GtIiFmTe Folding Hand Truck Lightweight Hand Truck Dolly Foldable,Luggage cart with 4 Rotate Wheels, Utility Cart with Adjustable Handle,Collapsible Dolly for Moving (Black)

Love it! I bought it about a year ago for when moving from my apartment. Very versatile, ai use it for my groceries too or move donations, returns, gear, etc, I keep it in my car trunk. Very practical since it folds and its easy to move (like a carry-on bag), lightweight, slip resistant, great size and good quality.

This folding hand truck is lightweight but sturdy and easy to use. It folds up nicely for storage and is perfect for carrying boxes and groceries. The wheels roll smoothly, and it saves a lot of effort. Very convenient and practical.

I use this for tubs full of books and it works fine. This is a lightweight dolly and you have to use the bungie cords it comes with. It also will not go up stairs, but works well on a ramp. There is no assembly required and it is not heavy duty but for light things it works fine. I love that it folds up compactly and has a bag to store it in, so it doesn't take up a lot of room.

Worked like a dream through the airport for our 2 carseats (1 year old and 4 year old)--we puzzled them together with the bungee that came attached to it and din't require anything else to attach them. We brought an extra bungee just in case and could have used it to prevent any shifting at all (there was some minor shifting but wasn't a problem). Dolly is lightweight, easily able to slide under an airplane seat with plenty of clearance, but still acceptably durable for our needs. The locking mechanisms are smooth and we were able to disassemble and reassemble easily though security. I think the price is fair for the quality you get. Some pro tips: - Practice opening and collapsing the dolly once at home just so you know where everything goes. Makes navigating security line and boarding line more smooth. - I DO NOT recommend attempting to use this in the airplane aisle with the carseats on it. I really hoped that would work because hauling carseats down the aisle is awful, but alas, one of my seats is one of the slimmest available (graco slimfit model) and it just didn't work. It was 10x more awkward to then have to take it apart right in the first class area and we held people up. On our return flight we disassembled everything in the tunnel leading to the plane so others could pass us and that went much more smoothly. If you are considering this over a carseat backpack, I'd say it's a preference thing. Rolling carseats instead of carrying a carseat on your back is so much more comfortable, but you have to uncomfortably haul it down the aisle manually while juggling kids once on the plane (I was literally attempting to hold my 1 year old and the seat myself--it was brutal and I was worried I was about to take someone out). The most optimal setup for that use case is having your carseat in a backpack AND on the dolly so that you can easily switch to backpack once boarding the plane, especially if you have a baby to hold or are traveling alone with your kids. Because we didn't know that until after we tried it out, the flight attendants were super gracious to help us out when we ran out of hands. Next time we might double up with the backpack and dolly so that we are more self-sufficient and more efficient in general. Overall: Great alternative to a carseat backpack for the airport; but a backpack may still be helpful in the plane aisle if traveling with multiple kids or traveling alone with a child and you have limited hands

LOVED these for strapping our car seats to when we took the kids to the airport. We strapped our baby in while we rolled him around and it was amazing for going through security and waiting. Maneuverability was great! Sturdy and we loved how compact it folded up when not hiding anything. Great product!!

As I'm getting older, it's starting to get hard pulling my old 2-wheeled suitcase. But after pricing reliable, quality suitcases, the prices were ridiculous for just a carry-on size. When I found this cart on Amazon, I thought, "why not try it?" I'm so glad I did. My husband and I cruise a lot and only take a small suitcase and a large beach bag (which, of course, I stuff both to the max!). I used the cart the first time last month. I was amazed how easily it was to pull up the ramp getting on the ship. I barely had to push/pull it. I simply walked, holding it at my side. It was almost like it was wheeling itself! Not even kidding about that. The only issue on that cruise was that it is a little sluggish on carpet. Now, let's fast-forward to just last week. We had another 3-day cruise and the morning we were to leave, my sciatica flared up. Meaning, the only way we could go is if I used a walker. As my husband is in a wheelchair, there was no way he could handle the luggage, and I refuse to check luggage when we cruise. So, I thought maybe I could push the luggage cart in front of the walker. Now, don't laugh at me, but I velcroed the cart to the front of my walker and, guess what - IT WORKED! I merely walked behind the walker, and the weight in front (on the cart) didn't even seem it was there. And, believe me, I had the cart weighed down. The suitcase had to weigh at least 40 pounds, I had the large beach bag stuffed to the hilt, and even added my purse on top. Now, let's discuss the advertised features of the cart. The rotating wheels work smoothly on hard floors, concrete, etc. As I already mentionned, it is a little sluggish on carpet, but will still roll. Once you do it a couple of times, you will be able to open and collapse the cart in seconds. The 2 bungee cords that are attached to the cart were a little hard to pull and attach at first, but loosened up after a couple of times of using them, and they held our suitcase firmly in place. I haven't used the other strap they included, so can't comment on that. It also comes with a nice drawstring storage bag, but I haven't used that either. I store it in the box that it originally came in. It fits snuggly in the box, so I figure it safer in there. There are different height adjustments, but I've only used it at the highest it will go. I'm 5'8" and, at the highest extension, it is perfect. It is smaller than I thought, but that's on me. It's exactly the size as stated in the item description. Bottom line, I am very pleased with this purchase. At basically a quarter of the price for a new suitcase, I not only get the 4 rotating wheels, I can also haul additional items. Would highly recommend.

Easy to store, decent value for price, and somewhat stable. Falls over too much and straps needed to be longer.

10/10 recommend! Such a life traveling with a toddler and a small dog. The straps are super handy and maneuvers so well! The quality is great. The small bag that it came in though tore at the airport so that’s fun kind of sucks but that’s ok. My husband and I are both tall so the height of the handle is great for us. I’m 5’10 and he’s 6’3.

Awesome for moving luggage from the car when on holidays. Saves a couple of trips lugging eskies and other bulky stuff up stairs.

I really like my cart. It makes carrying my slow cooker so easy. Moves wel

I was quite impressed with how sturdy it is. I find the handle not quite as smooth operating as it shows, bit sticky, otherwise nice product.

This product is a joke. Throw some castors on a milk crate and you can skip this pile of 💩

me encanto, las ruedas son de las que giran en 360 grados por lo que es facil de jalar y es muy ligero, ahora solo me falta poner todo el peso que dice que aguanta y ver si sigue siendo eficiente