Is this product good for the beach?
1079418
I haven't seen that in the beach. It's for your backyard or other outdoor use.
1079419
Probably not, I grew up in La Jolla, CA and there is no such thing a 'day with no wind'. Chances are, by mid-day, you'd be chasing it unless you had some serious weight on the legs. But it makes for a good backyard work station when your looking for some shade (i.e. Phoenix).
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... :)
688437
I've only used it on soil, both soft and compacted. It worked just fine in both. Never took it to the beach...sorry. It locates property pins really well; my primary use.
1738182
I have not tried but from my experience I would say no. Check online for rollators made for the beach. Sorry
114827
so long as you have a fairly spacious yard... that's what we use it for typically. I've never taken it to the beach.
1362458
I have only used it on my outside concrete patio and in my beaches and on the lawn.it seemed to help.
1401264
I didn't use it at the beach but it moves enough air to be helpful. Just remember it's heavy with all the batteries so you need a stable place to put it.
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.
252676
Well, it will keep you covered, and it will definitely dry you, but it's not going to provide either insulation value or wind protection. It should shed sand ok, but it's not designed to be handling real dirt...softeners and bleaches will decrease it's ability to hold water according to what I've read.
1898237
Yes, this product appears to be waterproof. However, I am not sure how long it would last outside. My guess is you might need a heavier product.
1858470
I've only used the sand for my grandson's small standup sandbox. The sand is very fine, clean, and soft. I hope this helps.
1952872
I have not tried it in the ocean, but I bet it works! I LOVE mine. I read the respond of another user--and I agree that you need to rinse it well and dry it. Actually drying it well is a good idea-- regardless where you use it. Have fun with it.
746882
I think it would work fine on a beach, if you have long enough stakes to drive deep enough into the sand. But the one I bought would take up an awful lot of room on a public beach.
1025047
Depends on the wind. Beaches can be very loud places on a windy day. That said, the unit itself is pretty powerful, so I'm inclined to say yes.
1219558
It's sturdy enough I think, but the rack is MUCH smaller than it looks. It's a good rack to put outside or in your bathtub if you need to air-dry a few small things like shirts, maybe bathing suits, stuff like that. Beach towels tend to be longer, and made of thicker material. They'd probably end up hitting the ground, or not drying at all if you needed to layer them. This rack probably wouldn't be your best bet for that use.
2181229
Yes the base would be perfect for sand and washes well. The top is half covered which would be good for sun cover. I would get the dogs use to it before the beach.
1609632
Yes. I haven't used it at the beach, but sand should filter right out of the bag.