Will it fit in a sand spike?
1124491
I don't think so, if your sand spike is a pointed end that is meant to be pushed into the sand. the opening is approximately 1-5/16 inches which is designed for a butt of a fishing rod. hope this helps you!
986382
I'm afraid it would just push it around. There is no suction. You can use a swifter pad or a microfiber cloth. I don't think with one would grab sand very well.
1869473
yes. But this is not a good product. Mine came with a bunch of air inside which makes the sand get trapped and not work.
1604859
Yes. Depending on how much sand you need to pick up and how much time you have. I use this to pick up sand in my Hot tub brought in by grand children works great!
148367
Hmmm...I couldn't say for sure but my gut says yes. The spikes are a decent size and they worked great for pushing a car uphill with no sliding (but we were in packed snow). I'd give them a whirl. If they don't work, Amazon has a decent return policy. Good luck. Be sure to post how it goes!
1890524
Yes but it would have to be really dry sand for it to flow thru small opening of the spreader. really dry.
2087783
One spike will cover up to 7,500 square feet. It will cover up to a 95 foot diameter in an unobstructed area.
1405689
it can fit anything from a reg beach size pole to a market size...ect...just one note if you buy it becareful how tight you tighten it !it`s strong!!! and will bent metal or drill into wood if you over do it! but it works great if used right! and awesome on beach and in parks!
487907
It comes with a spike that you screw into the bottom and then push into the ground
1014947
I didn't like it and returned it. The spikes are plastic. It's only about 48" I think but not sure
1084915
No, it must be used outdoors. There are three spikes in the bottom that must be driven into the ground.
1732276
Yes, it will, but the Velcro pad that holds the sand paper wears out quickly.
890428
I don't think it will, it fits kabar sand cutco kabars which I have and works great....
2178050
it has the screw type end of the pole to screw into the sand, if that makes sense.
4138
I doubt if it would do well in sand unless you put cardboard or wood under the slim legs to keep them from sinking in the sand. I used it in a tent and on grass. I put cardboard under each leg to not poke holes in the tent floor. On grass, it sank a little especially when wet.
1064033
Yes there is a spike. It's about 4 or 5 inches long and is made of plastic.
857295
I'm thinking that if you are going to to keep it in a container to bring it in over winter,then a single spike will be emough for it. They grow between 6-12 ft eventually, but containing it will keep it smaller