Products Large Fold Flat Seat Box Fishing Trolley Clip Off Wheels

Only thing is the handle gets cold as it doesn’t have a foam or anything to cover the metalIt’s a good trolley, plenty strong enough and folds well

Arrived ahead of schedule and well packed. Easy to add wheels but the R clip catches slightly on the tyre valve but not a big issue.. Looks well made and offers a bigger base area than most similar priced trollies. Not used it on the bank fully laden yet but pretty confident it will do the job.

To be honest I was in two minds whether to place an order for this trolley or not. This was largely due to there being only one decent review for the item. After reading the reviews for many similar products and wanting the largest trolley out there, this one looked the part, so I placed the order anyway and took a semi-gamble . I am more than well pleased that I did. The item arrived about a week sooner than expected well packed within a suitable strength cardboard box. The two decent sized inflatable wheels did not require any additional inflation already having adequate air pressure on arrival. Fitting the wheels is a very simple job indeed .There are two universal spacers supplied that fit/slide onto either axle, both being grooved at one end to securely enable butting up against the trolleys frame . The wheels are then easily pushed onto the axles obviously with the valves for any future inflation of the tyres facing outwards, for good measure I also applied a small amount of grease lubricant onto the axles for good measure. Then a large flat washer and "R" clip are fitted in order to secure the wheels in place. Also the trolley came with a small green bag attached containing a strap suitable for securing the trolley and stop it folding open unexpectedly when not in use. There is a locking device built in that should stop the trolley from folding up when in use/loaded but only time will tell if this operates correctly . I will use the trolley for lugging my heavy long-stay pike angling tackle along the Fenland flood banks this winter so we will have to wait and see how durable overall it is in a few months time. The frame tube looks quite robust, it is a decent thickness and is painted black. Its a good size trolley all round and for the money ( I paid less than £40 inc delivery ) in my opinion this is a bargain buy. I will update this review in the new year if it can survive a hard winters abuse on the river bank then I will be more than happy !.......review update : so far so good its now December and the trolley is ok with no manufacturers faults to date.....just make sure that you load up your gear sensibly with any heavy items nearest to the base or it may try and tip over when pulled on rough ground - common sense......Update 21 Feb 2014, no faults with this item as yet, added a length of pipe lagging to handle area and fixed in place with tie-wraps for added comfort and warmth on long walks. Also made and fitted a "running board" held in place with large Benzine clips to support / protect those tackle bags placed at the lowest point from rubbing on turning wheels were they to slip when pulled over rough ground......review update 23.3.2014 no major problems to date, gave the trolley a quick once-over and found that all the nuts and bolts needed tightening - expected after a winters use and also the tyres required inflation....UPDATE 2 July 2014 well worth the money had a good seasons use out of it and should get a few more at this rate, just buy it. REVIEW UPDATE 26.1.2016 = the trolley is still going strong, its used perhaps once a week . All of the welds have remained good , the tyres need inflation now and then but that's to be expected. No complaints what so ever.

Bought for last years Download Festival at Donington Park. Perfect for the job. Took much more weight then expected!Compared it with one a friend bought, she got a sack trolley from B&Q for £20 on sale due to 'box damage'. Could change between being an upright like this, and a flat bed with extendible handle. When we opened it, it had several screws missing (not a good start, but we had some lying around to replace them), and the wheels were very small, and solid plastic. It didn't even make it out of the car park, on grass. Within 5 minutes it was more duct tape than trolley, and 90% of her camping gear was piled onto ours. And it stood up incredibly well. The added weight was not an issue, and it didn't flinch at the combinations of grass, gravel and mud it had to deal with. The large base is perfect for balanced stacking, and it is incredibly easy to set up and take apart on the go. It comes with a small strap and a cloth bag containing the clips to attach the wheels, the strap isn't really any good at holding heavy/bulky equipment in place, but we did use it to keep the parts bag secure. After several hours of being over burdened, we finally took all the gear off, and there wasn't so much as a scratch on it. It made the return journey laughably easy, and is currently sat ready to go for this years festival.All in all, the best £30 I ever spent. I definitely recommend to anyone who needs to move ANYTHING over rough terrain.

the silver coloured lock bar was stiff to lockinto place. not get tested with a weight. welds more than just bare min spots, so hopefully they will last. would like the handle to be longer, hmm guess 20-30cm? Its not has high as a carp porter. which has a great height for pushing with straight back :D. I will do with the koala height. at least its compact and fairly sold! Easy to lift with one hand. paint job seams to be done well. no flacking off of paint yet.Glad i bought it. more appropriate than a dealwalt tough system trolley. weighs a ton and poor wheels and clearance for off road. looking forward to using it.80GBP is very over priced!!! got it for 60GBP even that was expensive.I do wonder if it could be cheaper. how much of price is markup.it has metal joining bits not plastic btw.

Was as expected and ideal as folds flat for use with our motorhome. Bought it to transport our fishing gear and although sturdy and coped wished I had bought a barrow type. Not that easy to manoeuvre when fully loaded over uneven hilly ground and barrow would have been easier. Wheels are easy to remove but found clips also came off when wheels removed, so had to be careful not to loose them.

This trolley came on time and was well packed. The detatchable wheels make this a really good compact boot fit trolley.We have fitted a storage seat box on here, put air in the tyres and so far so good. It does usually carry a lot of weight.So far performs perfectly.The only issue is there is no lock to stop the trolley tipping forward if you use it as a seat. The lock brace fitted does tend to buckle and collapse. Have sorted this by adding a piece of wood as a lock.Overall, so far exactly what we wanted.