heavy grocery loads?
1942039
I carried around 5 college books, plus tablets, pens, paper, pencils, etc...
1942040
I did not use it for that but my son used it for school books for the past year so I imagine it would hold up. Near the end of the year the telescoping handle became a bit temperamental but still worked. Large back pocket will certainly hold quite a bit.
1942041
I purchased the backpack for school books, binders and supplies for my daughter. There is sufficient space in the backpack for these items. I'm not so sure weight would be an issue for the amount of groceries that would fit. If you are thinking of using this for small purchases at a corner market, or something along those lines, it may work. However, bulky items will obviously limit your space. You may be better off exploring a different option if you expect to purchase more than a handful of items. Additionally, this wheeled backpack would be a little difficult to clean if any of your groceries "leak" inside. I purchased the backpack for school books, binders and supplies for my daughter. There is sufficient space in the backpack for these items. I'm not so sure weight would be an issue for the amount of groceries that would fit. If you are thinking of using this for small purchases at a corner market, or something along those lines, it may work. However, bulky items will obviously limit your space. You may be better off exploring a different option if you expect to purchase more than a handful of items. Additionally, this wheeled backpack would be a little difficult to clean if any of your... » Read More I purchased the backpack for school books, binders and supplies for my daughter. There is sufficient space in the backpack for these items. I'm not so sure weight would be an issue for the amount of groceries that would fit. If you are thinking of using this for small purchases at a corner market, or something along those lines, it may work. However, bulky items will obviously limit your space. You may be better off exploring a different option if you expect to purchase more than a handful of items. Additionally, this wheeled backpack would be a little difficult to clean if any of your groceries "leak" inside. « Show Less
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I would think there should be no problem with that.... if you could have seen my son having it chock full of big hardbound textbooks. Our only problem was with the telescopic handle -- one side of it had a problem after a month or two of use. I'm sure we could have got an exchange, but waited too long. Beware that.
1268773
Sure. It'll hold them - volume wise. I don't know how heavy all those groceries could weigh, but the bottom is plastic and I can't say how well it''s attached to the sides. It's durable, but I only use it for yard debris, cuttings, trimmings, leaves, etc - nothing too heavy. Soda, water bottles, a lot of canned goods could get heavy. Using a hand truck would help as long as the weight was distributed along a portion of the bottom and the side that rests along the handle uprights. You'd have to hold onto it really tight to keep it steady on the small base of a hand truck. Hope this helps.
1164177
I've loaded mine down with toiletries and they seem to handle it fine. I would say that if you plan on high usage, they may not stand up over time with too much wieght loaded into them.
1758222
I would have to say yes! What I have packed on those shelves I can't even lift at this point. And, (knock on wood), the stuff is still there :).
1034617
That sounds about right. I know when I bought 2 boxes from a local retailer they were pretty heavy.
1894155
In my experience, the plastic is as strong as the bags I got at Safeway. If you are in doubt of their endurance, or are carrying something particularly heavy, you can always double up the bags in order to get some extra reinforcement.
1340242
About 2-3 loads depending on how full you stuff the hamper. (Toddler clothes).
1252969
In the summer, I always went grocery shopping to our farmers market with narrow aisles and it maneuvered perfectly! Plus, it has a huge basket, you can put so much stuff in there.
1269095
I see no reason you could not use the cart for laundry. If your grocer allows such an apparatus for grocery shopping, I assume it would be okay.
2169918
Your dog might find it to be a slightly shaky ride. I think it will hold if you fasten the basket properly though. I have traveled with some pretty heavy groceries, but it does throw my balance a bit.
385922
Absolutely, they are strong. I have fit 24packs of cans in each and they topped them up with other groceries. They're brilliant.
816175
I use mine with canned goods (loaded) and they pull without difficulty. They are very heavy duty and much sturdier than those I have seen in most stores.
944222
I think you can back load, not sure, I have mine in the pantry already. they aren't that great...
1527463
No problem at all. I was reluctant to buy this unit since it costs so much more than other ones on Amazon. This one is built really tough and I expect it to last awhile. Plus, our son can haul in all of the groceries at one time vs. making separate trips to the car. The bottom of it is is a rubbery non-skid surface so it doesn't slide around. Best of luck.
1039998
Yes. I have lots of books--very heavy--on my shelves. They are holding up well.
1590914
Look at the weight that is listed on the label. Nutritional companies are notorious for over-sized containers that are half full.
207089
It is fairly strong, I had loaded closed to 200 lbs on the cart and no problem, but it felt heavy when I push the cart.