Sparco Compact Luggage Cart, Easy-Grip Handle, Flip-Out Support Platform, 150 lb. Capacity, Chrome -- How well does this cart go up and down stairs?
1518029
As with most things with wheels, stairs are challenging with this cart and our load shifted and fell off a few times as a result. Perhaps the varying sizes of items we loaded played a role in the struggle, but since we had several flights of stairs to contend with, we soon opted to forego the use of the cart.
2058441
The cart is very light, but durable (I can lift it easily with one finger). I purchased one for my mother to use as a laundry cart, and I now own two. I keep one in each car and use it to haul groceries into my apartment. My oldest cart is 3 years old and it is still in great shape. A++ on this product.
1461434
I not sure. its easy to carry around.it holds a lot.i put all my groceries in it wheel it from the car to my house &up; 5 stairs.this cart is much heavier than most cart.so far its great.
663076
Yes. For me, I'll say it depends on your own strength and balance rather than the strength of the cart/wheels. I have found much easier to carefully wheel it down steps. The problem is how heavy the load is and being careful you don't fall down. The great thing is, the liner has heavy duty handles, so if you are able, you can lift a full cart up or down a few steps.
913000
It is like any other cart. I put the cart in front and gently lower it one step at a time. In front going down and in back going up is the general rule of thumb. It is easier to use than the non stair climbing carts. As with anything I am sure it could be tweaked with improvements.
1058156
Wheels are steady, but the cart isn't. It can tip over easily when pulled, and hard to balance upright..
1656109
the cart is rated for 220 lbs in total. I have stuffed the bag full plus strapped additional bags to the frame and had no trouble. I would not suggest attempting to carry a load of bricks with this cart, but for small shopping trips it works great.
1903751
Taking into account that this cart is rated for 600 lbs, I would think it would be fine. My personal use of this item has been for moving furniture and large plastic totes, but its definitely very sturdy and can take quite a bit of abuse. I'd definitely give it a shot!
912997
With much difficulty. I have bought many carts these past two years and I was sure this one would do it. I am disabled and live on a second floor with no elevator. I have tripped twice going down and it is scary. Coming up is a dream but you feel the weight of it. You have to hang on to something, railing, so you don't fall backwards. Still, this is the best I have found out there. Give it a try. Maybe you can do better than me. Let me know! Good luck!
1143320
This is truly a good capacity cart. It stands 40" H from the top of the four legs/poles to the floor on wheels. Two wheels can be locked. The top shelf (inside poles measurements) is 17 1/2" W X 21" L. There are 2 6" Deep baskets and the locations of these, as well as the top shelf can be adapted to your personal storage needs. Sorry to have taken so long, I had to measure it and had no way to - just moved and bought this for my kitchen, which is small, so the wheels make it VERY convenient to roll away from the corner drawers rarely used. The handle is great for a towel, but small ones may slip off. I'd recommend this to anyone who needs sturdy and movable shelves. Great price and well worth the money and easy to assemble. No tools needed - YAYYYYYY!
2217534
Hello, The cart weighs 18 pounds and is of a normal size as carts go. Seeing how the handle can be adjusted to any angle I am sure it will work just fine for you. What you will like about this cart is how easy it rolls (which makes it much easier to push around than other carts). It also has the brake by the handle/grip which would be an advantage for you smaller stature ;-). I have had my cart a little over a year now and since then now 5 of the people I play with regularly now own a Clicgear and every one loves it as I am sure you will too. My recommendation though is if you are unsure you may want to find someone at the course who has one (shouldn't be hard) and take a look at it or if you have Dicks Sporting goods you can look at them there, but buy here at Amazon as they are much cheaper :-)
885161
I actually purchased this as a gift for my mother-in-law, so I'm not sure how to best anwser your question. I did assembly the cart and it was sturdy, but not extremely heavy - I could easily handle carrying it upstairs without any assistance. Hope that helps.
2027986
I've only used the cord that closes the top of the fabric basket..I like the cart but it doesn't really match my stairs so it is quite noisey as it "bounces" up the stairs. But it does carry 3 loads of groceries, it takes some strength to pull it but it's better than carrying the purchases up the stairs in 3 trips.
1787608
It is strong enough to carry almost any dog, but I wouldn't do it. The cart is a bit tippy because the wheels are set on the axles in from the outer edges of the cart and if the dog stands up and moves around it could easily go over. Also. the sides aren't fixed on well and could be knocked off if the dog shifts around. The instructions say not to put children in it, and that is probably why.
902
Have not used it to carry dog. Size and weight rating should easy hold the groceries and dog. My thoughts are in line with Jay Tee. One nice thing about the trailer over having cargo mounted on bike at seat hight luggage rack, is the center of gravity is much lower and the extra weight does not affect the balance issues of quick maneuvers as much as if it was strapped to the higher seat hight luggage rack. Still have to be careful.
1396251
I have 60 pounds on my cart and it's very stable. It would handle much more.
149385
Yep! We are mostly carpet and the cart does just fine...perhaps it's the weight of the cart. This is a great cart, sturdy as can be on all types of flooring :)