If there was more of a curve on the back braces, things like the 5gl water bottle, which is what I use it for mainly, and the round plant pots would stay put a little better. She did put the bottle on the cart and roll it, but it's a little harder going up stairs. I use a strap to hold it on securely.
A few things I like about the looks of this as compared to similar carts. First, I like the telescoping handle and it seems to be a much more practical length then other models. I also like the wider platform you place things on because others are really undersized and that destabilizes the unit and can cause people like me who have some functional limitations some serious concerns. Still think it could use a couple extra inches. Just curious what that platform is made of, sounds like plastic. I will have to see if I can find one to product test, I have the perfect situation to give it some real world testing. I am older, have bad hips and lifting limitations, have to go up and down 18 stairs and because of the nature of my job, I am always transporting things. So will see if I can locate one to test and do an independent review on.
This is a product that works and I love mine. Really the only thing I find difficult about it is folding it up. Which is what I was hoping to find out here. I am able to fold it up, but it's always difficult and I suspect there is a trick to make it simple.
If there was more of a curve on the back braces, things like the 5gl water bottle, which is what I use it for mainly, and the round plant pots would stay put a little better. She did put the bottle on the cart and roll it, but it's a little harder going up stairs. I use a strap to hold it on securely.
Where Can One Buys One??
Also Years Later...Is It Still Worth It???
Good advice
A few things I like about the looks of this as compared to similar carts. First, I like the telescoping handle and it seems to be a much more practical length then other models. I also like the wider platform you place things on because others are really undersized and that destabilizes the unit and can cause people like me who have some functional limitations some serious concerns. Still think it could use a couple extra inches. Just curious what that platform is made of, sounds like plastic. I will have to see if I can find one to product test, I have the perfect situation to give it some real world testing. I am older, have bad hips and lifting limitations, have to go up and down 18 stairs and because of the nature of my job, I am always transporting things. So will see if I can locate one to test and do an independent review on.
This is a product that works and I love mine. Really the only thing I find difficult about it is folding it up. Which is what I was hoping to find out here. I am able to fold it up, but it's always difficult and I suspect there is a trick to make it simple.
How to buy this???
Shows closed stairs use what about open stair steps like at almost all apartments- doesn’t work
WEAK. CONSTRUCTION. Don't fall for this.
wtf is with those awful shoes...especially the gal on the right