dbest productsTrolley Dolly Black Foldable Shopping cart for Groceries with Wheels and Removable Bag and Rolling Personal Handtruck Standard

Settled on a Trolley Dolly brand shopping cart after doing much research and asking around among my friends at the Farmer's Market for advice, and I'm glad I did. The first thing I noticed was how lightweight it is, when I picked it up at the front desk: if you have a bad back, as I do, you'll really appreciate that aspect. And, I was told that although they may look alike, the cheaper ones tend to fall apart- as with most things, the quality is well worth the few extra dollars you may pay.There's no real 'assembly' to speak of: just unfold it, pop on the wheels, and it's ready to roll. All the areas where it fits together mate well, and everything fits together nice and snug, as it should. There is a sheet of paper with assembly instructions included, but it's really pretty straightforward. The bag itself is made of a sturdy nylon-like material that feels like it's going to last a long time, and it has a couple of extra pockets, should you need them.The whole thing *pops* together and apart in moments, with ease, so it can be tucked away in a closet or under the bed or behind a door when not in use; and it's waterproof, so it can be washed with a garden hose if needed, and just left to air-dry.I took it to the store for its trial run just now, and I'm very happy with my purchase: it does everything I wanted it to; and I'd recommend this product with confidence if someone were to ask me my opinion. (Also, if you're tall (I'm 5' 10"), the handle will still be within easy reach: some of the cheaper ones are shorter and it looks like it's a stretch to reach the handle- which would be tiring, and bad for the back as well.)Hope this helps!

This cart is great, but I will have to warn you that it makes my wife a super shopper because it will encourage her to buy more than she would otherwise have to carry on her own! The cart is easy to assemble, just open up, attach the bag and wheels and you are ready to roll. This cart is perfect for urban settings where you are walking on the street from store to store. This is the one of these carts we have purchased. The first one lasted for 3 years of steady, at least twice a week, use. They improved this version by making it a little taller and the bag is bigger. Therefore, it will hold more and is easier to handle with the additional height leverage. If you walk around and shop in urban settings, this bag is a back saver and essential tool that will make your life easier. Highly recommended!

I decided to order this trolley, as my old trolley was beginning to show its wear. I've been using this sort of cart for over 6 years, its put on a lot of mileage, including up the stairs. A big plus on ordering this trolley was that attachable shopping bag. They thought of everything when designing that. It just easily slips onto the trolley.I'm not sure, but I think this trolley may be the same manufacturer as my old trolley, it looks much the same. I like the big pneumatic wheels on these, they hold up better climbing stairs or over rough terrain. I have to mention though, my old trolley had better wheel quality, but I guess thats what inflation does to us. The only thing I really miss on this trolley is the catch to hold it together when its folded. I have been using a twisty tie to hold it together. This is light weight aluminum, I can pick it up with my index finger. I believe it weights around 5 lbs.I take this shopping with me--I can easily take it on the bus. I've used it to haul groceries/stuff from the garage and also back and forth from the store/farmers market--it worked great for hauling boxes of tomatoes. I use it for everything imaginable. It goes up 3 flights of stairs with no problems. These trolleys are workhorses. Although this does push OK, its more of a pull along with you cart.I swear this trolley cart has become an indispensable part of my life--I love my purple wheels!

Using this as a combo laundry hamper and laundry cart for wash day for my 8 y/o. I got another trolley cart that has a somewhat taller handle and a larger capacity nylon bag from another brand which my oldest is using (see photo to compare). The TD would definitely work best for a shorter and/or elderly person who doesn't plan on carting an overabundance of heavy things.The wheels are smaller on the Trolley Dolly, but they seem to be of slightly better quality than the ones on the other cart. The cushion coverage on the TD handle is better. I am not super partial to the net side pocket, but the extra side, front, inside, back, and top outside pockets make up for it. The other larger cart has a squeeze clasp in the front which edges out the Trolley Dolly's velcro top closure. Both have corded cinch closures at the top of the main bag part. The Trolley Dolly includes a helpful carry/pull up strap while the other cart doesn't (if you want to remove the main TD bag from the frame more easily and/or use it independent of the frame). The other cart came with a stabilizing flexible plastic protective insert for the bottom flat part of their bag, which I liked. You cut to size a piece off an old plastic storage bin (or such) to fit down into the TD for the same effect easily enough though. The compact size and mostly all-black color of the Trolley Dolly's bag and wheels are appealing and contributes to a sleeker-looking appearance. I don't mind the branded name on the bottom front of the bag, but some picky ones out there might. The versatility of using the Trolley Dolly without the bag is a nice bonus.The sturdiness of the frames on both of the units I bought were okay for what I am personally using them for (again, just laundry for 2 kids). Both carts are generally lightweight while empty. I do question any extensive use outdoors during inclement weather or the frames being exposed to road salt during winter. If that's what you're facing in your neck of the woods, I would consider wiping down the frame regularly and applying a coat or 2 of waterproofing camping spray on the bag itself.