Oypla 4 Wheel Folding Shopping Trolley Bag Cart Market Laundry

This is not the first trolley of its kind I have bought. They are good and strudy and foldable. Takes a lot weight and and ideal for shopping for cans, tins, bottles and heavy foods. The wheels are easy to replace also which will be needed eventually as the plastic spokes do collapse and crack

A little dissapointment with the bag as flimsy compared to others I have had , not as strong but frame very sturdy .

Lovely and well made. A Plus is the handle height as my back aches if it’s low, I’m not tall. But I could raise this to my liking .. I paid a lot for my previous trolley. Disaster from the word go. This was so was easy to open and also fold up. Takes up less room. I wanted a purse on the inside so cut the one from my old trolley and just placed it on using the original Velcro fittings. And I used my old top inside, so made it nice n strong. A great trolley and so reasonable,

Bear in mind that I didn't buy this to use as a shopping trolley. Because I'm disabled, I am unable to walk unaided and I can't carry heavy items one handed, so this was bought as a useable replacement for my wheel laundry trolley which gave up the ghost and couldn't be replaced. With that in mind - I was more than a little dubious when I unpacked it. It looked and felt a bit too flimsy and was concerned about the feel of the wheels, which is why I've waited until I've used it a couple of times before leaving a review. First, the lining doesn't feel that strong - but surprisingly, instead of a plastic coated piece of cardboard for the bottom of the lining, it's a sturdy plastic coated sheet of metal, which will greatly improve its ability to take quite a weight. Although the wheels feel quite flimsy when you're handling them and while you're fixing them to the axels, when the trolley is loaded and it's being used, it's surprisingly comfortable and feels quite sturdy. Again - when I was adjusting the handle, I was concerned because the screws are plastic and I didn't think they'd be up to much, but once again, I felt quite secure and comfortable when i was pushing the trolley both inside and outside. I'm not using the liner - I'm still using the net 'basket' that came with my original laundry trolley, because this is likely only ever really going to be used as a laundry trolley. But it makes a more than acceptable alternative to something that no longer appears to be on the market. And finally - when it's not in use it folds up to something that is only as wide as the wheels so can be tucked away neatly when not in use.

The wheels are plastic, not sure of durability, they clip on but they're not that secure, they wobble as they go round. Thought it would be useful in the supermarket but it doesn't hang on the shopping trolley and it's too big to put in the trolley, so I pushed it around the shop while my partner had the supermarket trolley. Thought I couldn't have managed to do the shopping on my own, which is the reason for buying it in the first place. The only saving grace is the adjustable handle and the amount of shopping you can get in it, a pocket to put your purse and keys would enhance its use. There are clips to hang carrier bags on.

Thought I would try one of these as I have one of the 2 wheeler kinds and the bag kept falling off so Trying this looks like it will work great because there's a rack at the bottom for the bag to sit on as well the straps... was so easy to put together I use a disabled roller to help with my walking although this is light it won't be when I put my groceries in it...

Absolutely appalling! HOW on earth you can sell this with the word 'mobility' in or anywhere near the description is morally sick. I bought this to carry my camping things (light things only such as duvet pillow etc) to a festival and well. What a bloody nightmare that was. It was an alternative to dragging my unrolled sleeping bag along and I wish I'd have just dragged it tbh (despite the rain) not even 100 metres into the journey I find myself deserting the trolley and running after the wheels to then reattach... this happened many, MANY more times I can assure you. Now please tell me how any poor sod with poor mobility can ever complete this task let alone be fully safe pushing and relying on something in which the wheels fall off?! And to add to that the handle additionally broke. Now, if I was using this for any kind of mobility again... please tell me how this is in anyway safe?! I would be perfectly understanding if this was marketed to people who do not have problems with their mobility but being a carer in the past and seeing the struggles these people face as it is without being fobbed off by potentially life threatening equipment. Actually sickening seeing first-hand this kind of practice after witnessing first-hand how detrimental it can be to someone's health to rely on something that is faulty and wrongly advertised for the job. What a disgrace!

I bought this for my friends birthday she was so delighted with it just what she wanted 👍