Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Well, having just gotten this yesterday, I haven't had a chance to use it on the beach/sand. However, just from messing around with it in the house, I am questioning why I spent so much money on what appears to simply be the frame of a flimsy stroller, with enlarged wheels. The chair 'extension' that you stack the beach chairs on is only supported to the frame by the mesh hanging bag. So the heavier the weight of the chairs, the more stretched the mesh bag gets. I wonder the strength/weight ratio? From the feel of it by simply pushing down a bit on the chair holder 'extension', it is not a lot. Assembly was ridiculously simple, so 5 stars for that. You can fit a small cooler on the bottom, although that uses up part of the area for filling the mesh bag & I wonder if the nylon 'bottom' of the cart will support a loaded cooler? There is the possibility the mesh bag can be pushed in front of the cooler & filled that way I suppose. My main concern is that when loaded with all the picture shows it can carry, will this hold up to being lugged over the same to the shore? I'll have to update at that time. 5/4/15 - This is a piece of junk. Seriously. Do NOT waste your money on this. One day - not even - was all I got out of it. It started falling apart not 5 minutes into using it. The rubber 'wheels' on the front twisted off all 4 wheels first. Then material across the bottom started ripping away from itself to the point of almost tearing apart all together. Maneuvering this thing is almost impossible - sand or pavement. I don't care what anyone else writes about this being "fantastic" or the "best thing on wheels" - it isn't. We hung two folding beach chairs - not heavy at all, just basic sand chairs off the chair hanging 'arm' & saw that the bottom piece started stretching. Then we put a little cooler with three scoops of ice & 6 bottles of water in it in the net hanging thing - sure enough the bottom thing stretched even more. Sun lotion, 2 towels, wallet & keys went in the basket & a small umbrella strapped on the side. Between the wheels unraveling themselves from the 'rims' on the front & the bottom literally pulling apart as we pulled it (properly on it's back wheels) through the sand, it was more effort in trying to keep this hunk of junk together than just carrying the stuff ourselves - which we ended up doing the rest of our vacation. I have added photos below to see the shoddiness of workmanship. I have contacted the seller to return the product (it has to be done by 7/15/15 I believe), so we'll see what they say. I will update if I hear anything. I really wished this would have worked - it could have been the solution for solo trips to the beach...