Can it handle going up and down steps (like the ones on a boardwalk path to the beach)?
1406397
I've never tried this, but I imagine if the steps were a fairly shallow rise and just a few of them at a time, you could go over them. If the steps are steep you may have trouble going over them w/o dumping your payload. The cart is definitely built well and durable enough to handle a few steps.
1406398
I have owned this about 10 years. I think I have only taken it up and down my stairs empty. It made it but I'm not sure how it would be loaded down. You can force the leg/kickstand up and probably make it. I live at the beach and use it all of the time. It is a life saver and so easy to push fully loaded. I also use it to take my kayak to the beach. I hope this helps. I will try and go home and load it and try the steps and answer again.
1406399
It would probably be okay, depending on how heavy you have it loaded. The tires are filled with air, so they should roll over them fine, but the whole thing is kind of long so you may have to drag it at an awkward angle going up or down stairs like that
1406400
We did not encounter steps but I think it would as long as you were not loaded too heavy. I also think the effort to pull it up steps, if heavy, would be substantial.
806974
Yes, our family has used it at OBX on both the ocean and sound sides and it moves easily compared to other beach devices we have used. We have also used it at our grandkids soccer games to cart everything from car to the fields as well.
599309
Yes.. Pull it backwards and it will go easily... we bought it to use for the beach and we love it!!!!
1752159
I don't know but I can say that it is very sturdy and I think it is quite possible that it could do it, but until your sure of it I would recommend not using the step extenders yet.
361634
This is a very sturdy walker. As long as the ground is level, you should have no trouble. I LOVE mine.
1667801
As long as the steps are able to handle salt water. Also, if they are hollow and plastic, there need to be a way to fill them with water so they sink. I replaced the ladder that came with the set with a heavier duty one as the one that comes with it is not that great. For the money, the pool is pretty nice. Great for doing laps, volleyball, etc. Good luck.
2124268
Yes. I think so. It's not too high. It has nonslip rubber on top and on the feet and its very sturdy. also lightweight and easily moved around.
1051564
Not easily, but it could be done. I have a ramp with a bit of a lip to scale to bring my groceries into the house. I leverage my foot against the back wheel, and lean it back a bit to get it over the lip. I guess it would all depend on the depth of your steps.
1602677
Yes it's pretty easy to move. It might be more difficult if you fill the bottom with water or sand
2138437
yes. its not that wide so the sturdyness could be a problem. Double check the dimensions and see if that will work for your steps :)
2232591
It can be used for walking and there is even a run/walk interval setting. It does not count steps but it tracks distance, including elevation.
1055983
The steps are not slippery. I think it would work just fine for your purpose.
2226710
Yes, I was able to bring it up a full flight of stairs and it held up beautifully. I was very happy with the purchase.
491123
I doubt it. The wheels are small and although it looks sturdy it's not a"step walker ". I purchased it to improve on it and use it as a tackle box hauler.
1129221
Yes just be careful because the width is as one of the steps, but I use it and the ladder is so light!
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.
2040386
It is light enough but it does not break down easily, so it will be bulky as you try to carry it up and down stairs.