dbest products Quik Cart Collapsible Rolling Crate on Wheels for Teachers Tote Basket, 80 lbs Capacity, Blue Lid Made from Heavy Duty Plastic and used as a Seat

The media could not be loaded. I am a college professor and needed something to help carry books and classroom materials around campus without breaking my back. I feel like a kid with the first backpack, ready for the first day of class. :)I tested it with 30 lb slam balls. Works good.I ordered and had to return the one from MaxxWorks due to cracked lid and poor quality.This one is made with good quality. Durable. Wheels, plastic material, and operates as it’s supposed to.

I first ordered a FELICON Folding Utility Cart which was Very Nice and GREAT for someone living in town! Well Made. However, Iive rurally and use this to carry heavy things from my car to my house and my house to the car. I go over some hard dirt and a little grass and my stairs are not solid like most in a city. Mine are wooden deck stairs with empty space above each stair. So the Felicon while amazing, was not up for the job. This New one is just like my old one from Goodwill that lasted for years! Only two wheels, slightly bigger and wider. Does much much better over uneven terrain and goes up my steps without getting stuck! Very well made, plastic is strong and I expect with care, it will last me a few years like my other one has. Very satisfied!! My old one can still be used as a crate. Only the plastic around the handle broke and I could not repair that part. Wheels are still good too. I will use it as a crate with handles to carry around. I was a little rougher at times pulling the handle UP and will be more careful from now on!

I have used this cart with the pocket insert regularly for 2 years. It has been just what I needed. The handle no longer extends and contracts. I can see some of the problem and I have tried to disassemble and see if I could repair it, but it’s not conducive to repair, and I have to guess. I have ordered the next level up and will see if the pocket insert fits. The cart is otherwise fine and I’m disappointed that the handle is a weak spot in what is supposed to be a sturdy product. It always felt flimsy even when it worked. I wish I could give it 3.5 stars. It is otherwise useful and I’d give it a 4.5 otherwise.

this cart is so easy to set up and use!I'm a substitute teacher, so I carry a good amount of things with me on a daily basis, and this cart holds everything I need with plenty of space.the cart is easy to pull and has very little resistance (when tilted properly, of course lol)the only real issue I've had is one of the stoppers on the front has cracked from getting caught on the carpet at my school, but that's no fault of the product, just the user 😅otherwise, the plastic seems to be very strong and well made.

I waited to write a review until I could use it for a few weeks. It's a good size. Doesn't weigh a lot. It appears a bit flimsy, structurally, especially the extendable handle. I Hope I don't have to change my review, but I'll update this after a few months of use. For now, it serves it's purpose as a cart to take in and out of work with my purse, lunch box and other "stuff" I used to carry back and forth from the parking lot. I like the lid too! Not all the competitors have lids. It was a fair price.

Light weight, compact, easy use, pretty durable and priced right. I deliver groceries. I don’t have a lot of room in my car but I needed some kind of a dolly system for delivering 12 packs of drinks ect. to hard to find apartments and this little guy is perfect. Almost only takes one hand to open up and use. So far, I’ve put three12 packs of soda along with several more heavy items in it and it worked great, rolls nice and goes up curbs. I was afraid I was gonna break it but so far so good! It also comes with a lid, but I haven’t needed that yet.

This is my second purchase of this cart in 4 months. I love the size and how easy it is to handle. I live in a highrise, and the cart makes bringing in my groceries much easier. It folds fairly easily and fits in the back of my SUV without taking up much space at all. The small folded footprint is a huge plus for me.My first identical purchase of this cart was made 4 months ago and had full plastic pieces that fit over the entire left and right sides when the cart was opened up. The plastic pieces stored very securely and nicely in compartments in the inside bottom of the cart. I liked that system much better than the sliding "lock" on my second purchase of this cart. The lock does not slide very easily. I took a lubricant and rubbed it along the track and it helped somewhat, but the lock is seems quite flimsy to me. Hopefully it will not break, because my old side pieces won't fit over the sides of the newer version.The top is very handy and sturdy. The attachment "hook" is just OK. Sometimes the top is difficult to hook on, and sometimes it falls off. You CAN sit on the top when the cart is opened up and I do believe the top can withstand the weight as advertised. HOWEVER, if you wiggle/move, you run the risk of breaking the hinges on the left and right side of the cart. When that happends, the cart cannot function. My husband, who weighs only 130 pounds, sat on the top one time only, and the shifting of his weight caused the side hinges to break, rending the cart pretty useless. There was no way to fix the broken plastic. So, yes, you can have someone much heavier sit on the plastic top without damaging the top, but the cart underneath may not survive!I did consider taller grocery carts but they were too big and cumbersome to store in the cargo area of my SUV when folded. The wheels on those metal grocery carts are large and stick up, and those carts will not fold flat. I found that the metal grocery carts have large "holes" on the sides and bottom where items can easily fall through unless you use a liner (which inhibits fully closing the cart). So, although sturdy, that type of cart didn't work for me.Just as a side note- prior to buying this second dbest cart for $76, I did purchase the dbest less expensive option that had the cart only (no top). I didn't need a second top because I had one from my first (now broken) cart. The cart with no top was nowhere near the quality of this more expensive cart. The cheaper cart handle wobbled badly and the aluminum was much thinner. I absolutely hated paying another $76+ for this cart, AGAIN, but it was the best option for me. My hubby will not sit on this one, and I pray it lasts longer than the last one!