Will the wheels work on the sand at the beach?
2026487
Probably not. The wheels are pretty small. Its rough on a gravel lot but easy on grass or pavement
2026488
Not very well in deeper sand...we pretty much had to drag it...but it is okay if the sand is fairly packed.
1373205
Depending on witch way you wire it, the platform can have a significant amount of force behind it. On the down side the default wheels are not the best for grip, so they tend to slide on certain surfaces. I suggest adding a new pair of treads to the wheels if you need it to operate on sand. If you have any more questions please ask them.
710123
I have not used it at the beach, but I would not expect it to work there. You need large, inflatable tires to go over sand.
839994
Could work. Wheels are smaller than the beach cart wheels, but if it is not overloaded it may be fine.
1051097
No, it has not been used at the beach. I wonder if the weight of the cart contents might make the wheels difficult to maneuver in the sand, but I really have no idea how useful it would be in that situation.
2167853
We haven't tried it on the beach, only on paved/hard packed surfaces. I think you would need bigger, softer tires for the beach, depending on how much weight you were planning to put in it... :)
18216
No, not disassembled easily. Wheels might not travel easily in sand (they are plastic).
699881
They are basically rollerblade wheels so it wouldn't work good on sand, rocks, or dirt. It needs to be pretty firm.
996357
I dont have sand here but it has large wheels but they are not fat. It could be a chore pulling through deep loose sand.
1534325
I would think so .... seems to be very sturdy.... would also work well @ beach in the sand ....
2167857
It would be very useful for the beach. The wheels are sturdy and move easily. You could fit a cooler and beach chairs. It will hold 140 pounds.
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.
2251887
Not really. The wheels are very slippery so tall or wet grass won't work. Mud is out of question.
115269
As long as the asphalt is smooth like clean cement floor. Small wheels won't roll over rocks/debris easily.
2153253
I've used in on hard sand but don't know about a blow sand situation.....please check my review of the product. I have not yet been able to get the wobble out of the wheels but haven't had much time to try yet
2012569
Hi...I don't believe it would roll well in sand. We use it at the park, and it works well rolling on hard surfaces from what I can tell.
455079
Yes, but I would not recommend it unless you are on a paved surface. The cart has a narrow wheel base on the front and can tip over on uneven surfaces like sand dunes. That is why you put beach chairs in flat on top vs stacking them in on their sides so they stick up above the wagon top. The first time I used it this way, the beach wind blew the wagon over sideways. Now I lay them flat on top and use a bungee cord to keep them from sliding off.