Beach Wagon with Big Wheels for Sand - All Terrain Steel Frame Utility Cart with 9" Pneumatic Tires, Collapsible Folding Design (Sand Warrior RX800)

Works as described. I had a big cooler, some chairs, umbrella etc all in there. Went through the soft sand no problem. I was watching people struggling with the big/small plastic wheel wagons (costco). It looked like there wheels were just digging into the sand. They aren't good for sand. If your using this mainly for the beach, its perfect. Im not gonna say it was super easy to pull, because I had about 75 lbs in there. But i wasn't fighting the sand. Saved me from making multiple trips to the car, being all stressed out + it folds up really nice in my front seat.

Great purchase I made for my husband! Just in time for the beach! The wheels worked great in the sand and I didn’t have to push from behind!!

The ballon tires are a must for soft and fine sand. The wagon is sturdy and doesn’t tip over and it is very compact which makes it easy to store and travel with. Only downside is the steering is a little loose or wanky but once you get used to the play it’s not really an issue. If you’re looking for a cart under $500 I think this is the best option out there.

This worked really well to carry all of our many things to bring on our beach vacation .

The looks are pretty sturdy, with metal framing etc however, once I opened it and loaded stuff on it for the beach, two of the wheels did not move. For once I thought of picking it up and move on the sand, but with all the other beach stuff, who wants to carry a metal frame on shoulders! I’m going to return it!

This wagon of perfect for the beach!! Easy to pull lots of stuff fits into it!! Beach life made easy!!

I use this for my crops and it works great. I can fold it up when not in use until my next crop.

I recently took this beach wagon for a spin, and I have mixed feelings about it. While its large tires are great in theory for navigating the sand, in practice, they made loading it in the car and storing it quite a hassle. Plus they didn't serve the purpose of making it easy to pull thru the sand.We had a lot of stuff loaded up in the wagon, including an ice chest, but we did not exceed the weight capacity of 220 lbs. Unfortunately, pulling it through the sand was a real struggle. It was so tough that we often had to lift the wagon instead. This sort of defeated the purpose of having a wagon, to be honest.If you're planning on using it on hard surfaces or hard packed sandy beaches, it might perform better. But for our beach day, it left a lot to be desired.