpy.
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
1336566
You can use sand, if the sand is fine. It should flow through the water wheel part.
891927
The bag is mesh, so it probably couldn't hold sand. You could try to find a tighter mesh bag.
930180
I would think so, it is held down by sand or pepples to hold it in place. I did not ure it yet, just read the instructions.
736141
Velcro. Works great, weight the bottom down with sand and it will stay in place even in the wind.
732510
Absolutely not. There must be something on the back to hold it in place.I did not go with sand or water. Instead, I placed bags of topsoil on the base. It works just as well and much easier to remove if needed.
1808643
I have used a rubber band and wrapped with aluminum foil. The tops definitely arent secure enough!
1485012
I don't think I'd use it on sand. The wheels are smaller and the brackets that fold out to hold the cooler are flimsy and fall off easily. You could secure it with bungees better than the cords that are on it, but I still don't think it would roll well in sand. A basic cooler will fit fine though, if that's what you're wondering.
766748
I haven'tried it at the beach. There is a fin that hold it in place in the car between the seat and the console which would probably not remain steady in the sand, especially with a cup making it unbalanced.
1801401
If there's anything in it it will be a pain on the sand. With my 2 little ones in it one concrete it's hard. Do not buy it for that! Look for the wagon with special wheels
1836696
I dont think it will withstand wind without some kind of support Even if you put sand bags on the legs I would think you should still tie down to keep it stable at the top.....
300165
If there is very much wind it will tend to fall over so if it is on the beach, rope ties and stakes help
1355863
as long as you weight it down really good. Make sure the bottom is completely filled with either water or sand. Once you do that, it won't go anywhere.
300639
It is not free standing. My only concern would be keeping the stakes down in sand.
1880338
Underneath is a little cross bar I guess you could put sandbags on it to keep it from flying away in a high wind area