Four-Wheels Heavy Duty Luggage Cart

The cart is much smaller than it looks. There should be someone beside it for size perspective. Seems strong though, for it's small size.

I needed this to cart around a small box of pachinko balls that weighs between 50 to 70 lbs and possibly my suitcase at the same time so I need something that can handle 100 lbs or more. I used a Samsonite cart for two trips, but it didn't hold up to the weight and blew the axles out. I needed something that could handle the weight but was still small enough to carry on a plane. The Blue Jan handled this with no problems and was very easy to push on public sidewalks in Japan (Which vary in materials) even in the cart mode. I had no issues with the handle trying to fold forward in cart mode when pushing and with the wheel set up I found you could steer it by just transferring the weight forward a bit. Also it had very little flex in the handle and base when using it as a hand truck.The handle assembly is of high quality and looks to be from a rollaboard so it allowed you to place it in three positions, which came in handy using it to lift the box up. And it latches firmly in the up position, almost a little too firmly but I'll take that vs. folding forward with a load. Also it was small enough I was able to carry it in my bag, and wasn't too heavy at about 4 lbs. Overall highly recommended if you are after a heavy duty unit that is still carry on-able

The handle does not stay up. The build in strap does not reach high enough to hold on, we are returning it.

One of the straps broke during first use other than that it’s great!

The clip broke within a week. I attached another bungie instead of sending back.

This cart is working very well for assisting me in carrying my cooler and lunch into work everyday. I am very skeptical about it's boasts to be able to support 150lbs. Even if it was able to the retractable handle is far to flimsy to be able to support that workload everyday. I roughly load about 50lbs on currently and the handle has already formed a fair amount of play in the handle.

I recommend reading the information provided on the size before buying to make sure it will suit your needs. It’s disclosed right in the features or details section.As far as quality this is my fourth cart near this price category. It cost about $8-$10 more than what I use to pay but worth it. Far less noise outdoor on NYC streets than the past ones I’ve gotten. I really only hear it when there’s gravel in the cement and sliding over cracks. It seems strong and I love that it’s all black and doesn’t look so industrial looking with the silver mix some others have. Even the bungee cords are solid black. Gives it a sleek feel.

Item is sturdy, well made, works well BUT the actually trolley part on which you place the items is very short, just 9 inch extension. I would get another model with at least 15 or more.