Has anyone used this walker at the beach and if so, how did it work? Thanks so much for your time.
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I have had this walker for approximate a year and have used it on all rough terrain. However, I do live near the Gulf Shore and have been their many times but never with this walker. I know for certain this walker would wallow in the soft sand and you will not be able to use it anywhere in loose soil or sand. Even if you had large inflatable tires, you would tire quickly trying to push it through the loose sand.
710123
I have not used it at the beach, but I would not expect it to work there. You need large, inflatable tires to go over sand.
15820
I love it for the beach and the sand. But just make sure you lock the front wheel in place for more traction in the sand. This is my favorite stroller EVER!
1251981
I have used it in soft sand and it rolls fine. The only thing you must do is pull it behind you rather than push it.
942412
I have no idea. Like I said it is a good Walker. Not as good as a wheelchair. The wheels don't move well when there's body weight on it unless you're on a tile floor or wooden floor and you're only going straight!
15819
The longest we have pushed this stroller from the sidewalk to our spot on the beach is about 40-50 feet. I shouldn't say pushed, because we had to pull. The tires do not sit on top of the sand exactly, they sink a bit making it hard to push. But, we can at least get our stroller out to our spot, whereas I've witnessed people attempt to take their street strollers on the sand and cannot get 3 feet. So, "does it work well on the beach?"...scale of 1-10, about a 7You will not be able to lackadaisically push through sand without some sweat. At least, that's my experience on the beach in Dubai, UAE where we currently live. The longest we have pushed this stroller from the sidewalk to our spot on the beach is about 40-50 feet. I shouldn't say pushed, because we had to pull. The tires do not sit on top of the sand exactly, they sink a bit making it hard to push. But, we can at least get our stroller out to our spot, whereas I've witnessed people attempt to take their street strollers on the sand and cannot get 3 feet. So, "does it work well on the beach?"...scale of 1-10, about a 7You will not be able to lackadaisically push through sand without some sweat. At least, that's my experience... » Read More The longest we have pushed this stroller from the sidewalk to our spot on the beach is about 40-50 feet. I shouldn't say pushed, because we had to pull. The tires do not sit on top of the sand exactly, they sink a bit making it hard to push. But, we can at least get our stroller out to our spot, whereas I've witnessed people attempt to take their street strollers on the sand and cannot get 3 feet. So, "does it work well on the beach?"...scale of 1-10, about a 7You will not be able to lackadaisically push through sand without some sweat. At least, that's my experience on the beach in Dubai, UAE where we currently live. « Show Less
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I haven't yet. I normally take my BOB Revolution to the beach. I use the BOB motion when I am out and about around the city/stores.
1933643
I really haven't tried it on the beach, but the cross bar that helps keep it from sinking into the grass should be of some use to stabilize the chair.We really love ours. For an older person they are very easy to get out of because of their height.
1295127
I use it indoors, but I wouldn't object to using it outdoors. Like another user said, bringing it to the beach seems like a great idea!
2203177
hello. i sent this back. not because it wasnt good but because i needed it for travel and i found this to be to big. i was travelling to amsterdam and they make one there that is a combo walker and wheelchair very compact. it is called a rollz rollator. sorry i could not be of any help.
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I have been researching this item to purchase, and multiple reviews on multiple sites state that this type of wagon is not a good beach wagon. Sand does not let thinner wheels roll easily (for example, it is very hard to ride a bike on sand). A lot also depends on how much weight you put in the wagon. So buy at your own discretion for beach use.
49063
My wife has used hers on gravel and in our yard. It will work in loose gravel but the harder packed it is the better. I guess it just depends on how rough the road is but I'll bet that if any walker will work, this one will.
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The Walker 3 Wheel Trio Roller did a fantastic job most anywhere. About grass I am not sure but I would say unless it is very thick it should do well. It was one of the lightest and most durable I had found in my research. All the positives about it were true. I bought it for my aunt. She loved it because it easily folded up to store in her car when she drove. It set up easily when we received it and she loves it. Another brand walker she had before, she complained the wheels kept going flat. On this Walker, they are solid. Another thing she liked about it.
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I have enjoyed my walker, especially since you can raise the handles so you don,t lean over. You can keep your back straight. It is very light and folds up nice and flat. Much better than others I've tried. Very easy to get around, even through doors.
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We haven't taken it to the beach yet, but use it in the yard quite often!! It is really nice and can't imagine that it wouldn't work well at the beach too. Enjoy!! Just watch those crashing waves!!!
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I do not know about the beach. I only use my on solid surfaces. I am not sure if the wheels are big enough for beach sand.
33174
This 3 wheel walker is great,it will not tip over. I am 86 broke my hip getting my foot under a large trash can and it knocked me down .I like it because I can get it in and out of my car by myself. I am a small woman and I can handle it with no problem and you can go through small place
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I just got back from a trip which required my mom to push me over brick sidewalks which were often uneven and cracked. I weigh 160 lbs. She pushed the equivalent of one block on straight path. It was okay but doing an incline was more of a problem. Also, it not a traditional wheelchair but it was better than walking with a regular walker.