Go Travel Robust & Strong Pro Luggage Kart Trolley-Capacity to 40Kg (Ref 935)

it's a good product but the product weight is misleading and probably didn't tested by the seller. it's 1.55kg which makes it heavier then the old version and it's important ..

I love this just what I was looking for to use with my hold-all on flights.My bag is the ideal shape for packing those few extra allowed kilos in hand luggage on flights but had no wheels. As airports feel as though they are getting larger, and departure gates appear to be miles away, this is perfect for moving around and not weighing my shoulder down!!

Bought to move a heavy bike rack (18kg) from car to garage etc. Did the job perfectly due to helpful bungees. Also went along gravel drive despite wheels being small. Folds up light and small for carrying in car when in use. Have already recommended to friends.

It's a bit early to know yet. It is light weight. I'm hoping it will take my back pack which I can no longer carry on my back. I need to buy some straps to tie around my back pack when on the trolley, as the bungie straps are not long enough. It folds down neatly and will (almost) fit into the zip on day sack that attaches to the back pack; this will be very helpful when I want to check- in my luggage.

I have other Design Go products and have found them to be very good. In the case of this Pro Kart I'm afraid the design went a little too early. The basic idea is sound but the Kart is unstable in use. I'd read the earlier reviews and decided to use the Kart for a while before adding mine. I travel every week for work and needed a trolley that would work with a range of bags.In use on a smooth surface such as an airport or station floor the trolley is fine. On anything else such as pavements, and especially on any slopes such as drop kerbs or ramps, it is unstable and begins to "snake" before eventually twisting or falling over. I believe the wheels are too close together for the intended purpose and I think it needs a design re-visit to be honest.I used to walk the 20 minutes or so from my regular station to work in London; with this trolley being so unstable I can't really do that and I only use it for short hauls. If you want something to get your bag across an airport floor this will probably do it. If you want something to carry your luggage across city streets to your hotel etc then look elsewhere; this isn't up to that job.

Yep, the trolley is lightweight. It handles the weight it should. And it even looks good.However, the wheels, which ARE durable, are set so close together that the trolley, and its cargo, tend to wobble side-to-side in uneven/bumpy surfaces, such as London pavements. When this happens, you need a strong forearm and wrist to keep it from falling over. Still, it’s the best of its type I’ve managed to find.

Some reviews of the basis trolley suggested it wasn't stable and didn't turn. A "dry" run with this carrying a largish car fridge indicates that this will be perfectly stable enough and turning didn't seem at all complicated.

This was invaluable on a flight last year. We attached our Britax Eclipse Stage 1 car seat to it using the supplied bungees and one ratchet strap for extra security (we also sat a travel bed in the car seat) and towed it all the way to the gate where we were able to gate check the car seat.The trolley then folded small enough to fit in my rucksack to board the flight- the attendants watched on in disbelief as they hadn't realised it would fold so small- I knew they were waiting to say I couldn't bring it on board!