SOLEJAZZ Folding Hand Truck Portable Dolly Cart with Wheels Foldable 500LB Heavy Duty Luggage Cart Collapsible Hand Cart Moving Dolly for Airport Travel Furniture Luggage Office Moving, Black

...I bought another two after the initial one and will most likely buy another. I bought the first one for my heavy portable camping refrigerator that I also use at home when the power goes out. I like to keep the heavier items on the wheels so I can move it if I have to without any trouble. I bought the second one for a heavy (for me -- petite woman) Bluetti power station and it fits on the dolly perfectly and I never have to try to lift it to move it. I bought the third one for my Fender Amp. The amp isn't all that heavy, but the older I get, the less I want to risk throwing my back or neck out lifting heavier things. :) It's easy to move it from room to room on the dolly, and again, I leave the amp on it all the time. I can think of many more uses for it and I will most likely buy another one to use for moving boxes or bins when I move or just to have handy for anything that needs transporting to/from. 500 pound max on this little workhorse! Note that it does come disassembled so you do have to put the 6 wheels on. It does take a lot of elbow grease, but this last one, I used my power drill and it was a bit easier and faster than doing it by hand with a screwdriver. I recommend this type of dolly over the regular type of two-wheel luggage dolly for the reasons listed above, flat surface works for many heavy items that the two wheel dollys can't handle. It is a bit tricky at first to open it up to disengage the pull-up handle, but once you get the hang of it, it's not too hard. Nice feature is the telescoping flat surface for different sized items. For my portable fridge, I have it open all the way and the length of the fridge fits perfectly. (I recommend measuring whatever you are going to use it for.) For my Power station, I have it in the closed position. It has a telescoping handle. Slight negative: if you want to leave something on the dolly, the telescoping handle has nothing to keep the handle from falling to the floor. Needs some kind of latch or lock or something, but I usually just lean it up against a wall or something to keep the handle from falling down. Other than that, I love the design and function of this dolly. Happy customer.

I received it in the mail last night. Put it together only needing a Phillips screwdriver. I used it to move a sectional couch today and I have to admit that I have used a few different types of things that are to assist with the load being moved or packed. This is the best option in my opinion. Reason being is the 6 wheel featur. Really helps with pack load. Folding and handle is easy to extend. Quality is decent enough for the price. Also comes with 2 very durable bungee cords to strap down the loads for added support. Appearance over All is a 10 out of 10.

This doohickey is super easy to use, relatively lightweight, and effective at its job. I saw a lot of people talking about these types of trolleys having a hard time staying up when loaded, so I included a picture of ours loaded up heavy and standing on its own without the help of having the bottom extended. The length of it when the bottom is extended is perfect for a duffle, but they also fit on just fine sideways like in the photo. It does drift a good bit, but that may have been because we were not using the two non-swivel wheels. The reason for deducting a star is that despite the wheels being able to be stored underneath it, there is no way to secure them. So they can fall out fairly easily. The wheels also just slide into their holes when attaching them. There's no click in place or screwing in. They're very easy to push in and pull back out with little resistance. Thanks to that, two of the wheels popped off while rolling over bumpy ground. Thankfully, someone noticed and told us before we lost them entirely. So, you definitely have to keep an eye on the wheels to be sure they're staying put while rolling around on bumpy ground. All in all, I really like this. It folds down very well to fit under a seat or slide into a spare bit of room in an overhead bin, and it didn't count as a personal item. It was allowed on flight without consideration the same as a book or tablet would be. So you still get your personal item as well.

Very sturdy cart.

