Ronlap Folding Hand Truck Moving Dolly Cart with Wheels, 500Lbs, Black

I was looking for a replacement for the cart that I keep in the trunk of my car. I didn't think this would be a good fit but I wanted to give it a try anyway and boy was I surprised. This thing is super sturdy, easy to assemble, easy to fold, put away and takes up much less room in my trunk than the standard cart I used to have. It will carry a pretty heavy load with no problem. One of the features that I really like is that when you are using it and you let go of the handle it doesn't flop down to the floor. It stays kind of half way up so you don't have to be bending down to pick it up. Definitely worth its money and a good investment. The design of the wheels make it super easy to maneuver even around sharp corners.

Wish I bought this handy little thing forever ago! Life instantly made easier. I can't believe how compact it is and how strong. I just got it yesterday and took it to my storage unit to unload some stuff for a flea market coming up and that lil thing held an entire disassembled 5 tier garage shelf and 4 loaded bins and I was able to make turns and manuver with ease, the wheels are great too, nice and smooth. I am also an Amazon flex driver and can not wait to have this with me on my routes. Nothing worse than being lost in an apartment complex huffing and puffing carrying a large or heavy box! This will make life much easier. I also drive a Ford fiesta so the fact that it's small enough to tuck on the side in the back or even under a seat is awesome. Amazing little cart, if you're thinking about it, just do it!

So, I got this to see if it would work for holding my car seat. I had gotten a car seat bag and it was such a hassle. I thought this would help me get the car seat down the airplane aisle. But car seats are wider than airplane aisles. So it was a good try but you still have to lift your seat. To bring it to your seat. It’s not perfect for a solo trip which is what I tried. Anyways, it’s an okay option. The wheels are tiny so it gets stuck in all sorts of weird cracks and if you don’t use at least two bungee cords the seat will tip slide off. Especially if you want to give your arms a break and sit your baby down. It’s okay to maneuver if your in a rush it might be a bit clunky but solid to move around. I might not use it again but you can just use it as a dolly if you go to Home Depot. Again it might be a good option for your car seat. It comes with three bungee cords and is super light. And was a life saver on my solo trip.

When I got this, I assumed from the description and some reviews that assembly would be easy but mine came with wheels that you have to screw in (I thought they were the kind you just pop in) and didn’t provide a screwdriver. That part is easy enough but if you’re someone who doesn’t have a screwdriver it can be frustrating. Also the rope hooks/bungee cord it comes with to secure your items to the cart is very weak; the hooks came right out of the ropes when stretched not too far. The cart itself is great and does a great job and is sturdy but all the other features are average at best. The handle also doesn’t stay up on its own, if it’s not against anything it will fall to the floor.

This is excellent. It stores away so well but when you need it, it is ready to unfold and carry anything. A bungee cord makes this even better. I was surprised by how much weight it could hold. I definitely recommend this to anyone who is moving or just taking heavy groceries out of the car to bring in.

I recently moved and needed some more equipment to help make the move easier. It has a solid weight, not to heavy, but feels like would be solid enough. But, the wheels kept coming off, and on the first and only use 2 wheels came off and I had to find one of them (it was left behind when it collapsed to one side) and if I had 60 pounds on it, I would be surprised). I had to unload the 2 boxes and put the wheels back on. This defeats the purpose. The handle keeps getting stuck (not a swift movement). I am sooooo disappointed, I brought this and a wagon from another seller, and both of them were not fit for use. When I pay money, I expect to get what I paid for, and this not only didn't do what it said, it made the job even harder. I usually don't send things back (to much of a hassle, but I will be sending both of these back). It was a great concept, but in theory it didn't work, maybe mine was defective. I am hoping the seller will reach back out to me, but we will see. I am so tired of company's who are so ready to take the money, but the product doesn't meet what was promised. I am a little older, and I remember when things used to last so much longer, now it's like things are made flimsy/cheap on purpose to keep us buying. Hope about make better producers, to keep your customers.

