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Camping & Hiking | Home » » Rio Beach Wonder Wheeler Wide Beach Cart | | | | | | | Description: | | The Wonder Wheeler Wide, the largest of the series. This will make your day at the beach more practical then ever before. This cart uses the same technology as a baby stroller. Huge 10 inch wheels and an extended neoprene handle makes handling a breeze. Full width back cover for extra durability, with an embroidered back pocket for quick access storage. | | | Features: | |
• Foldable beach cart with large all-terrain wheels and a sturdy frame
• 15-cubic feet of storage and a 100-pound weight capacity
• Wide, all-terrain back wheels; articulating front wheels
• Extended, stroller-style handle with neoprene grip
• Deluxe removable tote bag; side umbrella holder; bottom tray and rack
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| 32.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 20.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 5.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 18.8 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 57 reviews |
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68 of 69 found the following review helpful:
Life made super easyApr 10, 2010
By M. Vrgili
"Sobe Chica"
It took me like 2 weeks to use it cause I was afraid it wouldn't work and I'd be stuck in the sand alone with all my stuff. Not the case, I live two blocks from the beach on Miami Beach and it has made my life so much easier. I hate paying $20. for a chair and an umbrella which is the fee most hotel's charge non guest to use the chairs and umbrellas on the beach. The rio beach cart has given me the ability to avoid that completely by being able to bring my own chair and umbrella comfortably with me to the beach. It rolls like a stroller, when you get to the sand you just tilt it a bit and pull instead of pushing it. Overall I think its awesome. It was also very simple to put together and arrived quickly. I'm a woman in my early 30's who is 5'2" and weighs 140 pounds just to give you a picture idea of my strength or overall ability to lift and carry stuff. I didn't sweat a bunch using it. I now bring a beach bag,an umbrella, a chair or two, and a lunch cooler all to the beach with me. It can actually carry more stuff but its just me or me and a friend so its all I need. I hope my review has been helpful in your decision making process.
30 of 31 found the following review helpful:
Beach perfectOct 05, 2009
By R. Ramos
Excellent for the beach, which is why I bought it. Big wheels make a difference. So, if you are trying to decide between larger or smaller wheels, pay a little more for the larger wheels. My only issue so far is that it is a bit awkward to fold down (like a stroller).
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 This is great at the beach.Jul 10, 2010
By Jennifer Hollywood
This was awesome at the Outer Banks this past week. I carried 4 chairs, 5 towels, a cooler, books, boogie boards, umbrella, sunblock, a tent, and other stuff to the beach alone. You have to pull it in the sand, not push. Everyone loved it. Since I always get stuck carrying everything I really loved it. I would recommend this to anyone with kids or who likes to bring everything to the beach.
13 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 DO NOT EVEN CONSIDER BUYING THISAug 09, 2010
By Patrick Jacobs
I'm not sure what the other reviewers were carrying, but unless the sand is as hard a concrete, this thing is WORTHLESS!!! Even worse, you probably expend more energy dragging it through the sand than it would take to just carry your things. Even almost empty, it took significant effort to pull it through the Jersey shore sands- all the while we watched folks with the big air filled wheels glide right past us with almost no effort. I am going to try to fit the air wheels on this cart - failing that, it goes to the dump.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
A great beach cart!Jul 02, 2011
By M. Walfred
"MDW"
We live in the Delaware coastal region and had bought a beach cart at a big box store that had small rear wheels and only posts in front. It was terrible. So I found this exact cart on Amazon and we decided to invest in it. You will notice a vinyl or plastic tray at the bottom. We are able to place large to medium sized cooler on this shelf, place several towels, beach bag or other "stuff" inside the net bag. It has a side sash for one umbrella. We are able to hang three Rio beach chairs on the front. What I really like about this particular cart is the detachable beach bag that hangs from grommets and it is very handy for various bric a brac we lug at the beach. In so many words, we have loaded this baby down pretty well and have had this cart two years with out a tear or rip. We go to the beach almost every weekend with it. Sand conditions will determine how easy this is to pull. Normally I push it on the boardwalk entry of Cape Henlopen State Park, and then drag it behind me to more firmer sand nearer the water. Sometimes I can push it on the sand at this location but normally I resort to pulling it behind me. My husband carries a very large wooden umbrella and a beach table. As a female, I have no difficulty tugging this cart behind me. I see one person from the Jersey shore said it was useless in the sand- if he did what I did and pull it in wetter/firmer sand he would realize how helpful this cart really is. I see them proliferating all over the beach now - word is spreading. This model has the necessary wide sand wheels. It folds easily for storage. Well worth the money (and best price is at Amazon!!!)
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