hoe is this cart for beach use?
2082853
Don't know how well it would work in the sand as the tires are very narrow they're not big balloon tires they are large and controls easy and has lots room but I don't know in the sand how it would work hope that helps
2082854
The tires are a little narrow for sand and the front legs will sink right in.
2082855
It's stainless and saltwater safe but dragging it through the sand might be a bit difficult. They are bicycle tires. It's great for fields and docks...
2082856
it would probably work as long as u did not load it too heavy. otherwise tires may sink in sand
2082857
It is fine for beach use due to the big tires. I'm sure that is you loaded it with 300 pounds it would be difficult but with reasonable loads it's fine. Be sure to rinse out the wheel bearings after beach use though.
802213
haven't used it on the beach..really didn't buy it for that purpose. Sorry I am not more help
988072
Well, a hand cart is sturdier, but this little cart can hold its own.I have moved rocks, and also did a house move with lots of boxes, but mostly under 50 lbs.It is light and easy to handle , a hand cart is not.I love this cart
774863
Cart is not real heavy duty as it is, but as long as you dont use it for hravy items, should be fine.
2135764
It is easy to set up. We have not had it to the beach. It would be heavy to carry very far.
98992
Haven't used it on a beach, but it is very light and the tires are wide, so it would probably work well unless you filled it with bricks.
1251983
I live on the beach in Panama City Beach. When on hard surfaces it is quite easy to push. I don't recommend overloading or putting a loaded cooler on it. Once you get to the soft sand, turn the cart around and pull it - that way it works quite nicely.Certainly beats hauling your stuff in your hands.
563426
You could use, it for fishing gear. I wouldn't put too much weight in it. The wheels are made for sand beach area.When it folds the tires are still big and, may take up some space but it does fold
82849
I'm using mine getting in and out of dingy onto beach. Don't know about your use.
2263449
You must tip the cart back and roll only on the back wheels when you hit the sand. Cant compare the other cart as this is the only one I own. Good Luck! Still happy with my purchase.
602292
Yes, this would be sturdy enough. It's much more heavy duty than similar carts like this.
323169
The dolly is very heavy duty. I used it to move multiple big, heavy boxes. Note: while the wheels are very sturdy / rugged, you won't be able to roll it across the sand.
275162
This cart does not have brakes on the wheels, so I don't think you could safely lean on it. It's a handy little cart, I bet you could find many uses for it. I use it to bring groceries, etc. into the house. Not sure how it'd hold up in dirt, I have only used it indoors.
63988
While it is great for getting your beach gear from house/car to sand and held a full cooler, chairs, umbrella, towels, etc., I think the scuba gear would be too much for the cart to handle.
2043440
I wouldn't take this to the beach. The wheels are to thin and would sink very fast.
1738183
I did not use it on the beach. The beach wheelchairs I have seen have different type wheels. If the sand is compact enough as in a dirt trail, it may work.
187486
The wheels are plastic but they are VERY sturdy. We load our cart to the max with beach gear and have no problems with the wheels. The cart is well designed and constructed and we are well pleased with our purchase.