The disclosure includes a portable fire pit comprising a housing, a first pair of wheels operatively coupled to a front portion of the housing, a second pair of wheels operatively coupled to a rear portion of the housing, and a fire pit coupled to a top portion of the housing, wherein the fire pit comprises at least one solid vertical wall. In some embodiments, the portable fire pit also includes a cover that converts to a table, as well as a suspension grate to hold firewood and a grill rack to hold food above the fire pit. The grill rack may be configured to be located at different heights above the fire pit, and may also be configured to rotate between positions directly over and to the side of the fire pit.

A beach cart is formed from a frame that has a pair of wheel trucks depend downwardly from either end thereof. A handle is attached at one end of the frame, either to the frame or to the wheel truck thereat, to pull the cart. A pair of chairs is attached to the frame and each has a base, a back, and a leg rest with the back capable of reclining and the leg rest capable of rotating with respect to the base. A table is located on either end of the frame and each rotates between an upright folded position and a deployed horizontal position. The chair back and leg rest as well as the tables act as sidewall when items are being transported by the cart between two locations.

This invention is for an improved combination chaise lounge and tote cart and especially to an chaise lounge and tote cart which can be folded to a storage position and can be quickly converted between a tote cart and a chaise lounge.

A wheel for a cart comprises a hollow cylindrical body. The hollow cylindrical body is formed of a stiff material and has a corrugated outer surface and a corrugated inner surface.

A collapsible cart assembly having a framework with two brackets. The two brackets have first arms, second arms and third arms. A rear leg frame section is rigidly affixed to the first arms. A front leg frame section that is pivotably connected to the second arms. A handle frame section is pivotably connected to the third arms of the brackets. Slides are disposed on the rear leg frame section. A first set of linkages connect the slides to the front leg frame section. A second set of linkages connect the slides to the handle frame section. The slides and linkages move the front leg frame the handle frame between an open configuration and a closed configuration.

A carrier for transporting a grill and cooler over difficult terrain includes a chassis that includes a first frame and a floor. The first frame has a front end that includes a front axle to which a front wheel may be coupled with and rotatable about, and a rear end that includes a rear axle to which a rear wheel may be coupled with and rotatable about. The floor is coupled with the first frame, and together, the first frame and the floor define a receptacle disposed between the front and rear wheel and that is configured to hold a cooler. The carrier also includes a second frame coupled with the chassis and operable to hold a grill. The second frame is positionable relative to the first frame to: 1) a first position where the grill is operable to cook food when the second frame holds the grill, and 2) a second position where the grill is stored for transportation when the second frame holds the grill. Because the receptacle is disposed between front and rear wheels, which may be sized to provide easy rolling over difficult terrain, such as loose sand of a beach, or an uneven path in the woods or desert, the carrier can easily and stably transport a cooler full of ice, food and drinks. And because the second frame of the carrier is positionable relative to the first frame of the carrier's chassis, the grill may be easily positioned adjacent the cooler while transporting the grill and cooler over difficult terrain, and repositioned above the cooler while it cooks food.

An insulated container configured to store cold consumables is disclosed. The container has a body having a curved track wrapping around the body and upon which the body is able to be rolled. The body has an insulated wall encompassing a cavity configured to hold at least ice and consumables.

A collapsible support structure includes a plurality of platform assemblies, a handle assembly, and an axle assembly. In use, the collapsible support structure may folded from a deployed position in which it rolls along a surface to transport items, to a stowed position, in which it is collapsed in a compact geometry for storage. The collapsible support structure includes at least one support member removably coupled to one of the platform assemblies.

A vehicle; the vehicle includes a receptacle, a door, at least one door-hinge, a right-ski, a left-ski, at least one right-hinge, and at least one left-hinge. The receptacle may be a container having four sides, a bottom, and an opening which is covered by the door. The door is hinged to the receptacle by the at least one door-hinge and may be opened or closed manually. The right hinges attach the right-ski to the receptacle, and the left hinges attach the left-ski to the receptacle. In this way, each ski may be folded up against the receptacle, or turned down to be deployed and used.

A collapsible support structure includes a plurality of platform assemblies, a handle assembly, and an axle assembly. In use, the collapsible support structure may folded from a deployed position in which it rolls along a surface to transport items, to a stowed position, in which it is collapsed in a compact geometry for storage. The collapsible support structure includes at least one support member removably coupled to one of the platform assemblies.