Foldable Hand Truck

I purchased this cart in January 2019 and it has worked great. I still have and use it now in February 2026! Handled some pretty heavy items. The handle feels a little wobbly, but it has never broken. Love the swivel wheels. The handle retracts and the cart folds for easy storing. The only thing I would change about it is making the base you set your items on a little wider. I have a problem with things sliding off sideways. But it's still a great cart!

If you’re reading reviews to find something to take your car seat in the airport just buy this. I did a ton of research and bought two of these. Just did a trip with my two toddlers and these worked perfectly. I was shocked at how easy they were to push around (not just in a straight line) and how easy to fold and unfold. And the quality of the bungee cords which are actually attached to it (bonus!). It also came with another bungee strap that I used to strap our two rolling luggage’s together so that was another bonus. Just like our luggage, there are some big bumps you will have to tilt it on two wheels to get over easily. But it’s easy enough to pop it up and over. My son was tall enough to push himself around with his feet and fell over once when he was being crazy but he wasn’t hurt. He just raised his feet up while I rolled him around. If your kid is having a huge meltdown (like my daughter) you can strap them into the car seat and pop it up on two wheels and pull it through the airport. I will say I have the narrowest graco car seats and I was NOT able to roll these down the aisles of the plane but it wasn’t the carts fault it was the car seat. So I just picked them up and carried them, un strapped them and folded them and threw them in the overhead and buckled the seats in. Reverse for getting off: unbuckle seats, strap to carts, carry off, then strap in kids on the jetway. Pro tip if you’re traveling with three littles: get them strapped into their car seat as soon as you get to the jetway especially if you’re waiting for any plane side luggage or additional car seats or you’ll be dragging your toddler and luggage and the carts all the way up.

I got this to replace a REALLY old metal one that was bent and rusty; hard to push down the handle. That one had two wheels and mostly served the purpose. I looked at all the models here similar to this one but chose this - not too big, just enough extension to easily wheel around the occasional large bin or box as needed, which is what I use it for. Seems very sturdy and as-described. The ANNOYING thing for me as I just found out when I folded it up to put away in the basement, is that it does not stand up by itself when folded. Even if you try to lean it against something, it just rolls right to the floor. The old one would just stand in a corner at the ready to grab and pull where you need it. This one would need to be stored on a shelf if you fold up the platform. I was trying to decide whether to return it but my guess is that they all would do the same. I think I will just keep it open and wheel it under a shelf so it's out of the way. It is very compact when folded and with the handle down, so that would seem a plus if traveling or to keep in the car.

I have a very bad back and have learned to avoid uncomfortable motel beds. It's a total crap-shoot what you will get in a motel as far as comfort. So I've learned to travel with my own sleep system...a lightweight folding cot, self inflating air mattress, indoor sleeping bag and my own small travel pillow. While this works out really well, dragging it all into a motel or hotel is far less than ideal. So I ordered this little hand truck. And it's THE BOMB! My cot, folding air mattress and zippered bag with sleeping bag and pillow inside all fit PERFECTLY on my little rolling cart. I added my own bungees to it to customize how things attach. Two bungees work perfectly. That's all I need. In storage, I just keep those same bungees on my cart so they are always there. The hand truck with my gear on it rolls perfectly, and it steers perfectly too. Once in awhile I have to pick the whole thing up, to get up a step or two, and it's really easy. My gear is really secure on the cart. This little cart folds up very small, sets up and tears down in seconds and comes with it's own little carrying bag. I can tell that this little guy is going to get a lot of use in the future.

This was amazing and carried our “Graco True3Fit LX 3-in-1” car seat very well through the airport. It’s a hefty piece, but that makes it sturdy. Our 3 year old is almost 40 lbs and he rode in it comfortably, when sitting in his car seat. Car seat + 40 lb toddler did not make it too heavy. I felt like the attached bungee cords were safe enough and it comes with an additional thick one. The bungee cords are attached at the base so I would recommend practicing with it if you’re using this with a car seat. The extra strap is not attached but is useful to secure a car seat through the back seatbelt holes. The wheels move pretty well, too, and can move forward and backward, side to side as well. It’s not perfect like a suitcase with 360 wheels but still very easy to maneuver when you’re dealing with a toddler and other luggage! Folds up nicely and you have to put your back into it a little. That didn’t bother me, because again - it felt sturdy and secure when using it. No flight attendant cared or questioned it when we put it under the seat in front of us (with a personal item). I wouldn’t recommend putting it in the overhead space because it might shift and it’s heavy enough to hurt if it falls on someone. The only downside - but not worth docking a star - is that the wheels DO NOT have a lock. This didn’t hinder us, but worth noting if you’re kid is getting in and out on their own or if you’re using it to haul a lot of stuff. Would highly recommend and totally worth the purchase.

