I'm in a wheelchair &amp; use the city's Handi-Ride to get groceries. Will I have any trouble using this cart?
1695657
Not sure what Handi-Ride is but if your wheelchair gets on it okay you shouldn't have any trouble with this cart it's very lightweight and easy to guide. Not great getting up stairs with a load though. I love mine.
1267293
I would guess it would be limited by how much you're willing to pedal around and how much you can fit in the basket. If the basket is installed correctly it is EXTREMELY sturdy and I would trust it with as much weight as I myself can handle. If you're thinking groceries or books I would think the basket would do fine, just balance the weight or you might find yourself overcompensating during a turn.
335029
no I don't think that would be a problem, you can always turn the wheel so that the lock is toward the inside of the cart....
1214056
I just got back from a trip which required my mom to push me over brick sidewalks which were often uneven and cracked. I weigh 160 lbs. She pushed the equivalent of one block on straight path. It was okay but doing an incline was more of a problem. Also, it not a traditional wheelchair but it was better than walking with a regular walker.
499490
It's a descent size cart, so I don't know about taking on the bus. Probably too big.Definitely don't recommend trying to commute to the beach as it doesn't go thru sand unless it's wet and compacted.
1808374
i would not use it in a wheelchair. move it the wrong why and the device may send you out of your wheelchair.
695284
I have only used my cart at a farmer's market, which was mostly on a grassy field. It was not hard to handle over the uneven grassy surface.
157235
I've filled my cart with groceries and rolled it along 3 or so blocks along brick, sidewalk, and cobblestone. I've only rolled it on 2 wheels rather than 4 (because the groceries were heavy) but it managed just fine through ice, a thin layer of snow and salt. I haven't tried it on rougher terrain i.e. Thick snow, but I think it's great!
83002
I doubt it. Plus the cart is very low so to push it around, you'd have to bend over quite a bit. I personally use it for bathroom supplies only.
1325345
I don't know how much weigh it can carry but I can load an entire month's groceries in it and do not have a problem with it holding. It has velcro straps to hold it to the cart. You should not have a problem loading anything in it.
1694315
I really wouldn't be able to tell you. You might if the wheelchair has the same screws and assembly has a bicycle.
1899855
Yes, just don't put the casters on and will work fine. Also 2 of the casters have a locking mechanism preventing the cart from free-wheeling.
622517
This rack is not motorized - you have to lift the wheelchair. It's all I can do to lift mom's chair. I fold it, lock the wheels, grab it to my body and kick up with my knee. Usually lands on the rack with one try!
1329464
Yes. Keep in mind that the bottom "platform" is not real big so you need to tilt the cart back to get going. The bars are great as it keeps large items from falling through. We use it to transport large bags of bark etc. around the yard.
756755
Hello, it depends on how big the store is. Maybe a warehouse store such as a Costco but inside a smaller store you may have problems navigating the turns. Please let us know if we can further assist you!
2180804
How far are you going? :) If it's just down the aisle, you could be fine. Yes, it rolls, but it's not a totally smooth roll. Wheels have a bit of a wobble, so the whole cart moves a little as it goes. What's the surface you will be rolling this on? Hopefully smooth. (Keep an eye on the baby, so he/she does not crawl out.) If you go slow, you should be Ok.
1541777
Absolutely. I'm disabled and have no trouble handling it. It's very well made and makes my life easier.