Rio Brands Wonder Wheeler Beach Cart - Ultra Wide Wheels with Bodyboard Pouch

I thought this would be as large as my regular Wonder Wheeler cart, but it is smaller. I wish the advertisements didn't omit that the wheels, while wider, are smaller in diameter. That makes a real difference. Still, it does the job. There is significant pinch-the-fingers potential when folding it, and the lock requires the angle of the folded legs to be just so--an angle which is not completely folded. This means you have to pull it back out just a bit, and keep it there while locking the hook over the protrusion. Not easy, time-consuming, and quite annoying, though one gets used to it somewhat.I'd say the lesser diameter of the wheels, which goes unnoted while their greater width is touted borders on mis-representation. I realize the measurements are given, but am I really expected to have memorized the diameter of my previous purchase?That these must be pulled except of very smooth ground needs to be made quite clear. They break in a jiffy if they are pushed across even a grassy lawn.

Just tested this cart on a trip to the Outer Banks (Waves), NC. Those of you who know, there is a large dune to climb to get to the beach. We loaded it up and pulled it over the the dune with surprising ease. IT IS NOT A PUSH CART, it is a PULL Cart and it did the job in very soft sand and held EVERYTHING -- umbrella, boogie board, chairs, cooler, personals...all of it.Worked as well as the most expensive carts I saw there that rented for more than we paid. I shopped beach carts for weeks and settled on this one. I feel like we made the right choice for our money.

I get stopped and asked about this cart just about every time I use mine. I have it in my Florida home and was willing to pay a little bit more for a cart like this as it serves several purposes. I can take it to the grocery store just a few blocks away, buy groceries and push them home. I take it to the beach and it's big wheels does a great job on the sand. On the days I drive to the grocery, I put all of my bags in the cart and use it to bring up my packages from the car. So easy!!!

Maybe I overloaded the cart, but the front (tires?) wheels came off the casters on the very first day. Not sure if anyone offers replacement front wheels???

I bought this item because I thought it was the best and superior in materials and constructions. The wheels appeared wide and massive and easy to manage. Their "EXCLUSIVE BAG" was a total let-down. This Rio Company is not advertising this product honestly. I tried to return this item and when I took this HUGE box to the post office, I was asked to pay $54 in shipping fees- AT MY EXPENSE. I ended up purchasing the same product from TOMMY BAHAMAS collections and my God, it's a world of difference in quality. The Tommy Bahamas beach cart looked better in blue, sturdier in construction, the WHEELS which I researched so much, was indeed BETTER made by TOMMY BAHAMAS. The tote made by TB was insulated and super thick. The pictures from RIO Brands is deceiving and I would RECOMMEND THAT YOU LOOK UP OTHER BRANDS before purchasing. I bought mine from Costco. I hope this helps.

After a decade of use, on of the back wheels finally cracked so it was time to purchase a new one. I am hopeful that this one is built to last since it seems to be the newer version of what we had.

It really only holds small boogie boards. I was able to fit two teen sized boards by using a bungy strap from a local store instead of the supplied strap. The bottom holder that hold the boards up is small, but the tips of two board were able to fit. .

Great for the beach. I ordered two my mistake, and now I decided to keep the one I was going to send back.It really holds a lot of items that are needed at the beach. Great mistake on my part.