I purchased 2 KEDSUM Folding Dolly Carts for an upcoming airport travel. One was tasked with carrying a heavy backpack and a cat carrier, while the other solely handled a cat carrier. The front extender provided just the right amount of space for the cat carrier, ensuring it rested comfortably on the rack. (The picture shows the extender in - sorry, it was the only picture I took) There were a couple of drawbacks I encountered; 1. Detaching the bungee cords proved to be a bit of a challenge; they came pre-attached, and I couldn't easily remove them. 2. If the bungee cords were too tightly secured, it caused the dolly to unexpectedly fold. I am going to remove them and use my own bungee cords next time. 3. I noticed that the wheels occasionally snagged on certain metal walkway transitions, particularly on airport jetways. The carpeting and minor bumps in the jetway also posed some difficulty, though tilting the dolly as demonstrated in the instructional video helped navigate these obstacles. Although, minor, it was not enough to send these back. On the upside, the dolly carts are impressively lightweight yet sturdy, crafted from reliable metal and equipped with smoothly functioning wheels. Folding them up is a breeze, and they easily fit into the overhead bin on the airplane, atop our backpacks, without occupying extra space. Although we opted not to use the accompanying bag due to its inconvenience when boarding swiftly, it does serve well for storage when the carts are not in use. Despite my initial hesitation, I found these dolly carts to be worth every penny. They perform admirably on various floor surfaces and have no issues with airport moving walkways or escalators. I feel these are worth it for the price and will more than likely last a long time. I am glad I got them.

I was facing a move with no near available friends to help me during the pandemic. I wasn't sure what I was going to do, or if my back was going to hold up with hauling boxes and furniture myself up and down stairs. Luckily I was able to bribe my coworker to help me for a few hours for ONE DAY to do some of the bigger furniture, but I was still on my own for the boxes. After hauling a couple on my own, I decided there has got to be a better solution. That's when I found this product. I debated getting a heavier duty one, but my new place had VERY limited space, and I wanted something I could fold up and store in my car for when I needed to haul groceries to the fifth floor of my apartment building. I also wanted something that wasn't going to break under the weight of several moving boxes. This product really saved my butt. It folds up really well, about as compact as I can expect. The metal seemed strong and sturdy. The only thing I really was concerned about was when I tried to tilt the load back in order to wheel it easier, it felt like the handle might break. Not sure if that was just my own paranoia, but it's easy fix to just push up the metal bottom as you tilt for better support. I don't know if I LOVE the fact that the bungee chords are ATTACHED, but it hasn't been a huge issue yet, and I imagine if I really disliked it, I could figure out how to get rid of them. It went up and down curbs fine, just have to be careful with it, and never got stuck on cracks or elevator tracks. It's also a bit SMALLER than I thought it'd be but the small form was pretty necessary to make it compact. It worked like a beast for the size, and my back is incredibly glad for this purchase.

Easy to use and vesatile

Best thing. Used it cos I needed to carry a car seat and having two kids this was extra helpful. I first used it cos my infant was flying on his own sit. It doesn't take much space and it is solid. Planning to use when traveling with my kids and having all cabin bags together. Highly recommend

Love this trolley you stack your luggage on top of it without hurting yourself and another thing I found while travelling it’s useful for if you go for something to eat if you get the tray and put it under the bungee at top of your luggage you can wheel your food to your table?

It's great for carrying boxes, but not great for shopping bags.

This little cart is quite strong and the wheels actually have ball bearings. Something I found out after it sat in twelve feet of water by the boat for two or three days.

Pour le travail c'est bien élastique un peu trop mou.