Bonnlo Beach Fishing Cart, Beach Wagon Trolley with 12" Big Balloon Wheels for Sand Foldable Beach Trailer with 18.5" x 15" Cargo Deck, Fishing Rods Holder, Water Bottle Holder, Mesh Bag, Hand Pump

I just got to use this today. I took it fishing and It worked great. It’s strong, sturdy, and the tires glide over thick sand. I use it for fishing and am so happy I bought it! It goes up and downstairs easily, even with a cooler on it because of the big sturdy tires. For the price compared to others, you cannot beat it. Everything about it is good quality from the net that comes with it to the fishing rod holder and the straps. It’s a really great product. Would definitely recommend.

Looks great & assembled perfectly. Haven't used it yet but appears to be good quality. Pretty decent price too!

I received this cart today, assembled it, and took it for its maiden voyage. It assembled relatively easily, the upright has two sets of holes in the base where it connects to the bottom platform, which being in a rush I put it on backwards so the handle adjustment knobs were facing forward versus toward the wheels as they should. Aside from that, the assembly was easy, the tire inflation cutout provided enabled me to properly inflate the tires without over inflating them. I bought a “Used - Like New” item and the only issue was a dent about the size of a quarter, on the body of the air pump that comes with it. That was a non issue because it worked great in airing up the tires. All the accessories that come with it are great, holds a 10’ shore casting rod beautifully. Would highly recommend buying this unit. When mine can’t hang anymore, I will definitely look for this unit again.Heck, the axles can even be replaced if they rot out.Only other thing I will probably do is add washers on each side of the wheels to keep them centered better and keep the snap rings from chewing up the plastic rims.

I bought this recently for a trip to the beach. It held a 40 quart cooler and two beach chairs and it worked well. It's a bit difficult to strap everything down, and I used ratcheting straps as they cinch up, and hold things better than the straps that come with the cart.I found a mistake in the instructions though. If you look at the photo, I've marked one of the axle tubes. If you follow the instructions, they will have you install the axle tubes with little support and then they stick out well past the wheels, getting in the way.If you flip each axle tube 180°, they fit as they were intended, and don't stick out past the wheels. I hope this helps someone.

If you think you only received one axle screw and have been trying in vane to get a response from the manufacturer or Amazon, I have solved this... The axle screws are already attached to the cargo deck. You actually need to remove them, insert the axle tubes and then reinstall the axle screws.Note that the axle tube has two sets of holes, one close to the end of the tube and one further. The instructions show the end with the holes closest to the end being inserted into the cargo deck. It should be the opposite.This cart seems incredibly sturdy (I haven't used it yet) but the instructions are atrocious. Absolutely no response from the manufacturer through any of the avenues they provided and no way to contact Amazon other than a return. Just awful. I wish I had looked further and purchased a different brand.

Sand on the gulf is hard to get a cart over with the plastic wheels on most carts. But this cart has real tires that roll easily over the sand. I use it to transport my chairs, coolers, umbrellas and bags. Folds for travel compactly and unfolds for loading. Perfect!

I just purchased this and put it together. I agree with another comment that the directions need some work. The cart seems to be of decent quality, but I can't seem to get the handle to tighten. With the dimples in the handle, it would appear that the tightening screws would go directly into the handle, but there is a plastic strip on the inside that is keeping the end of the screw from contacting the handle. Maybe this is how it is designed. if so, mine must be defective because it won't tighten down on the handle at all. Nothing in the instructions seem to address this. Any advice would be appreciated.

This cart worked perfectly on our Panama City Beach vacation. We we’re staying across the street from the beach and carrying everything would be a task. I bought this prior to trip, wheels come off easy and it stores flat to easily fit in car trunk. I did go by Lowe’s and pickup a couple of extra wheel clips and tied them to the cart just in case one were to get lost in the sand. We had many complements from others who had normal wheel carts that don’t handle sand well. These tires worked great. Would buy it again in a heartbeat if I needed to replace but it’s well made and should last many many years 👍