Foldable Rolling Cart on Noiseless Wheels: Portable Utility Cart for Grocery Books File Office (Pink)

I have an older rolling cart for the flea market and other activities but it has been falling apart. Bought this collapsible cart instead. The frame feels very sturdy and strong. The expandable feature is such a big difference for storage.It is not difficult to open and close it up, just a few seconds each time. I'm able to carry books, pots and pans, kids toys, really anything you can think of. Even had a bowling ball in it. I can stack boxes on top and move it and without it falling over.I love my new collapsible cart. It's definitely my new toy and worth the value.

I have been using this when I go Grocery shopping with my kids . My daughter (2.5yrs old) is outgrowing her Target shopping trolley so I was looking for something to replace it with . With the adjustable handles at the lowest setting she loves pulling it around and helping choose snacks. My 4 year old and 7 year old also like to help and can adjust the handles to a more comfortable position.After shopping I can easily just lift the entire thing into the car without any trouble .

This cart is a convenient and practical addition to my home. The smooth-rolling wheels and easy assembly make it a breeze to use. I also appreciate its compact folding design, which makes storage a snap. However, there are a few areas for improvement. The cover doesn't secure to the folded cart, leaving it as a loose piece. The plastic construction feels a bit flimsy, limiting its capacity for heavy loads. Additionally, the handle can be finicky to extend or retract, requiring some patience. Overall, it's a useful cart, but could benefit from some design refinements.

I like this pink shopping cart. Don’t be confused by its color. It’s actually reliable. I live in Jersey City, and there’s a pet supply store near my apartment. Every time when I go shopping, I have to haul a big heavy package of cat food to my place.Since I brought this cart, it is the first time that I feel effortless to carry things from the store to my room. By the way it’s waterproof and doesn’t succumb to mold, which I find extremely convenient for city living.

This is super light. It is easy to assemble. The rolling of the crate is smooth. It's nice that it has a lid. I am afraid to use it. It feels too weak to repeatedly haul bags of dog food and stacked high boxes. I tried sitting on the lid over the crate. It is not stable and I wouldn't trust it to hold up for a long time holding weight. It folds well and it's compact. For all the nice features you'd think this was a good review but this item is weak and not worth the price at just under $50.

I’ve had one of these before and it kept collapsing but so far this one is much better! I’ve been dragging it down to the river and back on rocks with no problems

Super easy to set up and take down. Doesn't take it a lot of space so storing it wasn't a problem. Wheels are heavy duty and can take a lot of weight. Can transport really anything but definitely groceries and books. I would say it'd a must have especially if you want to move heavy or bulky stuff.

I'm going to get so much use out of this little utility cart! Yes, it is lightweight and won't carry a massive load of stuff but, so many times, I've got a lot of relatively light things I need to schlep around. In fact, I really could have used this just yesterday or even earlier this afternoon.There were no instructions included with the blue utility cart I received but, honestly, I don't think you will need any. It's all quite intuitive as far as opening it up and putting it to use.If you need to carry heavy objects, this may not suit your needs. You might want to invest in an actual handcart to move large, heavy things. But, for my everyday purposes, it works just fine.I love this cart for a lot of reasons. It only weighs about 5 pounds. Opening it up was easy and reminded me of the hundreds and hundreds of Bankers Boxes I had to assemble during my career as a paralegal. Because it is so compact when closed, it will be a snap to carry it around in the car all the time.The plastic lid shown in the second photo above hooks in place on the front of the crate, whether it is open or closed. The lid is very handy because it allows you to stack more stuff on top of the crate.The photos in the Amazon listing indicate that it can carry a load of up to 100 pounds!Though the wheels are not "swivel" type as you would find on a piece of carry-on luggage, they move easily and I feel like they will hold up to a reasonable load, so long as one is rolling it on a smooth surface.I already have a list of ideas where this utility cart is going to be useful to me:• I occasionally teach gardening glasses and have a fair amount of stuff I need take along with me.• When I go to work at the election polls, I usually carry snacks, drinks and other supplies with me to get through a 12-hour day.• When I go to ALDI, I'll stick this in my shopping cart and use it to box up groceries instead of using plastic or paper bags. The groceries should be easy to transfer from the shopping cart into the back of my car and from there to carry everything into the house.Again, very happy with this utility cart from the Easterville Store. It's going to be so useful to me in so many ways.EDITED 06/26/24:It has been a little more than a month since I got my wee little cart and I came back here tonight to reiterate how much use I'm getting out of it. I picked up $65 worth of groceries curbside at Walmart yesterday. Nice young man who brought my things out to me asked if it was okay to put some stuff in my little blue cart. I said, "Yes. Absolutely. That's what it's there for." There must have been 10 or 12 bags (you know how they are about putting just one or two things in each plastic bag) but he loaded everything except a carton of eggs and a loaf of bread in that cart. When he handed those two fragile items to me to put in the front seat he said, "Man! That little cart holds a lot!" I laughed and thanked him. I'm 71 and it was super easy for me to lift that cart out, set it down, put the eggs and bread on top, close up my car and rolled the whole load right into the kitchen. Granted, $65 doesn't buy nearly as much stuff as it used to but, without my little cart, I would have made at least two trips from the car to the kitchen, possibly three trips. This little cart is just dynamite.