Lightweight Aluminum Game Cart with 19-inch, Flat-Free Wheels

This thing makes all the others seem like junk!Its aluminum with steel pins and axles. Painted flat green with good welds and solid construction. USA made makes it with a bit of extra dough. This is a utility tool built well but not super finely made. It's a cart for carrying game or firewood or camping stuff out into the wilderness. It's not fine art but it's super legit for what it is. Large diameter wheels, light weight and good carrying capacity. Did I mention made in the USA? I will own it for many years and I expect it not to fall apart.

I needed the cart in a hurry. The mfg is the seller so they got my message and shipped it promptly. They have great customer service!I bought it for my deer hunt and ended up using it to cart fishing gear down to the river as well. It held a cooler, all the gear, and 2 poles.It is very lightweight, strong, and I can take it apart so it fits nicely in my Jeep. It does scratch up on rocks but that builds character.It's a workhorse.I want their cooler tire kit too. Looks awesome.I love it.

I used this cart on a successful elk & bear hunt in the rugged mountains of southwest Montana. Overall, I'm very impressed with this cart, but there are a few cautions & tips below:First, here are my suggestions for improvement: 1) Include instructions! There wasn't a single piece of paper in the box, I had to go to my computer to look at the pictures in the order to make sure I got it together correctly. Most of it is fairly intuitive to put together, but for example, there are 4 large washers - not exactly sure where all 4 go. Including a 1-page sheet with a few photos & directions would be uber-simple.2) I agree with the other review about getting a more durable way to attach the wheels. The retaining pins look a bit chintzy, they did stay on during my trip in some pretty rugged mountain terrain, but I kept watching them, they didn't give me much confidence. For the price paid, using $0.69 retaining pins to keep the wheels on doesn't seem prudent.3) If you're hauling an entire animal, it should stay on the cart fairly well. But if you are hauling parts of animals (like quarters), or a bag full of smaller parts, beware that they can easily fall through the narrow bars on the cart. I had a large bag full of smaller animal quarters, and part of them kept falling through and dragging on the ground. I had to jerry-rig a backpack as sort of a "floor" on the cart so things wouldn't fall through. Likewise, even though I had it strapped down good, the meat tended to shift left or right to poke through the "triangle" area by the wheel, and kept rubbing on the wheel. It's pretty difficult to keep a load centered and tight without falling through the bars underneath or through the side. So either bring a whole lot of straps....or bring a couple pieces of custom-fit wood or tin that will help hold the load stay within the cart frame.4) Speaking of straps, make sure you fit the strap hooks to the cart before you go - both the normal bungie cords and the black wide rubber straps have hooks that don't quite fit around this cart's bars....I had to widen the hooks a bit with channel-locks so they would stay.5) The tall tires are great for going over rocks, sticks, etc....as long as the ground is fairly level. But this cart does not travel well if you are going across the side of a lot of hills....the tall tires makes it easier to tip. It also doesn't travel well through thick timber. But if you're going through fairly wide open spaces and straight uphill or downhill (not across sidehills), it does great.6) I was impressed with how rugged and light the cart was - I gave it quite a beating, hauling about 100 lbs over 1 mile a few times. It held up really well, so my recommendation is to buy it!

The quality and design of this cart is great. Had used an import cart a few years ago and was okay, but some of the parts fell off. Last year I bought a cart from a large retailer and it was well made, but weighed 58lbs. I returned that one. The Sherpa is made in the USA, the tires do not stink and weights 14lbs. I think one wheel on the other cart weighed that much. This should last me and my son a lifetime. Also same price as the imported one I purchased last year. Had a fun time pushing my wife around in it last night while the dog chased us.

My wife picked this up to take with her on longer hikes so she could bring more water (very heavy). We like how this folds down for ease of transport, but can be folded out for use without tools. It's a lot sturdier than you'd think given that it is so lightweight. Definitely a win.

Product is light for the back pack. Do not like that the wheels wobble, added washers helped a bit. But the shaft is to small for the bearing in the wheel

We like everything about the cart. The only thing we added was inexpensive chair sling material--which comes with grommets already inserted, and strapping cordage--so nothing can fall thru--all available on Amazon, of course.And when we asked the seller about extra hardware, Amy put a large set in the mail. Can't have enough parts in the field. Big thanks for such great customer service.

This is one of the more expensive game carts but you get what you pay for. Its lite, comes apart and back together easy, and the big tires are a must. Glad I found this one cuz those cheap ones would have destroyed me on my long walk to and from. I already used it to pull a buck out the swamp 1.3 miles. Only thing that would be a plus is a little bag for the washers and pins and a couple straps for carrying.