Would this work well in loose sand to haul beach equipment?
269084
I believe so.....The wheels are great and high off the ground. I pull my bulldog in it and it goes from the sidewalk to grass/dirt very well.
269085
This is a fabulous little wagon. The wheels are huge and rugged! Yes it would be perfect for what you need in for I feel!
269086
I really don't know. It has bigger inflated tires so it might work in sand.
269087
I probably depends on how heavy your load is. The tires are inflated tires, not solid tires. It pulls really well on my lawn. I can tell you that if I went beach camping I would definately bring it. I do love it.
269088
we have used ours for 3 years and we go to the beach several times a week and never have had a problem!!
269089
I have not tried that but feel the tires are not wide enough to get that done.
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.
269091
No, No , No!!!! this is not designed for beach sand - yes it has pneumatic tires BUT they are too narrow to stop the weight of the wagon loaded with your stuff from sinking. It will cause you untold headaches DON'T DO IT! ***Beach wagons are sold online and in beach supply stores near Beaches - I've seen them in hardware stores located near beaches. BEACH wagons have tires 2 and 3 times wider than the ones on this wagon, they do not have heavy-duty metal frames like this one -People who advised this is good for the beach do not speak from experience they ASS-U-ME (assume) but they are WRONG! This wagon is designed to hold 600lbs on solid ground, by itself it weighs 40 pounds - that's no beach wagon. No, No , No!!!! this is not designed for beach sand - yes it has pneumatic tires BUT they are too narrow to stop the weight of the wagon loaded with your stuff from sinking. It will cause you untold headaches DON'T DO IT! ***Beach wagons are sold online and in beach supply stores near Beaches - I've seen them in hardware stores located near beaches. BEACH wagons have tires 2 and 3 times wider than the ones on this wagon, they do not have heavy-duty metal frames like this one -People who advised this is good for the beach do not speak from experience they ASS-U-ME (assume) but they are... » Read More No, No , No!!!! this is not designed for beach sand - yes it has pneumatic tires BUT they are too narrow to stop the weight of the wagon loaded with your stuff from sinking. It will cause you untold headaches DON'T DO IT! ***Beach wagons are sold online and in beach supply stores near Beaches - I've seen them in hardware stores located near beaches. BEACH wagons have tires 2 and 3 times wider than the ones on this wagon, they do not have heavy-duty metal frames like this one -People who advised this is good for the beach do not speak from experience they ASS-U-ME (assume) but they are WRONG! This wagon is designed to hold 600lbs on solid ground, by itself it weighs 40 pounds - that's no beach wagon. « Show Less
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
894161
No I don't think that would work. We stuck the main pole (and several stakes) into sand on the beach.
136149
I think they would work good, but I'd say it may depend on how loose and deep the sand is.
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.
361631
Yes, will work well on packed gravel. If the gravel or sand is loose it is not very easy to use.
666029
It does pretty well at sand.. The unit is very light.. We have an oreck but tend to use this instead
424912
Depends on how deep the sand is-on a regular beach, no I would not use it. We use it to haul around the 5th wheel camping etc. I think it would get bogged own in deep sand.
1868514
It should be fine for small jobs in sand or mud. I actually managed to bend it this week by digging myself out if very dense ice. Perhaps I hit some concrete, but was slightly disappointed it bent.
2012571
I'm not sure. Sand could probably get caught between the wheels. I have never brought it to the beach before.
127360
Yes...thin layer of gravel will be just fine, but to loose gravel and weight in wagon will find it hard to pull...if used on sand its not recommended too hard to pull
2228094
I don't think the wire anchors would hold it in place in sand. They need to go into firm ground.
2181227
Perfect for that purpose. Top and bottom both zip off to make it easy to shake out sand. Comes with a storage bag to transport in, but have trouble fitting it back in bag because it has to be folded in just the right way to fit. It folds nearly flat, so we don't bother with the bag.
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.
1797629
Works good on dirt, for Sand you would need a set of paddle tires which are designed specifically for sand. Other wise it will probably just keep getting stuck.
1604859
Yes. Depending on how much sand you need to pick up and how much time you have. I use this to pick up sand in my Hot tub brought in by grand children works great!
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.