The only drawback is the handle is a little awkward - it kinda sorta clicks into position, loosely. I have 4 nieces so beach days involve carting a lot of stuff from our car to our beach spot.

The table is aluminum with four insulated drink slots. Loved the insulated cup holders. The soft sided cooler looks like it will not fit well on the cooler stand but it does and is held in by the bungee cord that holds the chairs on the cart.

Since it has 2 wheels, i have no trouble navigating stairs or uneven ground. The bungee cord has a hook system that i've never seen before. There are locking connectors forward of the wheels. Wheels work much better than the tommy bahama one.

Rio chairs fall from the chair hanger. The netting is so small i guess maybe if you rolled up beach towels you could get them in it but certainly not a beach bag. Umbrella pocket is way too small for a normal umbrella and also fall off.

Maybe it has to do with the softness of the sand you are in, but this fell apart first time at the beach. You have to hold it with two hands, one at each end of the handle and walk backwards which is a pain in the sand. I doubt that the inventor ever ...  Read More

The design is flawed. The thin wood on the table after less than 30 days is now very warped. It's poorly made, cheaply constructed. The description of the cart is not accurate online.

It is cheap for a reason, spend a little more on something that won't make you want to scream profanity in front of your children.