Mac Sports Heavy Duty Collapsible Folding All Terrain Utility Wagon Beach Cart - Red/White

Just took this to Virginia Beach...great sand...fluffy. Been going there for over 10 years and always struggled with hauling a days worth of crap to the waters edge for every sunrise...enough stuff for 4 adults...and then to spend the day. I have tried other wagons before, but this is the best ever without a doubt. The wide wheels pull easily over the loosest sand, and on hard surface you barely know you're pulling anything. It folds up to fit under the back seat in our van. I really thought the handle would be a weak spot as it's not very large, but it was flawless. It folds up to a small size and comes with an attachable cover. The only flaw I see is that, when it's folded up, it won't stand up due to the rolling wheels. Too bad there's not a clip to lock them in place together...maybe a small hole through the wheels that a rod could be pushed through. But you just have to lay it on it's side to rest against a wall. Highly...highly recommend this cart. It was a great buy!

Large wheels a plus when used for beach trips. Condo living made easy. Folds up to go in car, unfolds easily to put all store bundles in it, fits in elevator. Put heavy laundry basket in it to go to laundry area. Getting many uses from my "little red wagon".

When trying to come up with getting either a wagon or a hand-truck type with big wheels, I was having to deliberate which design would be better. Well, this won, and I have NO regrets. I went on a trip to the beach, and because of such a busy weekend I could find no suitcase cart. Enter the beach cart. It took more trips, but the cart did double-duty by carrying all of our goods upstairs. On the beach, it worked great, no complaints. It handled two boogie boards, three chairs, an umbrella, and my cooler with no issue.Overall, this design went above and beyond what I needed. It's foldup is a snap. It comes with a cover for storage, but I didn't need it. When we went to get groceries for the efficiency we were in, it doubled as a food cart. As with others, my only complaint is that I wish the wheels could lock so I could stand it up. But other than that, this cart was a life-saver in versatility.

This is a great wagon, and not just for the beach. I purchased this in 2018 and it is still going strong in 2024. Living just a block off of the ocean, the wagon has seen many trips down the beach path and onto the beach. The wagon rolls and steers easily. It has also come in handy for moving heavy items around the property when doing lawn work or gardening. Most recently it came in quite handy when clearing storm debris including large portions of trees. Strong, tough, versatile wagon, I recommend it.

Be aware that this is heavy if you plan to put in the car and take places. My kids cannot take it out of the car. If weight is an issue, get something like the Rio Wonder Wheeler ,it’s way lighter.It is solid and feels well built. It holds plenty of gear.Two things to keep in mind:1. Because the front wheels are close together, you have to be careful on tilted ground, the wagon could fall over if it’s filled with a top heavy load.2. In loose sand it’s not going to roll freely. This has four wide wheels and does better than most beach carts but nothing rolls in loose sand unless you have the giant inflatable rubber tires, which are much more expensive. We walk directly to the damp sand and then the cart rolls much easier.Overall, the cart seems very good and should last for a while.

After two years and taking this to the beach and back at least twenty plus times, I can safely say I approve of this thing. I admit, I bought this with skepticism after one reviewer said it broke, but I guess he/she had the back luck of the draw. This thing is sturdy, roomy, and travels across the sand easily.Of course, hauling it requires strength depending on how much items you bring alongside you.My family initially told me that getting it was pointless and wasteful because it cost me $100+ at the time, but I thought it was a worthy investment with how large the extended family has become over the years. The family later agreed that this beach cart was a good investment after using it so many times and how we didn’t have to go and forth to the beach to bring back stuff.

This is a decent beach cart that for us held a Pelican 20 QT cooler, two towels, umbrella and two fold up beach chairs that collapse into a bag, as well as a large tote.The good stuff: it folds up nice, wheels well on lose sand (Long Beach Island, NJ tested) and made our lives easier.The not so good: First, there is a tag that instructs you to load heavy items in the back for easy towing with an arrow pointing to the back of the cart, opposite the handle. That’s crap. I even thought (that doesn’t make sense, because - physics) but what the heck. Yeah, any bump to go over (curb) or hill (beach access) and the front lifts and dumps the cart. LOAD HEAVY ITEMS BY HANDLE.Second, I am not sure the weight limit would hold up. 50lbs through soft sand with the wheels turning was “hard“ for me as a physically fit man in his 30s. I think heavier hauls would be a nightmare. Keep that in mind if you want to haul serious weight.Third, the quality for the price I think is off. We have used this cart for a week and light loads (50lbs at most). The handle feels like it could bend / snap with a heavier load and the paint is chipping in weird spots (see second photo). I am meticulous with my stuff so I might try rhino-lining the lower pieces and figure out a way to strengthen some key spots.All in all, I think it is a decent beach cart for once or twice a year if you’re careful to not overload it. I feel for $160 it should be a little better quality on key points like that handle. It does go through soft sand but with more weight, it might not.

It's pretty lightweight and folds easy. Wheels are perfect for any surface.