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.

A ski attachment for a wheeled insulated cooler which includes a left ski and a right ski and an upturned flange on each that is biased towards the inner edge of the ski. The upturned flange and a bracket are coordinated to allow a fastener to attach the bracket to the upturned flange. The bracket captures an axle and allows free rotation of the axle when the skis are connected to the axle. The bracket captures the axle to prevent the axle from being dislodged from the bracket on the ski. The ski is wide enough and long enough to provide sliding support for the insulated portable cooler over surfaces where wheels aren't useable.

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.