Can this roll on sand easy?
1130363
It's ok on sand. I would suggest that you get a wagon with rubber tires if you go to the beach often. We ended up purchasing a beach utility wagon because we didn't feel that this wagon was the greatest at the beach. Otherwise, we love the wagon!
1130364
Roll, no. It's more of a drag it along. The wheels arenet designed to go through sand but will slide along with the right amount of pull. Even though it doesn't go in sand easily, I still found it to be worth the money.
1546098
Once you learn how to fold it back by following directions or watching video, it is easy. Maybe a bit longer than 3sec. More like 10-15sec but still easy. At a windy beach you may need an extra set of hands
1572761
You can roll it up but it won't be very convenient, it won't be a tight roll.
1594024
No, I did not find it difficult to shape and sand. The material hardens reasonably quickly (over night is best) and you should have little problems with using it
666029
It does pretty well at sand.. The unit is very light.. We have an oreck but tend to use this instead
459857
Yes, it rolls very easily (so easily that you need the brakes applied if you want it stationary).
1679844
Extremely easy! I have tile floors and it rolls right over the grooves and bumps without a problem.
549343
I don't believe that you would wish to do this very often. It can be done, however, the wheel position requires that it be picked up rather high on the other end in order to roll it.
2167856
i have not used this in sand, so i have no idea how it would handle in sand--sorry.
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.
534013
I not sure it is as easy as any of these types of roll around I have seen this does have larger wheels then others I have seen should help
1807695
It's great for the beach but of course won't roll well through sand if it's not packed down. Easy to clean by lifting out the hard plastic liner and you can just flip over and pat the sand off.
996356
I dont have sand here but it has large wheels but they are not fat. It could be a chore pulling through deeploose sand.
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.
1575478
The material is certainly flexible enough to roll. I don't think it'll take away its function since water will still be contained. However you'll need to find a way to "secure" the rolled portion so it'll stay put. Maybe get 2-3 bricks from your home improvement stores. Will cost you less than $2.
1738185
I think not. It will probably roll nicely on wet packed sand, but would get bogged down in dry sand. Either way, I don't want to risk sand in the wheels and fittings causing wear and malfunction.
1048835
It's not a very sticky or tacky material so I wouldn't think too much sand would stick to it. That being said, I don't think there is any kind of roll up style mat that you could lay on sand and NOT get at least some sand sticking to it.