Recommended for beach use?
460454
The three little stick-like tripod legs would probably sink in the sand. They have a small oval plastic base that helps to stabilize the seat on soil or uneven rock, but I don't think they are ideal for sand.
460455
It would work fine but if I were going to the beach I would prefer a more comfortable chair with a back.
460456
the chair is made from steel and not aluminum, so it could be used on the beach but salt water would limit the life.
807723
This chair would work perfect for the beach...i live in the caribean and that was one of the main reasons why i bought this instead of the regular high chairs..
1887918
Good luck finding sufficient battery power to carry outside. Even the acclaimed Tivoli iPal, rich and full-frequencied inside, wimps out when played outside. The Athena iVoice is not intended to be a beach speaker. You could try an Altec IM600, Logitech mm500, JBl On Tour, but they'll cost a lot more and still give you a lot less power and sound. You probably have a better shot with a unit that uses alkalines rather than rechargeables.
482386
Hi:Yes, I bought it to use it at the beach. I've had it for several month without any problems. I don't like the smaller beach chairs that drops me to the sand. I live in Miami beach and so far, so good.Thanks;IF
1927577
I agree with Archery Farms: "mostly floppy". A standard size lady's beach bag is much stiffer. My wife suggested, maybe spend a little more money, buy something more practical and "classy".
533061
Very good for the beach. We didn't even use the anchors. Just pushed it down in the sand by hand.
802213
haven't used it on the beach..really didn't buy it for that purpose. Sorry I am not more help
2146707
I use it at beach, in yard and concrete. I just make sure it is steady before I sit down.
1006858
I would use it only as designed for the beach. Any other application would be a waste of money.
1736951
Randy, the beach is the sole reason why I bought this unit. I really like how it works. You'll need to ground balance when you move closer to the water or you'll get bad readings. So I work above the surf and then ground balance again and move it the surf (water). Perfect for what you want.
1307272
If your thinking about using it at a sandy beach I would say yes. It works well for me at 235#.
401261
Hmmmm. Sadly never used these at the beach yet despite it being a staple of my party circuit. The stake is not that long but since the pole is light I would imagine it would still work. I could see gusty winds creating an issue though.
254869
I agree with the other posters. Salt water is fine but I wouldn't take out in the ocean because the tracking isn't great and strong winds/currents = super heavy drag. Flatwater is best for the Sevylor. I have another inflatable, the AE Sport, and I wouldn't hesitate to take that out to sea tho I think the AE AF performs better on the open water. Hope that helps.
1939576
I have not tried outside yet, but based on my use so far, it is pretty sturdy and should be ok. Sandbags would be highly recommended as this thing is pretty light.
1933642
I really haven't tried it on the beach, but the cross bar that helps keep it from sinking into the grass should be of some use to stabilize the chair. We really love ours. For an older person they are very easy to get out of because of their height.
692730
I use mine at the in-laws pool and it works great. With that said, I imagine its quite a bit noisier at the beach. If you're looking to rock out, you'll probably need something with a little more oomph.
1756163
We used the foam cove wedges. I would highly recommend them. Don't see how you could put sand on top of the pad.