dbest products Shopping Grocery Foldable Cart, Polyester, Brown

I've owned lots of shopping carts and this is better than even the most expensive one that you pay 4 times the price for!The cheaper ones would just flop over and fall down in the middle of the road when even slightly full. I've used mine non-stop for a year with massive, heavy loads each time, on bumpy roads and it is still going strong. It only needs replacing because the wheels are worn out, and the top compartment zip has broken.

Quality built, but expensive, the cover is also way to short when fully loaded. When fully loaded you can hear the squicky noise coming from the wheels, also if the wheels are broken or damaged, no replacement wonder why???

I park in a garage about a block and a half from my apartment. This works pretty well to load up random stuff and groceries from my car and bring them home.Last week I put a 12'er of beer on the bottom of the bag and loaded the rest of the groceries carefully. Super easy to bring it home.It will have its limits, though. I tried to use it to deliver 2x40 packs of water to my parents' house from my car in their driveway. While it worked, I could tell that it was clearly too much (about 90 pounds). I wouldn't do this often.

I love my trolley dolly, I purchased this trolley dolly in 2019. I'm an old man I don't have a car and I always use the bus, but the other day I went to buy a 5 gallon of water, and when I put the water in the dolley as I always do? Right in the store the frame and the wheels collapsed. It was embarrassing to say the least.. I wish I could buy another one but unfortunately I don't have enough money to buy them now at the price they are they tripled in price from 2019... Rest in peace trolley dolly I'll miss you sincerely Shawn Titus...valued Amazon customer.

The nylon bag is large with lots of pockets and a cover. It attached to the frame in a way it will not fall off. The dolly platform seems solid, and the overall construction seems okay. How well it stands up to heavy use remains to be seen, but it looks promising. It is missing some kind of clip to hold the thing together in a folded state. After folding, when you pick it up it will unfold on you, so I used a velcro strap to keep it folded and transportable. Very light and I hope the hinge pins are strong enough for the stated weight capacity. I will update this review should the product fail to meet my expectations. Watch out for wildly fluctuating prices depending on your colour choice. I find this ridiculous.

The Bigger Trolley Dolly is great looking. Unfortunately, its durability isn't as good. The two plastic trusses designed to keep the platform base at 90 degrees to the trolley's arm & handle broke. The trusses' attachments simply were not up to their task. I've secured the trusses with twist ties. Otherwise, the trusses stop the trolley dead in its tracks every time they imbed themselves into uneven pavement, rocks or curbs. Next to fail was a seam on the side of the bottom of the main compartment. A 5 inch rip happened while loading a 12 pack of soda pop. It didn't take excessive force to cause the rip. A stitching awl will take care of it. Heavier stitching is needed. Especially, for a trolley designed for 100 lbs. Fifty is more reasonable in the current configuration. Two failures within two months.A few more design caveats and I'm done with the trolley's weak points. The front & top pockets when full inhibit the main compartment's volume. If the pockets had bellowed sides they would inhibit the trolley's volume far less. The top closure flap is poorly secured with wimpy Velcro. A buckle would be up to the task. The chinch cord at the top of the compartment works. But, closing the top with it, shrinks the bag's volume. Sewing a piece of fabric with a chinch corded opening around the top large enough to accommodate the full area of the opening would allow the use of the compartment's volume.The main compartment needs to be secured to the base. It slides off. Arno straps took care of that. But, it takes away from the trolley's good looks. So much for the bad.The trolley is good to look at as mentioned at the beginning. The frame seems sufficient to carry 100 lbs. The wheel axle may not be strong enough to support maximum weight. But, I haven't tried it out to know for sure. The wheels work surprisingly well. Fairly quite. Roll smoothly. And, are large enough to roll up stairs. Time will tell how durable the wheels are. The frame, base & wheels are good. The main compartment needs improvement.