I read that it has spring-type wheels not allowing child to lean weight on it. If a child puts things in it at the grocery store will it still roll or does it have to be light things?
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The child can fill the shopping cart and it will roll perfectly. I bought one for my two year old grand daughter. She leans on it and we filled it with real boxes of juice and Animal Crackers and other food items for her to play "store" and it rolled without a problem and this was on wall to wall carpeting.We have since purchased Melissa and Doug's toy foods for her to play with, which are now wrapped and ready for Christmas.
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Yes, it will still roll with heavy things in it. My daughter once filled it with a bunch of canned food and it pushed fine, EXCEPT on our high pile shag carpet.
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Yes its a real grocery cart just like for adults its just smaller version. It will still roll.
1658773
I think this stroller works well going to the store. Its very light in motion. The child sits up high. The only drawback is the basket that falls occassionally my suggestion is to tie it up with something but other than that it works well.
1577643
Kids can get it to spin. Not quite like the ziggle, though. Ezyroller's wheels are different than ziggle's.
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It's a little light....I don't know if it would tip easily, but it rolls easily, such as when a toddler hangs on to try and walk.
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If you make sure it is lined up properly with the bed and you do not have small items in the way (like clothes or toys) it rolls fine, at least on hardwood floors (not sure how it would be on carpet). The wheels are wooden, and there is on an 1 1/2 inch or so of clearance between the trundle frame and the floor.
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Also, just found this reply on Sam's Club website: "This product is not designed for use in pulling children. There are no "locks" on the wheels to keep it from rolling if left unattended and there are no safety belts to keep children in place. We know how unpredictable children can be and would suggest a stroller or other approved device that is made specifically for children. We suggest this product be used to transport supplies, equipment, etc.Posted 11 months ago by Macsports Product Team"
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very smooth even loaded with canned and jarred goods, yes if not too much weight is on it. I have not tried to spin it hard, it is in the back corner of a deep cupboard, but being able to spin it to find grocery items is great.
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Our wheels do the same. I believe this is by design, similar to a stroller or grocery cart. It doesn't seem to be a problem for my grandson.
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I have found that the wheels start to bow under the weight. Both my kids weigh 23lbs each so they aren't heavy at all.
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It is very lightweight. It rolls fairly easily. You need to make sure to secure the unit together..it can pop out of place if not tightened. It is a nice, compact unit. I would not put anything heavy on it.
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It twists towards the direction you guide it towards. As for spinning, I'm not sure if a kid would have enough strength and coordination to push off and tuck his/her legs in to spin freely. I do, however, think that if a kid should sit on it and guide himself/herself by taking small side steps to rotate around, that would be possible. ultimately, it's not a child's toy and for safety reasons it should not be treated as such.
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Does roll backward but I would not carry a child in them. The design that has a seat thing is not sturdy enough for a child, and the bag is too deep in both designs. These are for groceries, laundry and such, I would not carry even a pet on the seat, and not in the bag either unless it's very small and doesn't mind tight places.
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No. The handle is so low you would have to walk bent over. Also one of the wheels keeps falling off when we put the baby it it and he is 20lbs. It is really for kids to pull stuff around in.
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It rolls easily on a flat surface, it uses whatever wheels are in contact with the ground. I haven't tried it on uneven ground yet. I like the cart very much but am still concerned that the wheels are too fragile.
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Ellen they are stationary..but this is a terrible item..it fell apart not long after putting it together..It was put together by a friend who been working at a hardware store since 1984..there was no reason for it to fall apart..so advice I would stay away..Kmart or Walmart has totes on wheels that we got and it works fantastic..best wishes and have a great day..
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The stroller itself is light but this version does not have the swivel on the front wheel. So it's hard to turn. Doable, but more of a workout. I didn't know this when I purchased it. I use it to push my 2 kids who are 55lbs combined and I do fine. And I just am a light runner.
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Wheels do not lock. Also, I would not put anything very heavy (like a microwave that is pictured) on one with a toddler around. The are okay enough for the light things we store on them (mostly baskets with small items) but they are not all that sturdy.