Juggernaut Storage Rolling Utility Cart, Heavy Duty & Waterproof Caddy, 220 lbs Capacity, Blue

Great cart overall, needed a lot of add-ons to make it perfect.Positives: Well built, with quality welds and aluminum bars shaped for added strength (not smooth). Easy to put together in less than 5 minutes. Handles well with 10 beach chairs (~80 lbs) on the custom built racks added on, as long as you take turns slowly, but very stable side to side. Tipping backwards, the back foot catches things even when in the "up" position, and no harm done-just a bit of panic when you think it's tipping all the way over. Wheels stay on top of the sand, and is easy to move with two fingers, even with ~125 lbs of gear - as long as its balanced properly front to back.My add-ons: Added lanyards to all the push pins, tying them to the frame so they don't get lost. Added 1-1/4" PVC chair racks with 12+ chair capacity. Added Hefty 7.25g/29qt tote bin from Lowes for towels or other items you want to keep dry and sand free - fits perfectly. Had an old igloo cooler that also fit perfectly. Added Qty:2 - 15.5"x17.5" pieces of 1/4" HDPE underneath the blue liner, with notches cut in one board to accomodate the axle bolts. Used two boards so removal is easy, they meet perfectly at the center support cross-bar - and you can remove a board and place it on top to make a table for the beach. It's only narrow aluminum support bars underneath, not a solid surface so anything heavy or somewhat sharp (like an umbrella) thrown in that misses the bars will eventually punch right through the blue liner. Added Bungee chords to keep the chairs from swaying when moving. Added large rubber twist ties (on Amazon) to hold things (umbrellas & 4-post canopy in a bag) vertically between chair rack posts. Have large beach clips (on Amazon) so we can use the PVC posts as towel drying racks and they won't blow away. Plan to add a couple robo-cup holders like in other pictures.Negatives: Had to drill additional hole in the aluminum rear foot to get it locked into the upright position, took 30 seconds. The welds are what prevent the foot from raising up enough to use existing holes. The wheels seemed over-inflated upon delivery, but didn't notice any damage, and haven't had issues so far.TBD: Haven't seen any rust yet, but have only been on the beach with it a few times. I suspect the U-bolts holding the axle in place will be the first to show it. Probably an easy replacement. I'm thinking the blue liner will be in shreds within two summers, might buy the replacement on Amazon now while I can, but not sure if it's exactly the same size since it's from different company.

I looked hard to find the right combination of features. Wanted inflatable balloon tires, stoppers in the rod holders and removable handle. This delivered plus. Took 10 minutes to put together without looking at instructions (found them after I assembled!). Cart is all aluminum with welded on rod holders. Really happy!

This cart is perfect for hauling gear to the beach! There were no issues with welding, bent parts etc. Everything lined up and it only took about 5 min to assemble (basically just tightening some u-bolts on the frame and adding the tires). The tires are not an issue, mine came inflated to the specified 3psi. I’m not sure why so many people complain about the tires, they’re just like every other beach cart tire. Just get a normal pump that displays psi and it’s no issue. The cart is not a large cart, but the size is perfect for our usage. I didn’t want a huge cart so this one is perfect, but don’t get me wrong it’s not small. I have a large Rtic cooler and it does fit, but it fills up the entire cart. We typically use soft coolers and they fit fine. There are companies online that make aluminum bars that hold beach chairs, gear etc for $30 and they attach right to the frame. I’ve used the cart at the beach a few times and it worked great! I even had a few people ask where I bought it, as they struggled to get their gear through the sand. I would definitely purchase again! It’s about $100 cheaper than carts the same size and it works just as well!!!

Honestly, would have given 5 stars, however, like many others have said, holes didn't line up correctly, had to do some drilling, this was in the footing posts. Overall though the cart is of decent quality, pretty sturdy. Ignore the dimensions they have advertised, those are measurements from top of handle to floor, back of cart to front of handle, and outside of wheels. The important measurements are the actual inside of cart, which are just shy of 14" x 33 1/2" we are able to fit a 30qt cooler, 2 beach chairs, 2 bags with our speakers and other beach essentials, and an umbrella. Depending how you stack things you can get more or less, i think it's a good size for our needs, remember, the bigger the cart the heavier it will end up, although these tires help get you over sand ok, you're still gonna be pulling that weight. I'd say for most of us this will be the best compromise between size and price, even though i believe the prices on these type of tires is blown way out of proportion!

The cart was one of the cheapest aluminum-built carts out there. It looked well-built and was very easy to assemble. The 12-inch fat tires move over the powdery sand at Pensacola Beach, Florida. I am more than eager to go back to the beach now!

It really glides on top of soft sand with a full cart! Was very easy to put together. Made well with just a couple of extra holes I had to drill to raise the pulling handle a little higher and to raise the under the cart supports off the ground a little more. With some ingenuity I am going to construct a PVC chair holder on the front and back of the cart. It is light weight but very sturdy. A great but for the beach!!

Inside compartment measures 34.5 inches x 14 inches.The welds aren’t the best but they will hold fine. Rod holders are good. And you can set the handle in the back or front.Also comes with 2 T-shaped legs that can be used to stabilize the cart. I use them to store my cart off the ground and keep the weight off my tires as much as I can. Storing these carts on the balloon tires long term can deform the tires and ultimately affect the integrity of the tires.It’s not very spacious but it’ll hold the essentials and is a great starter surf fishing cart.