Do you think it would work on the beach?
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I have mine in my backyard, it works fine when it is dark, not sure how good it would work during the day in the sunlight.
1030848
Hi Marco, you can use it on the beach but make sure not to get it wet for it isn't waterproof. -Vincent
143759
If you can find an electrical outlet at the beach you could. Item has to be plugged into either a vehicle outlet or wall outlet.
160979
I don't know, but I think it would scratch badly on the sand. Not what you are looking for.
1006858
I would use it only as designed for the beach. Any other application would be a waste of money.
269090
I think it will depend on the type of beach. Some beaches like on the Atlantic are somewhat hard. The wheels look fairly wide so it would probably work okay there. However, the sand is deep and very soft like sugar along the Gulf. I have a beach cart with very large balloon tires(Wheeleez) and it works best for that but it cost 3X this one.
1956265
Love this chair on our deck, it would certainly work on a beach but due to it's size... I hope you have a "muscle beach type" to lug it back and forth to the car... it's oversize nature makes it a bit of a beast to carry around.
1051097
No, it has not been used at the beach. I wonder if the weight of the cart contents might make the wheels difficult to maneuver in the sand, but I really have no idea how useful it would be in that situation.
774332
Unfortunately I don't know how it is on the beach/sand. It's a great net and we travel with it a lot but haven't tried the beach yet. As long as you can get the posts in deep enough to secure it, I think it would work well. Good luck.
1052113
It has worked well for us in grass, as well as beach sand. You just have to twist it in deep enough.
2228898
I think it would be OK on a sidewalk. I don't think you need to have a perfectly flat surface for it to work.
888426
Depends on location. It is not water proof. If away from walls and set up with some container with rock under it I could see where it might work.
2043441
Not sure - we actually used it for a wedding - the flower girl wasn't walking yet so we covered it all over with lace and flowers to make it look like a carriage for her to be pulled in for the wedding - I think it may work for the beach - I would probably try it - as long as its not loaded down I don't think it would sink in the sand - its pretty sturdy and well made
1905
I don't know, i would think that it would work as long as its not hurricane winds
785816
It would depend on the outdoor conditions. It would work. But it's not going to be amazing
1655527
If it is out of the weather and direct sunlight I would think it would work fine.
255364
I think it would be fine for use on the beach, as long as you take-a-long something to tie it down with (bucket of rocks, concrete blocks, & bungee cords, etc). It really doesn't take much wind to move it or knock it down. Good luck & have fun!