dbest products Bigger Trolley Dolly, Moroccan Tile Shopping Grocery Foldable Cart

In anticipation of moving from an apartment where the door was beside my car to my current place where I have a parking lot and elevator for the third floor, I bought this cart. I'm glad I bought it about a month beforehand because the material was incredibly odorous, very unpleasantly so. I left the material part on the outside porch, periodically turning it inside out/in. The scent improved over the month outside, however, even now I keep an air freshener inside as it still has a faint odor. My guess is whatever chemicals are used in making the canvas material is the issue.In spite of that, I simply Adore this cart. I can fit so many bags of groceries inside, it's simply amazing. I found no problem rolling it through the snow this last winter, the wheels are wide and sturdy, and if needed, they easily go over a sidewalk curb. Even if I overfill it the cart is still easy to use. I keep it in my car trunk and have even put it in the back seat of my 4-door medium-size car it is easily foldable. People in my building have complimented the design and the color is Beautiful. I rave about the features to everyone. Maybe it's unusual for the strong odor as I found, however, once aired out you can, as I, put an air freshener inside. It's worked very well.I can sincerely recommend this cart to Anyone that has to transport items any kind of distance

I live in a major city and don’t own a car, which means I have to walk to the grocery store and lug my groceries home. In the past I’ve purchased cheap carts that would break down as they couldn’t support heavy loads. I won’t lie to you, the price of this product gave me sticker shock. However, it received great reviews and had an attractive weight capacity. That was extremely important to me as I often have to take home heavy products such as laundry detergent.PROS: 1) The large capacity bag is perfect and allows me to bring home the equivalent of at least four bags of groceries, if not more. 2) I love the flat, steady and supportive base underneath the bag. When I’ve had to take packages to a local drop-off store, I was able to either fold the bag up or remove it altogether and use it as a dolly. 3) The padding on the handle is incredibly comfortable for either the left or right hand. 4) I love that the wheels are large and durable, making it extremely easy to glide through rain and snow. 5) I love that the bag has several pockets. Even better, it includes an elasticized slot that I use for an umbrella but could be used for a water bottle. 6) Assembly is as easy as it gets and takes under 10 seconds total time. No exaggeration.CONS: 1) At first glance the price seems incredibly high, although if you use carts often and need to carry heavy items it’s worth the money. 2) While the handle does fold down to help save space, it doesn’t have a locking mechanism to keep the cart together. I followed a helpful suggestion from a previous reviewer and purchased a bungy cord. The cord came in handy when I needed to carry packages on the cart that couldn’t fit in the bag.Overall, I LOVE the cart and wouldn’t hesitate to purchase it again. I couldn’t recommend it any more highly.

Easy to assemble! The bag slips on and off with no struggle. I am 6' 3" and the handle height is comfortable. The bag is wellmade of a durable and weatherproof material. Sturdy stitching along all seams. Decent zippers. Has a easy draw cord top closure on the bag and the cover flap is sturdy. Had it out in a windy downpour and the paper grocery bags stayed dry. The cover flap stayed in place and really held up well against the wind trying to make it fold and expose the bag opening. There are small pockets in convenient places on the bag and a umbrella holder on it. I put a 12 pack of soda on the bottom platform as in the picture and still had room for a weeks worth of groceries for one person in the bag. It was very sturdy and towed well with that load. The wheel size is a plus when going up and down and curbs. It also works well as a hand truck! Used it on the day I moved into the apartment. We must of have had close to the weight limit on it with the boxes of plates, pans, soda 12 packs, and other kitchen boxes stacked above the handle top. It was it's first test run as a hand truck. It felt sturdy the frame didn't distort, the wheels didn't bow out of shape, and the axle stayed straight and true. After that we used it with confidence. I also use it to haul boxes to and from the community mail room, haul cardboard boxes to the recycler, and even strapped my two cat carriers with the furry kids inside to get them from the parking lot to the apartment the day I moved in. One thing to think about, get some plain 'ol bungie cords to secure loads for the hand truck use. A four pack of 2 foot long inexpensive cords will do just fine. This thing is high speed and low drag. Which is a great compliment in the military.