dbest 01527 Bigger Trolley Dolly, 16"14"40", Blue

I have used multiple portable carts over the last 30 years. Most are designed either for the airport/ travel trade ( designed for smooth flat floors with escalators and elevators available) or commercial hand carts and their inexpensive knock offs: either heavy, rugged, welded steel w/ pneumatic large wheels or lighter, less durable and capable alternatives. This cart is amazing: rugged, capable, hold 60-75 lbs of gear, is very lightweight and folds up for storage or transport. The oversized wheels roll up and down steps or curbs with ease, the wide stance makes the loaded cart very stable even on gravel or uneven terrain. The padded handle is the correct length for pulling a heavy load and is quite comfortable. The raised load platform keeps gear away from puddles, snow and et. Cut a piece of drawer liner and mount t plastic load platform and toe gear stays put. I rarely stap my gear down. And the price is a bargain. I now have 2, #1 has been in service about 18 months, is used indoors and out in all weather. Brine, road salt, deicing chemicals take a toll. Grease, fuel or solvents effect the wheels. I clean and lube the axle area once a year and so far am getting excellent service out of the original cart.

I bought this to carry coolers and stuff during Volleyball tournaments. Wanted something light, folding and that could handle about 100 pounds of stuff. This little cart is great, easy assembly, folds up small as an overnight bag, and doesn't weigh much. this weekend I popped three 40+ pound bags of paver sand on the little cart shelf and it handled it with no issues, even had a bit of aside slope to deal with thinking the wheels might pop off but it held up fine. Only concern is on hard pavement the wheels seem like they could wear out pretty quick, they are a dense foam but with a lot of weight it could be an issue. On softer or smoother surfaces I can see this lasting quite awhile.

This is a nice, sturdy cart. I purchased it to carry my folded massage table - like a big suitcase set up on its shorter side - half a block away to a cottage at a B&B where I work. The large wheels work nicely rolling up stairs (even long staircases with care) with my 25 pound table, and will roll through grass easily. However, when handle isn't long enough for my purposes - I wish there was some way to extend it so I didn't have to reach between my table and the handle (squashing my hand in the process) to hold in to it as I roll it. It would be nice if the base was about 6 inches wider so my table wouldn't tip off from one side to the other. Also, I wish the clip that is supposed to flip around to secure the cart when it's closed was designed to be more secure.

Love this little dolly. It's been WONDERFUL. I've owned it for 1 year now and use it to haul bottled water/groceries up to the 4th floor of my apartment building. It can hold about 3 cases of 24 bottled water stacked, plus a 24 pack of soda. Don't panic, I do recycle. Anyhow, I'm under 5 feet tall and this thing is fantastic. I could see where taller people might have to bend over a little to pull it. Lightweight, easy to fold and throw in your trunk. The wheels are great; I've used it once on the beach and since they're made of plastic and super skinny, they don't get stuck in the sand (it's still difficult to drag and wheel anything across deeper sand, though). Anyhow, it's held up way longer than I thought it could and for the price you can't beat it.

We had a couple of trade shows to do in downtown Atlanta and Indianapolis. In Atlanta, parking was super hard to find that was close by so this was invaluable because of the trips it saved to and from the car. It folds up and and disassembles in 5 seconds. Folded up and stored in the back of the car great. Not sure how much weight we put on it but it survived and cut down on our trips back and forth to the car to get everything for the show. Also, we took our RV, so anyone that has an RV knows there's numerous trips to load and unload an RV. I was less tired for both shows due to the trips this dolly saved me for all of the loads I put on it. Not only lightened my load but but my mood because I wasn't exhausted after all of the work. Definitely recommend this dolly. Amazon offers a great selection of different dollys with weight limits and some that are stair climbers.

I absolutely love this cart. It is much lighter, than my previous cart, and at first I was worried. But it carries my 2 boxes of heavy testing material with no problem and the lighter weight makes it easier for me to get in and out of the car. It full opens on its own; my older cart wanted to "fold up" until I sat something on it. I love that the platform is not on the ground. I do not have to bend over as far to set things on and off. The large wheels handles door jambs and curbs easily. And the wheels do not have to flip open, which is what tore up on may last cart. The latch to hold open the handle is very simple to use, but still totally secure. I am retired and have some mobility issues, but I can easily handle this cart. It is better in every way than my precious carts, and if it lasts, (I have been using it for 3 months and have no reason to think it won't) I am completely happy.

It is very useful for toting groceries, primarily, from the car in garage into the house; or moving boxes around occasionally. Rare need however. My GIANT complaint is why they did not manufacture a screen or some way of filling in the GREAT open area of the lower, primary upright handle. Everything falls through it! I'm going to see if I can find a bungee cord thing that I could stretch across and connect to the two upright handles. Otherwise you'd have to place a board or thick cardboard between these to act as a barrier to prevent - for us - primarily groceries, from falling through and onto the floor the second you tip it back! POOR forethought by designers! Very disappointed in this. HOWEVER the only assembly required is to snap on the wheels - super easy. Could do with eyes shut. Is light weight. A great idea....EXCEPT for not thinking ahead about being Unable to carry anything not wider than the two upright handles, or else they will fall right through. DUH!

Robusto para cosas del hogar. No jala como diablo to industrial. Pero para la compra del súper está muy bien. Solo me gustaría que tuviera algo entre los dos tunos principales. Se van las bolsas por ahí! Use una cuerda bungee y listo. Pero podría tener algo de diseño.

I love this little cart for bringing heavy items from my car to the house. Bottled water, cat litter, birdseed etc. I also use it to move bags of yard waste and heavy potted plants. Easily fits through a doorway. I highly recommend, especially for seniors.

Ok

Like, transporting easily heavy objects and groceries

This cart never disappoints me! After more than a month of using, this cart still sturdy like brand new! Frame: thick and sturdy to carry 5 gal of water for ~2km. Wheels and Tires: super thick. But I noticed after 1month, the rubber now starting to deteriorate just like any other rubber tires but seems like it will last for at least a year.