I am getting up there in age and moving the bin type of storage boxes from the house to one of the storage buildings is becoming a problem. This solved the problem. I can use this to move from anywhere in the house to the garage or driveway where it is transferred to an outside dolly or cart. The first time I used it I stopped and picked up the item to see if it was really heavy...It was...so this cart rolled very easy and took the weight like it was nothing. The extension and handle fold very nicely. The handle is adjustable to three lengths but it is not adjustable as far as up and down movement...so if you let go of the handle it will fall. This is not a problem at all if you know ahead of time it will do this. The wheels are held on by screws into the plastic frame but felt secure as I was assembling it. The best part was the price. The value received was worth the money spent.

The items arrived promptly as expected for a Prime order. The box comes with platform, 6 wheels, 6 bungee cords and an installation page. For this vendor all 6 wheels provided swivel and heavy duty. They are easy to install as they push into slots. No screws needed. The trolley feels sturdy. It is listed for 500lb but I don't think I push it that far. With that said, it can handle 2-3 boxes of water (40 16floz bottles per box) on even concrete. I would not use this on grass or gravel as the wheels are only 2" wide. After all, the product is listed as a "luggage" cart. The trolley is designed for pulling based on how the handle can angle forward. If one were to push, then the handle needs to lean against the items on it or not have the handle out at all. We can live without the vertical handle position for our purposes. Some people might this handle position in airports, for example. It is highly maneuverable because all the wheels swivel. However, it would be nice it at least 2 of the wheels had locking brakes. Without them it becomes difficult to use the trolley in an incline like a driveway. The maker should have an option to have the buyer choose. As it stands, one would need to do a hack by replacing some of the wheels with ones with locking brakes. As for the surface of the platform, it is not too sleek that items will slide off but, to be on the safe side, I am putting some 1.5" wide anti-slip tape. Bungee cords provided are OK. They about 1/4" thick. I would call them medium duty and probably good enough to hold lite or luggage type items. For our use case, it will used for moving items in the garage so will be using better bungee cords or straps. Overall, this looks to be a good buy as an "prime early access deal". It seems that it can last as the platform plastic seems to be fairly heavy duty. There are many trolleys that look similar or identical to this one from the Amazon web page so maybe there are better deals. BTW, pay attention when watching -any- product videos from vendors. They tend emphasize size and number boxes, but most of the time the boxes look very light or even empty. This reflects on how the person on the add is pulling/pushing on them. This might help you decide on the picking the right product for your use case.

The holes were too small for the size of the screws, which are por quality. To be able to install the wheels we needed to use a drill to make the holes wither and fit the screws. Haven’t use the product with a heavy weight yet.

Within the last year or so I've had to start walking with a cane due to a health issue. Because of that, when I'm walking I only have one hand free. It's been hard to adapt to things like taking my garbage or recyclables out, picking up parcels in the lobby or taking my laundry back and forth to the laundry in the basement (I live in a 4th floor apartment). This has been a life saver. It's the perfect size for medium to large items. I've used the 2 included bungie cords to attache a large laundry basket to it which makes taking not only my laundry downstairs so much easier, but taking broken down cardboard out to the recycling bins us much easier and I don't have to waste a garbage bag to keep them together on the "trip". It folds up if you need it to and with the built in handle it's lightweight, and easy to carry with one hand. The only issue I have with it, and it is a really minor one, is that there could be better anchor points on the cart to attach the bungie cords to more securely. But again, this is a seriously minor issue. For around 50 dollars it has made my life SO much easier for tasks that I used to think were simple and mundane. Even for someone without mobility issues, it's usefullness and convenience is well worth the price.

An excellent item to have and very easy to assembled.

It is not sturdy enough to hold heavy stuff like loggages also its handle doesn’t get fixed and it is wobbly and weak so it need alot power to carry it and slide on the floor. I am not satisfied and about to return.

The small wheels may cause the cart to vibrate over rougher surfaces so make sure to use the bungies or be prepared to pick up your load off of the floor.