I just bought this and love it but does anyone know if I can take it in the sand? I worried about mucking up the wheels if they are barring based.
1338994
I have taken it in the sand, didn't muck up the wheels, but it was tough to pull!
142893
I would add that I have had mine only since Sept and it is broken; one wheel will not swivel and makes it hard to turn. It was used only inside. It works poorly on carpet, and I would not try it on grass, sand or gravel. Customer service refuses to assist me with a repair; I am going to talk to them again after the first of the year and if I get no assistance at that time, may report the problem to the safety agency.
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I was told it wasn't for sand but I have 3 of these and love them!! I think in packed sand could be ok but walking thru sand dunes would be a struggle but it is to walk too!! Perhaps you could retro fit it to have good sand tires put on.,,, but they are wonderfulovong strollers just wist they were made for adults :-)
1511753
I have the Bob and it has been great on the beach. The large wheels are what really make a difference.
283200
None of them deal well with sand.....you have to take it apart and change bearings....lots of WD40
996354
I haven't used it over sand but the wheels are hugh and turn smooth so I wouldn't think there would be a problem over sand. I think you will enjoy it on sand.
410745
the walker may do well on packed sand but would bog down in the softer sand due to the weight on the wheels by the user. This is an amazing walker, very versatile
1807696
I would take mine to a beach (if I had access). However, I don't think it would roll in sand. Luckily, this cooler has handles and is easy to carry. I've had mine for 2 months and I'm very happy with it. It's not bulky and awkward like most coolers.
1117587
It is sort of like a dust buster mounted on a stick. I have not tried it with sand but to be safe you might want something with a more powerful motor.
806975
I couldn't compare it to the Wonder Wheeler since I haven't tried that one but the Beachcomber Wagon does a good job in the soft sand. Good luck.
253182
I do drive mine outdoors, but it is not very rugged. It is good on paved surfaces but not on gravel or bumpy yards. I have ridden mine in the rain but I wouldn't let it get too wet or it might damage it. I don't think it would be good in snow or on icy surfaces. Better for malls or paved surfaces.
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.
468937
Never tried it on sand. Should be okay on packed sand. Think the bar through wheels would get stuck in soft sand.
554520
I have used it on several types of terrain. Pavement, gravel, hard dry sand, dry soft sand and rocks. The only two improvements that could be made to make this the most versatile would be balloon bicycle tires and lockable brakes so you could lock the brakes on a hill. It has every other feature covered. The existing wheels are sturdy and serviceable on all those terrains as long as you go slow. I hope this helps!
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I have bought it just a few days ago, I still don´t take it out of the box... but I have a friend who says that it´s a little complicated to handle with the kids inside on the dry sand, because the tires are thin, so the the car gets buried... he says that it´s OK in the wet sand...
1075135
I suggest riding a mountain bike first. The front wheel is a mountain bike wheel and the back wheels would be easy to go over sand. My only concern is the front tire.
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no I have no problems like this I've walked on the beach I've used it in dirt and haven't had one problem with it I absolutely love mine and so does my Furbaby. the wheels are very sturdy and strong I have even pushed mine out in the grass and no problems no wheel collapsing nothing like that like I said I absolutely love it