Whitmor Extra Large Utility Foldable Shopping Cart with Wheels, 100 Lb Capacity, Heavy Duty Grocery Cart with Steel Frame, Foam Handle, Rolling Collapsible Utility Trolley for Grocery, Laundry, Black

This cart is a life saver. High quality. I load it up with groceries because I live in an apartment and have a distance to go from the parking garage. It is well constructed and sturdy. It holds a lot. The wheels are solid. I really love this cart.

I'm old, living in a retirement community, and can no longer drive, so I walk to the nearby supermarket a couple times a week. (Which also gets me some exercise.) Trying to carry several bags and use a cane, too, just doesn't work, though. I researched carts of this sort extensively and finally decided n this one because of user reviews and several published "best of . . ." reviews online. It took e less than a minute to put together, it handles easily because of the large wheels, and it's not heavy. Some carts are considerably bigger, but this one is more than sufficient for my needs, pulling it behind me to and from the store. It folds up easily and tucks in the coat closet, with a plastic hook to hold it closed. I'm very happy with it.

Big unit for the price. Easy enough to assemble, not a snap and go though. seems sturdy enough, easy to roll. A little wobbly but sturdy. Read the dimensions before you buy, it’s not small. It has a locking latch which is nice to keep it flat.

Great, sturdy, easy to fold up. Remember the wheels don't rotate, only disadvantage

Convenient, portable, and foldable for storage. Easy to assemble. I only had to put the wheels on. It's not too large nor too small. I use it weekly to carry my laundry and to bring my groceries in when I purchase large items. I've had this for a few years now, and it looks brand new. Since I use it for laundry, I ordered an insert (any laundry bag will work) so that all my personal belongings don't slip through the holes and keeps my items private.

I've had this since late 2016 and it is still going strong. I remember being a little surprised that I had to do some assembly, but managed that ok. It is a bit bigger than I thought it would be, but I own a tape measurer so this isn't a criticism. It can manage nine 12 packs of soda. That is about the weight limit that I feel good about carrying. The only problem I have had is that the front wheels come off the rims from time to time. I live in a city and usually sanitize the wheels with a wipe after dragging it around town. It folds nicely (when empty) so full or empty it has gone on many bus trips with me. I only bring it to the store about once a month so it isn't used daily. However, I did use it to move 5 blocks. It carried almost all my miscellaneous possessions. My spouse moved the majority of the books in the car and I hired a mover for the 9 biggest pieces of furniture we own. This moved everything from the microwave to the dining room chairs and maybe on the same trip!

I bought this because my daughter lives on 4th floor of her dorm and there is no elevator. We load groceries and everything else and go up the stairs. First time using this on the second floor the front wheel assembly went flying off. We were not be extremely gentle but we were not being overly rough with it either. Cart was still usable with just the back wheels so we managed. My husband who is super handy fixed this cart and for the life of me I do not understand why the company can not just do the same. The problem is that the rod for the front wheels originally does not go all the way through like the rod on the back wheels. The front wheels are just held in place by tension, which pops out when going over bumps. My husband did some drilling and made it where the front rod now goes all the way through and he used a clip to secure in place. The back wheels, which stay in place come like this so I do not understand why the company would not do the same for the front wheels. I would of paid a few dollars more to have a cart that could take a little more abuse without falling apart. I have used it 5 more times going up and down 4 flights of stairs and it has held up - this cart has taken a lot of abuse and still going strong. So if you are buying this to just go up a couple of steps it will probably be fine but if going up flights of stairs the front wheels will probably come off. You can still use the cart with just the back wheels you just have to keep cart tilted back. I hope the company, who was absolutely wonderful and sent me the spring part that went flying off and we could not find - free of charge - will see this and hopefully improve the design. A+++ on customer service. Cart on flat service 5 stars, Cart for going up and down flights of stairs 1 Star

UPDATED REVIEW - from 4 to 5 stars I worried a bit about the play for the back wheels originally, but everything has held up well. I have used it so many times to transport things and it has been super useful. I love that it is so light-weight, easy to open and to close. One of the most practical items I have ever purchased!! ---------- ORIGINAL REVIEW: I followed the instructions, but the back wheels seem to have too much play, I just saw in the reviews that other customers noticed this too. The customer service site is an empty page (I clicked on the link provided by Amazon), otherwise I would have sent a mail to the seller to inquire about this. So I am worried that the back wheels may wobble too much/come off/break over time. But aside from that, it is a great cart, the size is even bigger than expected and works super well for me. It feels very light and is super easy to move around. It is extremely easy to fold. As long as there is no problem with the back wheels over time, I will be a super happy customer.