I have a standard rectangular cooler but without wheels, will this be able to carry my cooler to the beach?
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.
1485013
The cart is certainly sturdy enough to hold a cooler but I do not think it would work well in the sand because of its smaller sized wheels. I think you would end up dragging it through the sand. It is more suitable for a hard flat surface like a smooth concrete sidewalk.
1485014
As long as you're NOT in the sand. On the sidewalks, parking lots and pier, mine works well with a couple of bungee cords. The wheels are way to small for the sand.
1485015
I do not know about the beach. I only use my on solid surfaces. I am not sure if the wheels are big enough for beach sand.
1485016
I'd mainly say that the cart is good for floors, sidewalks, parking lots, boardwalks, etc. but probably not your best bet for beach duty. The wheels only 3-inches and I expect they would sink in the sand too much. I'd recommend something with larger wheels.
1009312
The unit does not feature wheels. It is not any more heavy than a standard cooler when empty.
978334
The cooler has two wheels on the back side to lean it back on and roll when you walk. I use this cooler mon-fri for work and absolutely love it
1059065
It's made of mdf like particle board. I don't see see why you couldn't put wheels on it
771417
It should be possible but you have to keep two things in mind. 1) Proper support as the cart is made of aluminum. You would have to add some additional support perpendicular to the "bracket". 2) You do not want the bracket to protrude from the cart when you are on the beach or you will be busting up your legs. This company also makes an assembly that does what you want already. Sorry but cannot find the web site info right now.Even a baggage carrier that is readily available would work.Good luck.Good luck
1161181
I don't think so. I think it would be a little difficult securing the bottom without the wheels.
383609
You can disassemble the wheels and carry them on the water but only if your SUP board is equiped with tie-down bungees on the front of it. Hope this helps.....
939182
Yes. If you need to transport I suggest the 55 cubic foot tank with handle. It is lighter in weight.
1374112
Wheels are plastic, but appear to be good. I can not recall how the wheels were connected. I sent the cooler back as the person I bought it for was concerned that the handle may not be secure enough for the weight of a full cooler with ice and bottled water. The cooler itself was extremely good at keeping the water cold.
677019
Most beach cruisers have a curved "top tube" on the frame. If the curve is slight it may work. But if the cruiser has that "S" shaped frame it will not work.This rack is designed for frames with straight top tube frames.
171085
The handle and wheels cannot be removed. It probably would fit in the overhead compartment as it is. The handle telescopes into itself and doesn't stick above the cooler when down. The wheels stick out about 2 inches from the bottom.
2256699
I'm not sure. We haven't had it on the beach but my guess is no unless the sand is compact. It does ride nicely on concrete though. The wheels are not the old noisy cheap plastic type.
839994
Could work. Wheels are smaller than the beach cart wheels, but if it is not overloaded it may be fine.
2012570
I have never used the cooler at the beach, so I don't know how well it would roll over sand.
316657
I have used this to go to the beach but you will need to pack it with alot of those rubbermaid blue ice packs. I have found things stay colder in those red and white "Igloo" or "Coleman" coolers but they are not as portable. Now I just keep these in my car to keep hot foods or cold foods on the way home fromthe store
1388160
I don't know the size of the wheels but have seen it at the beach and it seemed easy to handle along with having the storage. I got this as a gift for my Son and his family for Father's day and they love it. They have two small children and needless to say has made life easier going to the beach with an infant and all the "stuff" you have to take.
1983405
No, it doesn't have wheels, not needed either. It is very light and you can carry it easily.