can i use it over the sand
1710395
Sure, but I don't think you need both. I was going to do both, but then just decided to go with the gorilla pad. It's an easy install and feels great on your feet!
1710396
Yes and I didn't put sand under my pool just cleared the grass, that is the main reason I bought the pad and really like it. I put the ground cover down first then the gorilla pad.
1710397
Yes I recommend using it over sand smooth sand really good first used the blanket recently when I replaced pool liner put it down on top of the sand that was put down when first set pool up turned really good we'll pleased how it turned out
1710398
We have sand under ours. Just be certain your sand is completely level to prevent dips and valleys. We thought ours was, but we ended up with a few slightly noticeable areas where we must have not leveled footprints well enough.
1907470
I haven't tried it on sand. I would think that if it is hard sand you'll be OK, but soft sand where the wheels will sink and require a bit of dragging would be a no. These are not puffy all terrain tires. They are hard plastic/rubber tires made for sidewalks and asphalt.
1927197
I don't know c for sure but it's waterproof so I would think it would be sand tolerant as well.
334863
Absolutely! ---- it works wonderfully!Grass, Gravel, cobblestones! Have not tried sand but...
1006858
I would use it only as designed for the beach. Any other application would be a waste of money.
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.
996353
It moves nicely over any terrain . I wouldn't take it over really deep soft sand though. Tires too narrow. A great folding cart though.
1907240
Probably not the best for sand. I think the wheels would just slide over the sand instead of rolling since they are plastic. Something with rubber type wheels might roll better since they can get some traction.
154944
I wouldn't, you need longer stakes for a beach, the sand won't hold them well and wind is more likely at a beach I would try 3 feet stakes
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
137682
Per our research, this item should not be used with sand but is said to be safe for use with plants. The sand will stop up the line and bring troubles down the road with the product.
2230294
I did not even use any sand, water or rocks with this board. It is heavy enough to withstand the wind. I never had it blow over even in storms. IF you want to use something, I would use fine sand and use a funnel to get it into the holes, but seriously it withstood lots of wind in N AZ just fine.
1856805
I've never used mine in sand.But have taken it on a farm with lots of dirt. it still does fine. I can't really answer your question
2012570
I have never used the cooler at the beach, so I don't know how well it would roll over 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.
519590
I would only use for beaches. It's very thin. Keeps out sand. Drys quick. And easy to shake off sand. Also very light and compact.
410743
You could use it there, but it would be difficult to roll due to the hard narrow wheels. For sand you absolutely need fat inflated tires, which I'm sure you could get, perhaps with the same size snap in tube aluminum "feet". Then you could change out the tires dependant upon the application. As is though, doable, but hard work.