why wasnt it designed for shopping carts
1008062
Because it's incredibly unsafe to put a car seat on top of a shopping cart.
1533416
It's a fantastic shopping cart because it's sturdy and relatively light but it doesn't fold. It could fit in an SUV maybe or in a trunk but it isn't super mobile. That said I've carted along tons of odd stuff to make shopping trips easier :-)
154916
I've tried and this car seat fits in very few shopping carts. Only the ones with the extra wide front seat, but the car seat then doesn't latch to the bar of the cart, so you need to hold onto it. I usually end up putting it in the back of the cart and stacking groceries around it. Not super convenient, but safer!
458165
I've used it little but so far a smooth surface would be optimal. The wheels themselves move around like a shopping cart, unless you know of a way to lock them in one direction.
1867450
Absolutely! You can also add good quality shelf liners and other accessories, depending on your needs. And if you haven't already, consider purchasing the wheels for these carts.
604688
It has slots on the cart and things that look like the should attach in the slots. I had trouble getting them to stay together. But I use my so much I don't worry about the lid and closing it. You could always use a bungee cord to hold it on. You can sit on the lid when you are using it. I found it to be extremely useful. At Christmas time I use it to put up lights, when I travel I use it to carry my oxygen tanks on the train. I don't think you would be disappointed with it.
1294056
Hi Allison! I would say that if you wanted to keep the cart stationary, you could do without attaching the wheels. It would make it a couple of inches shorter.... I like the wheels as then I can roll it around my kitchen to suit my needs. The wheels do lock on one side, so this keeps it in place if necessary.
166214
The sides are less than a foot high. One can easily make wood side extensions for three sides of the cart, but there is no simple way to fit an extension to the front. The front end of the cart slopes to facilitate dumping and has no built-in sockets to mount an extension.
1407837
Because it is not as wide as the massage table, it doesn't have the proper support it needs and the wheels are way too small so as you are pushing the cart with the table on it the cart has no stability and falls to the side of the table. Also, the strap is really skinny. It's the worst design ever created for a massage cart carry
1074902
It appears to be heavy duty to push for long walks. My cart had the wrong size rod for the small wheel so I can't use it. Tried sending it back (it's at your own expense) but it cost more than twice what I paid to ship it back. So I guess I'll donate it.
808793
I know its designed for the wagon because of its saggy butt issues. That being said I don't see why they wouldn't work. But I'm no expert so don't take my word for it.
2080162
Hey, they gotta keep the secret of their low price from their competitors :PWhat's really retarded is that they only allow you to remove one thing at a time from your cart. If you have a lot of items you want to remove, it can be a real hassle.Other websites, with smaller companies, have carts where you can choose more than one item on the screen at a time and remove 'em! You'd think a bigger company would have this, but I guess they don't care about the customer anymore (another example: removable of price protection!)
307987
It is not safe to put ANY seat on a shopping cart!!! Most carts now have a label advising people NOT to do this!!!
1822316
I agree with the previous answer. I believe the 3 filled carts are the cart I have, not the empty one. The front wheels look larger on the 3 filled cart and the wheels on mine look like the larger ones. This is one handy item. If mine ever breaks, I will order another one immediately. I can pull ALL my groceries up my sidewalk and up 5 steps in one trip and sometimes it is filled to the brim with some quite heavy items.
1947944
No, the infant seat is not meant to fit on the top of a shopping cart. Look at your owner's manual and you'll probably find that it specifically says to NOT do it as do the warning pictures in the carts themselves. Put them in the basket if you must keep them in the car seat.
55607
The lid is not easy to use nor is it that secure. It looks nice and tight in picture but is loosely attached with bungy cords. Cart contents are not secured by the cloth cover. You would have to design a rube goldberg secure cover yourself to protect the carts contents.
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That was not a good bungee cord. Threw it away. I like the cart and I use it all the time to take groceries up stairs. You need closed stairs as the wheels need to push against the back wall.