VEVOR Stair Climbing Cart, 220 lbs Load Capacity, Foldable Hand Truck with 32.3-45.7 inch Adjustable Handle Height, 4 Universal Wheels & 2 Elastic Ropes, Multipurpose Dolly for Warehouse Shopping

1. Arrived on time and in good condition.2. Came with "tools" to put the small wheels on. They're actually functional tools. Not professional but actually work.3. Came with extra nuts and bolts. This is always a big kudo from me.4. Fairly easy to install the little wheels. Required a little arm wrestling but manageable.5. The dolly works on flat surfaces and on stairs smoothly.6. This is NOT going to make taking stuff up and down stairs EASY. It is definitely easier than using a regular dolly on stairs. It still requires enough leg and arm strength to pull it up or keep it from careening down the stairs. But it's much better on stairs than my regular dolly.7. I would recommend not overloading it and strapping things down. It comes with nice bungee cords but they'll only do so much.8. Folds up nicely. A bit stiff to get the platform down but not a big deal.Overall: I'm pleased. I'm a nearly 70 woman (perhaps a bit stronger than most) and carrying much down / up stairs is not without concerns. I'm pretty sure I don't bounce.. just break. This made me feel more secure when taking shelving units (packaged) to the cellar.

I am moving and have a ton of Rubbermaid bins in the basement that need to be carried up 6 steps to the garage then across the garage to the Pod in the driveway. This climbing cart is perfect. I already owned one but it was wimpy and couldn't handle loads over 80 lbs. What I love most about this is that it converts from a stair climber hand truck to a dolly. Once I get it up the stairs I set it flat and roll my boxes across the garage, outside and into the pod. This has cut my trips up and down the stairs by 60% or more. Just be aware that if your staircase does not have risers, this is hard to use because it will slip through the backside of the stairs. I really love this hand truck and highly recommend it.

I recently moved into a third floor apartment that has no elevator. I purchased this climbing cart in anticipation of using it for my daily needs. It does work quite well, holding heavy items and is really easy to maneuver and fold up. I keep it in my car at all times.The only thing I don't care for is the stair feature. Although the wheels do flip/climb as you go up the stairs, they aren't really large enough to do the job without seriously jarring the item on the cart. All in all, it's a good product, but I do wish I would've bought the larger one with the bigger wheels on it.

I like this, but wish it were wider. I use it to carry things up to the third floor. It's quite narrow and needs accurate balancing when carrying wide and/or heavy objects. The two straps that come with it help keep things from moving around too much. Nonetheless, it works as expected and saves me multiple trips. I have used it at least weekly if not twice a week since purchasing about 3 months ago and it is holding up very well.

This thing claims it has a 220 lbs load capacity but I just used it once to haul a 100 lb box accross a parking lot and already one of the wheels is bent, I havn't even attempted stairs yet and the size of these small wheels makes me think it will be useless on those. Don't trust this with anything heavy or expensive. The whole thing is light and flimsy. If you need dolly look elsewhere.

I bought a JBL 710 speaker, it weighs 70 pounds, I live on a third floor.I had an event 3 days ago, and had to take the speaker with me, and didn't have this dolly.It wasn't hard to take it down to the first floor, but was very hard to take it back to the third one.I got this dolly today, did the test, and the difference going down and going up, is amazing.I want to take photos and/or video soon to add to this review.It worth 100% the money, I love how easy to fold is, the design, very light, easy to use.

Vevor is often considered a bargain brand. That's only partly the case. Considering it a brand is a stretch. Vevor is a distributor that puts Vevor decals on other manufacturers products. Vevor does however offer goods at discounts that tend to beat other sources. I have had good luck with Vevor branded products so didn't bat an eye at this offering- VEVOR Stair Climbing Cart, 460 lbs Capacity Stair Climber Hand Truck.The takeaway is that this product is absolutely typical of the Vevor name. It functions but quality is not what you get. It requires some compromise and some tinkering to function and though it delivers what it claims, that's only just barely.I have a pellet stove in my walk out basement rec room. We use it to warm the basement and to contribute to the upper floors heating during the cold months. I put pallets of 40 pound bags of pellets outside on the edge of the patio and bring the bags in as needed to feed the pellet stove. Since the pellet stove is relied on for part of the primary heat production lugging pellets is a regular thing for us. I sought to make that work less a chore by buying this hand truck which boasts both a 460 pound capacity and the ability to navigate elevation changes. We use it to bring in four 40 pound bags at a time and to travel onto the patio, a slab about 4" above grade and then through french doors into the basement, about an 8" rise. The 160 pounds this handles effortlessly but we did add a 2" timber at the french door sill to reduce the height the truck has to deal with from 8" to 6".It all woks and for the money (by comparison to other similar trucks) I'm not disappointed. Could it be better? More stable? Rigid? better fit and finish? You bet.What it is though is a Vevor product. Shortcuts were taken. Directions are less than complete. Assembly requires attention and the capacity to "see what they want, not what they tell you".I bought it for a specific task. It does that task. The price was right.

Great way to move heavy items up and down stairs!