I'm looking at the Q2000, with cart. Would anyone be able to comment how easily it would be to travel with? Would this be easy to take to the beach?
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I haven't tried it yet but the grill snaps securely to the cart. If your trying to bring it through soft sand that might be a bit tough because the wheels are narrow. I have thrown it in the back of my car no problem.
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The grill is somewhat heavy but will be easier to take it to the beach by itself; just find a nice pick-nick table or make a nice mound of sand to place it on - I would leave the stand at home
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Absolutely it would be easy to take to the beach. This grill is dry convenient and portable.
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It is very easy and very light. I bought the go go baby mini travelmate with it and could easily carry them both on. You just thread the seatbelt through the slot and pull it tight until secure. I put baby on another seat while I did it and it took maybe two minutes at most.
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Hey kevin. I think its just good enough. I haven't had a chance to use mine yet but of the same thinking. As long as I keep it with me and on my back while transporting it it should be ok...hope that helps
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I use it at the beach but it's not meant for the beach, the wheels are too small. I've not found one with large wheels that's this small. I mainly bring it to ball fields, etc. if you take it to the beach you end up dragging it through the sand. Other than that it's a great cooler. I've had 4 of them. Hope this helps!
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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.
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I'm not sure this would be the cart for you for scuba gear. While we do tend to almost overload our cart with beach stuff it still manages to work across the sand but I wouldn't recommend it for the gear you are talking about.
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It would be very useful for the beach. The wheels are sturdy and move easily. You could fit a cooler and beach chairs. It will hold 140 pounds.
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We traveled with ours and it was easy. The stroller folds up quickly and was easy to maneuver through security. We chose to gate check and enjoyed having it available at our layover. The stroller held up well and has no damage from the travels.
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I own a D3S and wouldn't carry it on this cart because I don't like to subject my equipment to vibration (camera and lenses with VR). Not a good idea. If the lenses were in pelican cases, then yes. This is a nifty cart, as it takes up little space in the trunk but the wheels are hard abs plastic with a thin rubber around the wheel and the vibration when wheeling on a pavement is pretty intense. Hope that helps.
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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!
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Based on the cart's approximate displacement (surface area (11 SF) x side ht (1.25 LF) x Wt of Water (64 Lb/CFt ) the cart should carry around 800 Lbs before taking on water, so 50 lbs shouldn't be a problem at all, unless you get in heavy seas! I can't get to the cart at the present time to measure all dimensions (listed dimensions aren't sufficient for determination of displacement), but that being said, the 800 lb number is probably a tad low, since I was purposely conservative. Good Luck with the boating excursion.
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Never carried it to the beach. Didn't know that it was intended for beach use. It sits on my deck. However, you should have a "nanny cart" and you wouldn't care how much the umbrella, chairs, lunch, beer, etc weighed.
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It is quite small and would be really easy to transport. I had an old one for 15 year and it died so I got this new one and have been really happy with it.
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Hello, The cart weighs 18 pounds and is of a normal size as carts go. Seeing how the handle can be adjusted to any angle I am sure it will work just fine for you. What you will like about this cart is how easy it rolls (which makes it much easier to push around than other carts). It also has the brake by the handle/grip which would be an advantage for you smaller stature ;-). I have had my cart a little over a year now and since then now 5 of the people I play with regularly now own a Clicgear and every one loves it as I am sure you will too. My recommendation though is if you are unsure you may want to find someone at the course who has one (shouldn't be hard) and take a look at it or if you have Dicks Sporting goods you can look at them there, but buy here at Amazon as they are much cheaper :-)
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Oh yes! I live in hawaii and the beach is my favorite place to use this stroller. I mistakiny brought my bready once and wAs so mad at how it handled. We use bob almost everyday
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I have never been to Spain, so I envy you. I can't imagine any Ebike that is sturdier than this bike, and the shocks and large tires will provide good traction and stability, besides making the ride more comfortable than most bikes. The power is much better than anu other Ebike that I have ridden, and battery life is probably close to that advertize., Being able to take the battery off the bike will be a good plus for the kind of travel you are looking at. You will need a power adapter for the charger, biit it will handle 100-240 volts, so you will probably will not need a converter.. The minus is the weight of this bike, but that is where a lot of its strength comes from. The motor offsets the weight when underway, but carrying it any distance will be good exercise. The brakes are the best you can get for a bike. The seat needs to be taken off to fold the bike, but this is easy, just a lever. The pedals also fold. I do not think you could find a better bike for your trip. I hope you have a great, safe trip.
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Yes, it is very rugged and can handle the beach with ease. I love mine. Dan