Is this easy to push on the beach?
1008603
I can't say it's easy, but possible. I pushed it in the forest, where was a spot of sand. But this place was tough even for my car. On the flat road you could use one finger to push it, in the sand you have to used both hands and also apply some efforts.
1772848
As answered by others, it is less than 3 lbs. Slinging it over your shoulder with the carrying strap makes it an easy beach trip addition.
2105545
its not hard to push, its better on hard wood or concrete floors is easier. My friend is over 300 pounds and I push him around when needed. Get the gel cushion it will help her a lot.
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.
1747131
No. It is a simple push button. Probably easy to get pushed unless you keep some small bubble wrap in a ziplock bag?
1849618
Yes! I just tried mine out last night, and I was surprised at how tough it is to push. I thought it did a pretty good job, but the jury is still out on whether or not I will keep it.
1687664
Hi! I don't find it too heavy to push, but I think pushing a double anytime is going to give you a bit of a workout. This is a "light" stroller so compared to others you should be fine. If you have a lot of hills where you live, that might be challenging.
1215243
It is very light and easy to push. It does a nice job and I highly recomend it.
805836
Yes we have used this stroller on the sand here in Seaside Oregon and it works great. Easy to push with the big tires.
1010991
Yes, but not easily. Once the canopy stretches a bit and is broken in, I had no problem doing it at the beach. You just have to continually walk around to each corner pole and pull each one out a little bit at a time until you can get underneath the canopy and simply push up on the center support. At that point you will need to make a couple of more trips around to eventually be able to snap the canopy into the poles. Then its just a matter of raising the poles to the desired height one corner at a time. It's not a fast process and not the preferable method if you have someone else standing around doing nothing... Yes, but not easily. Once the canopy stretches a bit and is broken in, I had no problem doing it at the beach. You just have to continually walk around to each corner pole and pull each one out a little bit at a time until you can get underneath the canopy and simply push up on the center support. At that point you will need to make a couple of more trips around to eventually be able to snap the canopy into the poles. Then its just a matter of raising the poles to the desired height one corner at a time. It's not a fast process and not the preferable method if you have someone else standing... » Read More Yes, but not easily. Once the canopy stretches a bit and is broken in, I had no problem doing it at the beach. You just have to continually walk around to each corner pole and pull each one out a little bit at a time until you can get underneath the canopy and simply push up on the center support. At that point you will need to make a couple of more trips around to eventually be able to snap the canopy into the poles. Then its just a matter of raising the poles to the desired height one corner at a time. It's not a fast process and not the preferable method if you have someone else standing around doing nothing... « Show Less
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Pulling it on soft sand is definitely a workout - especially loaded with kids and supplies BUT don't let that scare you off - it is the best purchase I made (besides an Xtracycle) for transporting both my children and gear all at the same time. You get used to the weight on the soft sand and just go slowly if necessary. We love it and go to the beach several times a week in it.
1546098
Once you learn how to fold it back by following directions or watching video, it is easy. Maybe a bit longer than 3sec. More like 10-15sec but still easy. At a windy beach you may need an extra set of hands
1515000
Ehh if you stay down by the water in the harder sand you should be fine. It has hard plastic wheels like the little tikes wagon. Also I would attach the handle to the front so you are pulling your child rather then pushing. Hope that helps.
1927196
Yes, it is very rugged and can handle the beach with ease. I love mine. Dan
663405
It is pretty good from my experience. I have to roll it on grass and a slight slope to get it to the car with no boats. I have moved it on gravel with two paddle boards. if the load is balanced it is pretty easy. You do need to watch the momentum once you get it going -- allow space to stop.
1474389
I put sand in the bottom of mine and it is still pretty easy to move. A child or 12 year old would have trouble but a reasonably able adult can place it wherever desired.
918575
No. You have to push it. But it's not hard. It's light weight and very effective.