How well does this work on the Beach? Namely, on loose sand?
2005679
I would say not so well. The wheels will not get you over the sand. If you don't mind dragging the cooler over the sand with the handle, that would be your best bet. It would be work.
2005680
I haven't used it on any beach as I live in Arizona. But I'm sure I will get that opportunity as I visit three of my five daughters who live in CA and two of who live very close to beaches. Sorry I can't help immediately. I can tell you that it does keep things cold for at least FIVE days and has even worked for a full week when I've been in the mountains. Best ice chest I'veever owned. Don't know why it wouldn't work at the beach, even in sand. It can be handled from both ends so two people could carry it to wherever you're set up on the beach.
2005681
I don't know. Never tried it. But based on knowledge of beach sands and this item - Really soft sand - not at all. medium to firm might be ok. I am not sure what wheeled vehicle/cart works well in really soft sand. You'd need fat tires to make that happen. Good Luck.
1978099
I wish I could help you, but we only used it on snow. But I would think it would work on hard packed sand.
599307
We have had ours for years and love it! It does OK going over the soft sand, though it is easier on a hard surface.
1251981
I have used it in soft sand and it rolls fine. The only thing you must do is pull it behind you rather than push it.
1807695
It's great for the beach but of course won't roll well through sand if it's not packed down. Easy to clean by lifting out the hard plastic liner and you can just flip over and pat the sand off.
226981
For a beach, I can't say. However, I have gone through sand and it works just fine. I would think it would handle it okay?
752910
Works ok on hard surface if tied down tight. Can tip over on sand or on an angle.
1153736
Not likely to work on the beach. It needs a hard ground to plug in the pegs that hold up the net. I am not sure whether you will find the hard ground on the beach, because of texture of the quick sand.
424913
It actually works really well on soft sand - as long as you don't have too much weight in it. With beach toys, blankets, umbrella, etc..., you are fine. Add in a 35 lb. kid and it becomes really hard to pull. That said I have had a large number of wagons and this one is as good as it gets.
1005189
I just used this set once at camp site, It work better on a flat and solid area. I don't think it will work on soft sand cause the leg will sink in.
1967931
I've never used it at the beach.but the winds we've had here in indiana make it move more.however we don't have a constant wind in one direction like on the beach.
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.
1656370
It works well with dirt and mud, so I'd assume it also works for sand. No sand here.....
710978
If it is sofe sand it will work but hard to push, but if your running close to the water and the sand is hard it will work great...
225391
I hv not used it on a beach but under the sun its good and i hv been using mine over a year with no complains. Hope this helps
1797630
I've never been to the beach with it but I live in sand dunes with very fine sand and it does pretty good! I would recommend using compressed air to clean it out after every use that sand gets everywhere! But they are very fun!!
246361
This works fine over a brick pathway, gravel driveway, and on cement and asphalt and even over dry dirt. Haven't used it on sand but for our California beaches, the best bet is fat balloon tires.