When you’re packing for a long day at the beach, there is a lot you have to remember. From sunscreen to snacks to an umbrella, let’s just say that you need more than your two hands to carry at all. RIO Brands has a beach cart that will not only hold your summer essentials, but opens up to become a table.
In cart mode, the RIO Beach Wonder Cart (40 by 18 by 14 inches) has 10-inch rubber tread wheels, so you can glide through the sand. It holds up to four standard-sized beach chairs and has a spot specifically for your beach umbrella, along with a mesh storage pouch for all the extras and a bungee cord to attach more necessities. Then, once you find a good spot on the beach in the sand and unpack your items, open it up to become an aluminum clad table top with four cup holders. Your drinks will stay put even next to that ocean wind!
You can get the RIO Beach Wonder Cart on Amazon for $49.99. It’s earned a spot as an Amazon’s Choice product, meaning it has been highly rated, well-priced, and ready to ship immediately. Although summer is still months away, there’s nothing wrong with preparing in advance (and daydreaming of warmer weather, of course).
“This beach cart is very useful and overall a very nice product for the price,” one person wrote. “Item came very well packaged and was easy to assemble,” wrote another. “As other reviews mention, it isn’t large enough to carry a lot.”
If you don’t think you’ll get much use out of the table, you might make better use out the Mac Sports Beach Day Lounger. Just like the Wonder Cart, it starts as a wagon to hold all your beach things, but when it opens up, it’s a beach chair! It’s also available on Amazon, so you can get ahead of the game for all those relaxing weekends in the sand.
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