Customer Reviews for VEVOR Stair Climbing Cart, 54 kg Stair-Climbing Capacity, Portable Folding Trolley Cart with Telescoping Handle, 6 Wheels and 2 Bungee Cords, Stair Climber Dolly for Home, Groceries, Warehouse

This is just what I need. It is an excellent tool

The cart works well with a slight modification I made to bring my wifes electric wheelchair up and down the stairs. It make it much easier moving the chair up and down the stairs. I'm 75 and not as strong as I once was.

Quality is excellent; it feels sturdy and durable. Using the cart is a breeze; its design makes navigating stairs and uneven surfaces effortless. However, my only minor issue is that friends and family keep borrowing it! It seems to have become the go-to solution for everyone. Overall, I highly recommend this hand cart.

We love this cart! It's light weight and carries a 260 lb. load. It works perfect for moving things up and down stairs. Have used it to move window unit air conditioners, bricks and cement blocks. This thing is one of the handiest tools in my garage and for the price you can't go wrong.

VERY pleased

GGreat item, very reliable price, excellent. Load capacity as they advertise great dolly going up the stairs.

délai respecté, produit très bien emballé et correspondant à la description du site. Celui-ci à l'air robuste et sera très prochainement mis à l'épreuve, nous verrons alors la capacité d'adaptation des roues dans les marches d'escalier ... merci à vous pour votre sérieux !

Sturdy cart, and extra versatile with the added wheels (two sets when on flat surfaces which rotate to engage the 3rd set of wheels when going up/down stairs.) The handle retracts and the platform/wheels fold in to take up less room for storage. Very good design! Comes with a couple bungee cords to hold items in place. Slightly heavier than other hand carts I've used, but I think that makes this more durable.

I bought this stair climbing cart to transport 40-pound bags of wood pellets up eight steps on my front porch. The bags tended to fall through the back of the cart, so I had to add a piece of plywood to the cart (see pictures). I fastened the plywood to the cart using pipe clamps. This worked fine. Then, I had trouble going up the steps, as the steps had no risers (open backs) and the cart has only five-inch diameter wheels. So, I added risers to the steps which made it easier to go up the steps. Bottom line - this cart as modified seems to work OK for this application.

Viene dañada y no funciona, la goma del asa está dañada, y no sale el asa, no funciona.