Ealing Folding Shopping Cart Utility Grocery Cart with Handle,Aluminum Frame,Waterproof Removable Oxford Cloth Bag, 40.6"L x 19.5"W x 15.7"H

Very sturdy and easy to use. Stair. 'climbing' rear wheels are a real nice feature. Easy assembly with necessary tools provided.

i love it. it is easy to use, holds a large amount of groceries. it is lightweight and the wheels roll smoothly up and over steps..it makes getting groceries into the house, alot easier...

Good construction and strong...very reliable.

there eas z tiny mishap with fedex lopsing my first cart so refund. Then Fedrx found brought and delivered it to me. And when were putting the tool they sent eas not workinh right. So i adked to resend the tool. And the next day wjen from my runni g i had another cart free of charge with a tool thT worked and finished the other one and will be eorking on this one now that i got my apartment.

It's definitely better at stair climbing than my old cart, though the wheel attachments seem a little wobbly. Also the canvas liner sack doesn't really fit well. Recommend not putting a small heavy item in the bottom, as it's hard to retrieve it, it's so deep!

I liked the narrow width of the cart. The assembly instructions were clear except for one detail. The instructions did not give any indication what the two blue plastic clips were for. It is also unclear to me how the cart would be "set up" to carry a larger box with items as pictured. Note: I am not mechanically minded. I like the bag and the stretch cord.

I love my cart. With 3 wheels on left and right rear of cart, it can go up and downstairs with ease. With a metal frame, this cart can be used for lots of other jobs, like carrying my dirty laundry to the washing machine. It goes outside nicely to get the mail or pick up packages that have been delivered. No negatives so far, but for $50 I'm going to love my cart to death. At 85, my carrying days are few, and my little cart is a godsend.

For the price there should be strong fabric handles attached, to lift it up from street level to a higher level where there are no stairs, such as into an SUV just as on my cheapy cart. A shopping cart needs larger wheels preferably made out of sturdy rubber rather than small plastic ones, not capable of lasting long; this would also help going upstairs which is quite strenuous with those small wheels. I do like the space %26 the seemingly sturdy frame, but only used it once so far.

the instructions are not good. I have parts that are not listed on the little sheet enclosed. would like a manual that has everything listed and how to apply it to the cart

it collapses even when I have groceries or stuff in it and Monday I had stuff that was heavy and I had a very difficult time picking it back up this was two days ago. I am grateful that I haven't taken it somewhere with me and tried to do some shopping I'd be very embarrassed to have it collapse in the store or wherever most of the assembly was simple but putting on the two front wheels required tools that I actually didn't have I had to borrow them. I also thought it having the different wheels on it would make it more so it didn't get stuck in what have you but actually it's worse than I think a regular cart with regular Wheels.