KEDSUM 270LBS Utility Luggage Cart with 4 Wheels, 100% Aluminum Hand Truck Dolly, Folding Hand Truck with Advanced Tank Wheels, Portable Dolly Cart for Luggage, Travel, Shopping, Office Use

If you need to get one trolley make it this one. I previously had a trolley with a plastic base. This new one I have has a metal base and is super sturdy and durable. Wheels are really stable and can be pushed or pulled with ease. Bungie cords keep your cargo in place if you're rolling on concrete, tile or carpet. Folds easily for storage in your vehicle. It's versatile and can function as a luggage carrier or if you're hauling a couple of cases of water. Can't go wrong with this product.

Wish I took some photos of using it. Took it on our trip to Phillipines from the USA. It definitely fulfilled its purpose during our trip making airport journeys and check in/out at hotels easier. Held up the entire time. I did periodically check the nuts holding the wheel bolts on to make sure they didn’t loosen up. It wasn’t a problem on this trip. It did tip over a couple of times when my taller husband was trying to maneuver it around but it was more than fine for me at 5’2”.We will definitely use this on more trips whether road or plane. Fit underneath the seat in front of us of all 6 planes we traveled in. One thing I noticed was when getting off of the tram in seattle airport was that some folks with roller wheeled luggages were getting stuck in the gap between the train and the landing platform. The larger wheels on the rear cleared it just fine in the tilt/roll position.Would buy again if something happens to this one and we embark on another big travel adventure. I was able to set up or break down and slip this in/out of the bag in under a minute each time. I even put some other things into the bag to save space in our carry-ons.I haven’t necessarily used it much at home as we have a few full size metal dollys for transporting items around there.

This is ALMOST perfect, which is good enough for me. I would give it 4.5/5 if I could. I needed this when I got in an accident and couldn't carry my things, and it's a life saver. I couldn't work without it. I love the 4 wheels for the options to change from pushing to pulling. It's very smooth, light, and durable. It holds the perfect amount for my needs. The only things that I could see improving are the hand bar that extends out to make it tall is not completely wiggle-free, but it is still sturdy and doesn't affect the usage. Also, the front wheels are just slightly too small, I think if they were a tiny bit bigger, it wouldn't get caught on rocky concrete or cracks as often. It's completely smooth on smooth concrete. I like that I can put my stuff on, wheel it out to my car and just put it in and take it out without having to take everything off and on. This is a good value for the money for my needs.

Very well built unit and folds to a very compact size. I have used it to move items greater than 100lb and it works great. I wanted a heavy duty unit in a compact size and it delivers on that. It is a little heavy for some lighter needs but if you need to move something heavier this is great.

Very small and slippery platform... Tried to move 5 gallon water jugs... a joke... Not very sturdy...

After spending way too much time researching and scrolling for the perfect handcart I can proudly say I found it! Cannot say enough positive things about this cart. It is heavy duty yet lightweight enough to manage. It will get the job done and I'm thrilled with the size and ability to store and travel easily. I buy too many items from Amazon, and I hardly ever take the time to review. THIS item far exceeded my expectations and deserves the accolades. If I could give it 1000 stars I would!

I chose this cart based on the good reviews. Did I receive one that's different than all the others? Because the one I received is certainly not worth a good review! I need a small cart to transport a medical bag that is 7"H-11"W-6"D and weighs 7.4 lbs, and a backpack that weighs less. I secured my bag with the built-in bungee straps and used zip ties to attach the backpack to the handle. Unfortunately I did not do a little test drive. As soon as I started to leave the house with it I realized there could be a problem as the handle kept unlocking & falling, and with the way it handled when I pulled or pushed it. It didn't want to go in a straight line whether it was pushed or pulled. I decided to use it anyway, thinking that once I added a bit more weight to the backpack it would stabilize. I was wrong and using it was something I soon deeply regretted. The wheels move quite smoothly and turn very easily, which would normally be a good thing. When I pulled it there was a tendency for it to fall over, when pushed it tended to swerve and collapse on itself. Part of the problem is that the handle is too short. And this is being said by someone who is 1 whole inch above 5 feet! I had to lean sideways & down to pull it, bend forward to push it, which could be part of the issue with controlling it. Aside from all of this, who had the bright idea to put the release button in the middle of the handle?! That merely assured that if the handle didn't try to collapse on its own then it would do so because my hand hit the button! The cart itself also collapsed frequently, especially when pushed. When I would stop walking it would immediately collapse upon itself. There wasn't even much weight in the backpack, less than the 7.5 lbs of the bag on the bottom of the cart. I had to put one foot on the front of the cart and push it down until it locked; there was an audible click, so I know it did indeed lock in place. Unless, of course, it was just a sound effect. It would only move in a straight line if I pulled up on it until only two wheels were in use, which rather defeats the purpose of having a cart to carry the weight.This cart fought me every single step of the walk to my office. As someone who needs a cart to transport 2 small bags this was particularly difficult. If I'd had a knife with which to cut loose my backpack I would have left that cart on the sidewalk!Summary:1. handle too short unless you are shorter than 5'1"2. handle frequently collapses during use3. cart frequently collapses upon itself4. the multi-directional wheels go in multiple directions instead of a straight lineWould I recommend this cart to anyone? A resounding *$!* NO!!!