Can I use this for toddler transport in the sand at the beach?
947477
we just bought it and naturally, like every kind of stroller/wagon, it's rough pulling for the parent, but it's not terrible in the sand. we go to the beach with the wagon, not the stroller. it shakes off the sand by the time we get home ))
1051098
I don't think it would be very handy trying to either push it or drag it over the sand. It's only reasonably maneuverable over either a hard floor or a carpeted floor.
806973
I love my beach wagon and even my grandchildren love pulling it. The 5 year old had trouble in soft sand, but then she was only 5. I take it to concerts and I have had more people come over to find out where I got it. You just have to remember to pack heavy items in the back.
1383439
Not if your toddler is as persistent as mine. I used this product to anchor the bottom edges of some pictures to the wall over his changing table. Lying on his back, he can detach them pretty easily. I think it might depend on where the objects in question are and whether he/she is able to get a good grip. If not, this might work....
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.
316658
Most definitely!! It closes securely, so there is no way for sand to get in. However, be careful where you put it down. The velcro closure is on the bottom when the bag is filled and upright (don't know why the manufacturer put it there), so don't put it on anything that may snag. For example, when I fill it with groceries and place it in the trunk upright, it stays and doesn't move while I'm driving, but when I pick it up, it does pull on the rug in my trunk. Other than that, it is a great bag to store stuff in! Hope this helps!
1796350
It is made of recycled materials and is pretty sturdy. I wouldn't hesitate to let my grandson use it in the sand.
1984423
Yes, assuming you monitor the activity as age appropriate. I think that the weight would be no problem. The rice might get caught in the wheel so I would choose the beans. If a toddler is tempted to eat sand, you might be able to try breadcrumbs. My two year old grandchild uses it indoors with water. It is a great resource for toddlers. I have the model without the release tab but I empty it in no time with a large cup. The height is convenient for toddlers (4 toddlers could play with room to spare).
424914
Yes, soft sand is NOT recommended. There is a better product named, "Beach Buggy". Look for it on line. The wheels on the Collapsible Wagon are way too narrow for any type of sand.
1734227
Yes, this can probably be used in harder sand (though, I've never tried). It does not come with a strap; we use bungee cords.
1161233
I use mine to got to the beach and carry beach chairs and beach stuff, never more than 20 pounds and it's under a mile to the beach. If you were packing this up with more than 35 lbs I'd recommend investing in a better quality trailer. This is mostly plastic and doesn't have an axle, the wheels attach to the frame.
1532631
Yes LB I believe it can. The family and I have been to the beach with and it held just fine. Also I let a friend borrow it for her wedding and that night was rainy and windy and it didn't move.
839992
I'm not sure if the wheels are adaptable to beach sand. It goes across my front yard with grass but the beach might have too many obstacles. Try it and it might or might not work.
2005679
I would say not so well. The wheels will not get you over the sand. If you don't mind dragging the cooler over the sand with the handle, that would be your best bet. It would be work.
2268471
I bought the sand digger for my 2 years old, the digger will not be strong enough for kids over 4.
154163
This should be okay on beach. We use it in a river with young non-swimming kids and they enjoy splashing around in it. They do go on the river in inflatable rafts wearing these and they have worked fine for that as well. The children are never near the water unmonitored in these however.
1967932
Not sure about the beach specifically, but on windy days where we use him, anything over 10-15+ mph, we have to bring him in. Does not work well in windy conditions.