80 lbs Heavy Duty Folding Hand Truck & Dolly, Assisted Hand Truck Luggage Cart for Personal, Moving, Travel and Shopping Use

I gave this 5 Stars. I wish that I had a way to give a half star rating because in reality I would give it more like 4.5 Stars. My mother wanted one of these for her birthday and I ended up getting one for her and one for myself because I was intrigued by the design of the wheels that are supposed to help climb steps. I have been using mine for about a week or two now and it really has helped me get small loads of groceries into the house more easily. I usually bring my groceries in around a side deck and up about five or six stairs. Usually I'm carrying multiple bags on my wrist and I end up with sore and red wrists. But I've been doing this for years so that I don't have to make multiple trips to my car. It's no fun trying to close the hatch on my SUV with six bags hanging on my wrist . And it certainly is no fun trying to use your key to unlock the door with a bunch of heavy bags hanging around your wrist. This has really helped with that. The only reason why I would knock off a half star is that the canvas bag that holds the groceries doesn't look as straight and upright as it does in the picture. It's held on to the frame of the cart by velcro in several places and since it's fabric, it sort of collapses in on itself and it doesn't hold a whole heck of a lot. I wish it was just a little bit bigger. If you have a lot of groceries, you still would need to make more than one trip. However, at least you won't be straining your wrists . So, I still love this little cart. I will use it again and again!I also like that it was very easy to assemble. I was able to assemble mine and my mom's in probably 10 minutes or less. I like that it folds up for easy transport and storage.The fact that the bag is the detachable is great too because you could actually take the bag off and bring in some boxes using this cart. I could see somebody using this for a move. Of course it's not going to be as effective as a large hand truck. You wouldn't be able to move a ton of boxes at once, but it would be a help. I have a fairly large house and I store boxes of Christmas decorations, old books, extra linens etc in an unused room on a far end of the house. (Sadly, the house lacks closet space.) Whenever I have to take that stuff down, I have to bend over and push some of those crates all the way down a long hallway to the other side of the house. It's killer on the back! A lot of those crates are too heavy to carry so I've had no choice but to push them. I think that since this little cart will hold up to 150 pounds that I should be able to successfully roll some of these crates out when I need them. Haven't tried it yet with boxes or crates but I think that will be very helpful.

I thoroughly enjoy going to yard sales , estate sales, big , small , it’s all so much fun. I have been trying to hone my technique for carrying my finds and I think I may have it figured out. I have little kids so I have been trying to figure out how to carry kids, their stuff and my finds. It’s tricky! I have tried putting the kids in pouches or strollers, wagons, reusable bags strapped to the stroller or my carriers, etc. the list goes on. So I was at an antique sale/junk yard sale and I see this woman rolling this cart thing. It was a metal cart frame that had what looked like a carpet bag sort of material as the lining. Well, I knew that I needed to find out where that woman found this contraption. I honestly thought maybe she was super crafty and perhaps she made it since I literally have never seen one like it. So I go up to this woman and tell her that her cart is great and I ask her where she bought it. She told me Amazon and told me what to look for. I found it and purchased it. The bag comes in a very reasonably sized box and it requires assembly. The assembly took me about 10 minutes. The instructions all have pictures so it’s easy to follow along. The fabric is actually very similar to an outdoor mat I have and it repels water. It’s also durable and thick enough that it would take quite a bit to rip. I took my cart on its maiden voyage to an indoor yard sale this winter and it did the job. I filled it up with our stuff and our yard sale funds. I had one baby walking, one in a carrier, and my rolling cart. My child walking was interested in the fact that it rolled so he was all over pushing the cart. The wheels are funky (in a good way) and designed to tilt and take stairs smoothly. It was raining the first time I took it out so I rolled it from my car to the building and it went through the rocky, muddy terrain well with the wheels. When I got to the door I just brushed off the rain drops, the fabric does not absorb water.

The directions were minimal and what was available not helpful. It wasn't clear once the stabilizer pins were inserted into the stabilizer bar which side of the adjoining parts the pins were supposed to be. After trial and error, I finally had them on the inside. How much easier it would have been if a diagram had shown it.On the plus side, I was happy to find out that the cart can be both pushed and pulled. The bag seems roomy enough but I have yet to put it into use. Nor have I attempted to fold it. I can only hope it's easier than the initial assembly.

I do like the stair climbing wheels. Sadly, that is about all I like. I think the cloth part is not attractive, it slips off the “dolly” and does not close. The dolly is small and does not seem as though it would support much, if you could actually fit anything on it...the pouch that comes with it barely fits, slides off the handles (even with the velcroed strips) and by the time I got home from the store a half mile away it was dragging on the ground halfway off the dolly. Not the best purchase I’ve ever made and I wish I had returned it as soon as I opened the extremely beaten up box it was deliver in.(I’m sorry I am so negative...I just really dislike this product and am annoyed I wasted my money)

I got this for my mom. My mom does not drive anymore, so she walks to the nearby supermarket everyday to get her grocery. I always want to get her a small shopping cart, but others seem not easy to assemble and heavy. I am glad because this cart is easy to set it up. My mom could get it set up by herself without my help. It is light weight and she can fold it flat for storage. With this cart, she could buy a 25lbs bag of rice and carried it home. Her only complaint is the 2 safety pins at the bottom of the cart need to be covered somehow, otherwise they may scratch the skin. Other than that, it’s a helpful thing to have at home.