A devise that makes it possible to use common-or-garden wheelbarrow in snow or other slippery conditions. The device can be used on any standard wheelbarrow and deployed in a matter of a few seconds, without any disassembly or adjustment to the wheelbarrow. The device consists of aplastic board, similar to a children's training snowboard, approximately 104 cm (41 inches) long and 28 cm (11 inches) wide, to which a metal cradle is attached in the center to snugly hold the wheel of the wheelbarrow.

A runner assembly for attachment to a utility cart or wagon. The assembly includes a mounting portion, a runner portion, and a hinge portion, wherein the hinge portion mutually couples the mounting portion with the runner portion. The hinge portion includes mechanical stop(s) to fix the position and/or angle between the mounting portion and the runner portion. The runner portion may include one or more recesses for supporting a wheel. A recess may be longitudinal in orientation. Another recess may be transversal in orientation.

A runner assembly for attachment to a utility cart or wagon. The assembly includes a mounting portion, a runner portion, and a hinge portion, wherein the hinge portion mutually couples the mounting portion with the runner portion. The hinge portion includes mechanical stop(s) to fix the position and/or angle between the mounting portion and the runner portion. The runner portion may include one or more recesses for supporting a wheel. A recess may be longitudinal in orientation. Another recess may be transversal in orientation.

This sliding accessory includes an elongated baseplate for sliding on snow, presenting opposite sides and a shoe, removably attached to a stroller wheel. The shoe defines a housing receiving a lower wheel portion, open toward the top and fixedly delimited by a bottom wall, and by two parallel side walls facing one another. Each side wall has a relief projecting toward the other. The reliefs cooperate by contact with the tire so as, by relative displacement between the accessory and the wheel, to pass the accessory between an operational configuration wherein the reliefs press the tire against the bottom wall to wedge part of the tire in the lower part of the housing to secure the sliding accessory to the wheel, and an inoperative configuration wherein the accessory disengages from the wheel, the tire being elastically compressed by the reliefs as the accessory passes between the two configurations.

This sliding accessory includes an elongated baseplate for sliding on snow, presenting opposite sides and a shoe, removably attached to a stroller wheel. The shoe defines a housing receiving a lower wheel portion, open toward the top and fixedly delimited by a bottom wall, and by two parallel side walls facing one another. Each side wall has a relief projecting toward the other. The reliefs cooperate by contact with the tire so as, by relative displacement between the accessory and the wheel, to pass the accessory between an operational configuration wherein the reliefs press the tire against the bottom wall to wedge part of the tire in the lower part of the housing to secure the sliding accessory to the wheel, and an inoperative configuration wherein the accessory disengages from the wheel, the tire being elastically compressed by the reliefs as the accessory passes between the two configurations.

The ground transport sled is configured for use on a bulk solid surface. The bulk solid surface is defined as a supporting surface formed from a bulk solid material. Examples of bulk solid surfaces include, but are not limited to, snow covered surfaces, sand surfaces, and gravel surfaces. The ground transport sled incorporates a plurality of runners, a plurality of cross members, a plurality of wagon tracks, and a cart structure. The ground transport sled forms a vehicle that carries the cart structure over the bulk solid surface. Each wagon track selected from the plurality of wagon tracks mounts on a runner selected from the plurality of runners. Each cross member selected from the plurality of cross member forms a bracing structure that stabilizes the plurality of runners.

The ground transport sled is configured for use on a bulk solid surface. The bulk solid surface is defined as a supporting surface formed from a bulk solid material. Examples of bulk solid surfaces include, but are not limited to, snow covered surfaces, sand surfaces, and gravel surfaces. The ground transport sled incorporates a plurality of runners, a plurality of cross members, a plurality of wagon tracks, and a cart structure. The ground transport sled forms a vehicle that carries the cart structure over the bulk solid surface. Each wagon track selected from the plurality of wagon tracks mounts on a runner selected from the plurality of runners. Each cross member selected from the plurality of cross member forms a bracing structure that stabilizes the plurality of runners.

Devices, systems and methods for converting wheeled carriers into sliding carriers include at least one sliding member positioned under at least one wheel of a wheeled carrier such as a wagon. The sliding member includes an abutment against which the wheel rests such that when the wheeled carrier is in motion, namely pushed or pulled, the abutment is likewise pushed or pulled, thereby retaining the sliding member(s) under the wheel(s) and transporting the wheeled carrier without significant wheel rotation. In this manner a wheeled carrier can slide on loose terrain such as sand. The device can also be used to slide objects other than wheeled carriers.

Devices, systems and methods for converting wheeled carriers into sliding carriers include at least one sliding member positioned under at least one wheel of a wheeled carrier such as a wagon. The sliding member includes an abutment against which the wheel rests such that when the wheeled carrier is in motion, namely pushed or pulled, the abutment is likewise pushed or pulled, thereby retaining the sliding member(s) under the wheel(s) and transporting the wheeled carrier without significant wheel rotation. In this manner a wheeled carrier can slide on loose terrain such as sand. The device can also be used to slide objects other than wheeled carriers.

The Beach Ski is a device that is comprised of a ski made of either a biodegradable wood or a plastic or PVC material depending on the preference of the consumer and a velcro strap that will secure the ski to the bottom of the wheel/tire of a the wagon, cooler, small trailer or any other small item with wheels/tires that does not have the availability to easily roll over sand or soft surfaces. The skis will aid in the transport of items that are needed for a day at the beach from your vehicle to the beach with ease by assisting the wheeled item in sliding/gliding/moving over the sand or any other soft, loose material.