Small Folding Hand Truck Dolly with 2 Wheels, Foldable Luggage Cart, Portable Dolly Collapsible for Moving Airport Travel Use

This was perfect for my trip across the world. I have a camera bag that is too heavy to carry around, so this was perfect to help haul around my equipment. The dolly is lightweight, but the construction is solid, and the wheels are quiet.Word of caution: To fit your carry-on in the overhead bin space, you will need to remove your bag from the dolly. Be prepared to undo the dolly cables every time. Also be prepared to refold the dolly flat everytime. The good news is it is small enough to fit in any overhead bin space. I didn't have an issue even in a smaller 80-passenger aircraft. I even put it underneath the seat in front of me at one time.Final tip: To secure your bag to this dolly, criss-cross the cables "INSIDE" the handle of your personal carry-on, as opposed to "over" the handle. This will give you a better cable grip.

Bought this to carry SCUBA gear including tank, and gear bag with Fins, reg, wetsuit, boots, mask, etc. It can handle the weight around 40 to 45 pounds dry and 60 to 65 pounds wet. But the base is too small to carry both without adding a crate which defeats the purpose of having a tiny foldable compact cart.Carries the tank perfectly OR the gear bag perfectly.I solved my problem by leaving the tank on the boat so I only need to carry the gear for Sunday evening dives when I ride my moped.It does fit perfectly in a backpack. It maneuvered perfectly with one tank and as long as you carefully balance a more awkward load it works very well. I'm quite happy with it overall and with my Black Friday price it was a great deal.

I took this on a plane. I had a carry on that didn’t have wheels and it weighed about 15 to 20 pounds and I had to walk through the Holy airport so I said I’m gonna break down and get one of these and give it a shot. For the price point it was perfect . I like that it folds up and sits flat and you could put your bag right on top of it and stick it on the seat floor in front of you. Definitely not for a heavy load.

I have post polio syndrome which has resulted in loss of muscle strength that I had when I was younger. It's often difficult for me to work with heavier items that frustrate the fire out of me. This cart is nice in that it handles heavy loads, but is made of a lighter weight plastic/resin material that is much easier to manage than metal. I have purchased two of these carts before to use in non-profit situations, and while this one was a free item it is also going to a non-profit homeless/housing program in our community. The Hope Village non-profit stated they could definitely use one of these so I was happy to keep on the lookout for one.This is something that nearly every household would find useful to have on hand to move boxes or other heavy items around. It maneuvers well and turns corners easily. The base can be expanded to hold larger boxes, or be kept in it's collapsed length to make it easier to store. If you keep it in an accessible area you will find that you use it often in a variety of ways to make life easier and save on your back muscles.

We took this on our cruise to help board/embarkation process. We have two kids and needed to carry all the drinks and their squishmallows/blankets. We got it all strapped in and boarded much easier. The trolley was easy to stow in the tight space while on the ship and glided along very well for our needs.

My original intent was to use this to move several boxes at a time but that's isn't what this is made for. I did also use this for a broken suitcase and it did work well for that. If you're looking for something more attuned to moving boxes, you should probably try something more heavy duty that has a higher weight capacity. Still great for lightweight items, especially luggage.

It's very compact and light and feels sturdy, but it needs to be wider - more distance between wheels and bigger wheels could help too.When I roll it on sidewalks it's very hard to keep it from tilting one way or another and corners of the table end up being scratched by the sidewalk.

We needed a small hand truck to lug our weekly grocery shopping from our parking spot to the elevator and then to the apartment. In the past, we made two or three trips carrying the bags. I bought two collapsible boxes at Costco to use with this truck. We (meaning me) load the groceries into the boxes and only need one trip to the apartment. Don't overload this truck. Narrow base, plastic construction, will only go so far. The included and attached bungee cords means you won't lose them but may be difficult to replace if needed. However, I never lost or replaced a bungee cord on similar products I owned in the past.