Would this work well on the beach?
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..
2043441
Not sure - we actually used it for a wedding - the flower girl wasn't walking yet so we covered it all over with lace and flowers to make it look like a carriage for her to be pulled in for the wedding - I think it may work for the beach - I would probably try it - as long as its not loaded down I don't think it would sink in the sand - its pretty sturdy and well made
434143
Have not used it on the beach but I live in the country and have only used it outside. I live in East Texas where it is pretty humid. It works great. Hope this helps.
577206
Over a towel it would be great in that kind of setting. It does have the mesh sides so if the wind blows sand could get through but if you protect it with a towel around it or something of the sort it should work so I don't see that as being a problem. It's compact enough to just carry with you and it has a mat that you can take out and clean separately.
255365
It will work for beach camping. The qualifying is good and having windows is nice. But s far as setting up, it's may as easy or as hard as Any other canopy
1738183
I did not use it on the beach. The beach wheelchairs I have seen have different type wheels. If the sand is compact enough as in a dirt trail, it may work.
666029
It does pretty well at sand.. The unit is very light.. We have an oreck but tend to use this instead
1193089
yes it will work on the ocean but it does not do well in wind, so I would not recommend it for ocean going.
746884
It needs to be secured pretty well to the ground with spikes (12" and 18" spikes included). I would think that this would not hold up well on the beach. I would try using a goal with fiberglass poles.
1345857
I guess it could, but the features are designed for water, it probably won't be as fun unless you have your own separate sand toys to use with it (I.e small bucket and spade ).
1485015
I do not know about the beach. I only use my on solid surfaces. I am not sure if the wheels are big enough for beach sand.
1153736
Not likely to work on the beach. It needs a hard ground to plug in the pegs that hold up the net. I am not sure whether you will find the hard ground on the beach, because of texture of the quick sand.
255364
I think it would be fine for use on the beach, as long as you take-a-long something to tie it down with (bucket of rocks, concrete blocks, & bungee cords, etc). It really doesn't take much wind to move it or knock it down. Good luck & have fun!
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
435877
I would think so. As long as it is secured in the ground it should be fine. Maybe not in sand but regular hard ground yes.
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.
802216
I've never used it on the beach but my husband and I think it would be fine. It does come with spikes to "tie" the tripod down. Like any umbrella, I guess it all depends on how windy it is out. Sorry if I couldn't be more helpful.