people will know you’re coming from a mile away… Even on a rug, although that does help absorb a tiny bit of the sound. It is obnoxiously loud, so if you’re going to use this often and in places where you don’t want to make a ton of noise, let’s say an office building or a hospital… You might want to think twice about it because of these wheels. As far as just grab and go, it’s a little on the heavier side, but that’s because it’s able to hold a lot of weight and that I can say is true. The bungee cord is so so I mean it’s long and it hasn’t snapped on me which is fantastic. But you should honestly have more bungee cords with you at all times of different lengths. Don’t just count on these. There is a chance some things could slide off or move to the side. It’s really important if you’re using something like this that you move slowly. Even if secure because I’ve had it start to tip over on me when I had about 70 pounds in one large bag that took up the entire surface of it extended. And I was pretty surprised that it was gonna tip just from going around the corner and I was walking at a semi brisk pace. Luckily I had all my extra bungee cords on, and I caught it in time, but if I don’t go slow, it could continue to tip. Pushing it sucks you have almost no steering strength. This truly is built to pull behind you if you want any control over the stability. Other than the wheels popping up, it is really nice to have in the car at all times and barely takes up any space. If you have an SUV, you could slide this under one of your back seats secure it with a bungee cord so it doesn’t slide around upside down, but you’d be happy. I do catering and I have jumbo XXXL catering bags so they’re like 24 x 19 x 14 or something like that. I’ve stacked three of those on here and decided that was a terrible idea. I’ve stacked two of them and then a tote with some heavy stuff in it on top and buy a tote I mean, like a shopping bag tote. Once secured all around as long as I pulled it slowly I was OK but man even those little metal strips that connects like one part of the floor to another that tiny little bump feels like one of those awful speed bumps you drive over that thing you think you’re gonna take the bottom of your car out pulling it over when you have a lot of stuff in that and worrying about it tipping is so anxiety written and stressful. So be prepared that you need to have some upper arm strength if you’re not just moving over a smooth surface with lighter but bulky stuff if you’ve got heavy stuff it’s absolutely helpful but any bumps will take time and patience to slowly pull over. Trying to come up with something so maybe bank boxes or Iron Mountain document boxes you could put two of those big boxes filled on here and secure it and easily pull them carefully pull them but easily. You might try to put a third one on and it might work, but it’s going to be awful to try to control the cart… so you could have two of those packed larger document boxes. And then maybe put some type of small box on top like something that’s like a shoebox size but maybe like a boot shoebox you know what I mean like almost twice the width as long as that’s secured I really wouldn’t go farther than that. I’ve seen a few people try to put stuff on and then treat it like a true hand truck and kind of tilt it back you can kind of get away with that, but don’t count on it and don’t trust it Maneuvering 6.5/10 when pulling properly Storage 8/10 Weight, 7/10 NOISE: 0.5/10 I absolutely HATE the noise so much because it is so unprofessional that it is the main reason why I don’t use it to move just a few things at a time. I’m not picky about it. It is disturbingly loud. I’m trying to walk into an office or medical office or a hospital or a corporate office and they’re having meetings or at a hospital someone sick things are happening and it’s so loud that people stop talking while I walk by them they can’t even hear each other. I DID CONSIDER replacing the wheels with quieter wheels that would support maybe 350 or more LBS… because I’m never gonna put 500 pounds on here… but the posts for these wheels, and then also screwing the other ones in and getting the exact holes in the right place. The whole thing would be a complete nightmare. If the wheels were quieter, I would give this a solid four stars, but with the wheels and then all the other little issues, it brings me down to three

This product was very flimsy and my items were constantly sliding off. Although it is compact, it is not effective.

I am 109% disabled veteran due to broken neck and back. I also suffer from Fibromyalgia and severe Arthritis in my spine. I order a lot, from various places. Sometimes I cannot bring in boxes that I can’t lift (anything over 5-10 pounds). I usually have to wait for hubby to get home from work to bring heavy things in. I was looking at several kinds of little dollies and decided on this one. I’m so thankful I got it!! I have been able to put cases of Sparkling Water, Monsters, plus other heavy boxes on this and bring from our front door to our kitchen or garage (I buy LOTS of drinks). I have put 4 cases of Monster drinks on this at the same time (cases of 15 cans PER case), and this little guy had no problems at all, so VERY sturdy! I love the bungee cords- they are a big help to hold cases on this. I also like the angle of the handle. What I LOVE about this is its ability to turn any way I need it to. It does not just go forward and backwards. I can make it turn in a circle if needed! I also LOVE that you can fold the handle and this can store pretty much anywhere….against a wall, closet, under a bed. It’s very light weight…so much so that I didn’t think it could hold and move with 4 cases of energy drinks!! But it sure did!! I think this was absolutely worth the price, although I got it on sale- but if anything were to happen to it, I would pay full price. I definitely recommend!

I bought two of these. They are very maneuverable, maybe too much in some circumstances. They seem well made. The folding is what I like best, since they become much smaller than a regular dolly once they are folded. They are much easier to store. The only issue with folding is if you need to remove the wheels, once they are in, they are not as easy to get out as expected. It is much easier to carry and store. They seem to be able to carry some weight. I have use them to move big plant pots (50-75+ lbs) around the yard and to and from the garage in the winter. I would say this is for small jobs since it is not very big. If you are going to move big stuff or a lot of boxes it probably be better with a regular dolly.

Great product, as described. Easy to assemble. Space saving ✨️ 👌

Realice una mudanza y todo los artículos personales, aparatos electrónicos, los moví en cajas con este carrito. Muy resistente. Fácil de guardar y práctico incluso para llevar el garrafon de agua.

Sehr handlich, kompakt, passt gut ins Auto. Keine Sackkarre fürs Treppensteigen. Aber für Strecken laufen mit Gepäck - perfekt

Il SOLEJAZZ Carrello a Mano Pieghevole è un’ottima soluzione per chi cerca praticità e versatilità nel trasporto di oggetti. Dotato di una struttura in acciaio resistente e una base spaziosa, questo carrello è ideale per fare la spesa, trasportare pacchi o carichi pesanti. La funzione pieghevole permette di riporlo facilmente quando non in uso, risparmiando spazio. Le ruote robuste garantiscono una buona manovrabilità, mentre la comoda impugnatura assicura un trasporto sicuro. Compatto, funzionale e resistente, è perfetto per chi ha bisogno di un carrello leggero ma capiente.

Je l utilise pour porter les sacs de courses depuis le parking souterrain public et mon appartement (800M) et ca me convient parfaitement, Facile à plier et à ranger dans le coffre de la voiture ou dans le placard; facile à déplier , stable, roule bien une fois chargé (<50kg) Je n ai jamais essayé de monter au poids max, il me parait TROP fragile pour 226KG comme indiqué dans la description Les tendeurs ne sont pas terribles et pas d accroche facile au plateau.