Do you think this cart would fit into one of Walmarts grocery baskets while shopping..and still have room for your groceries? I use a taxi cab so can't leave it in a vehicle. Thanks.
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By basket, do you mean cart? If so, then yes, unless you're one of those who makes one walmart run a month and fills the cart all the way up with food. Sometimes I put it inside the cart while I shop. It also fits nicely folded up on the little shelf thing they have underneath the walmart carts. It's easy to fold and unfold - in a pinch I did it with one hand and gravity. But honestly most of the time I use this cart as my shopping cart. It's easier to manuver and I can zip around all the folks with their giant metal carts blocking up the aisles. Now if by basket you mean a hand basket, then no, it won't fit even folded up. By basket, do you mean cart? If so, then yes, unless you're one of those who makes one walmart run a month and fills the cart all the way up with food. Sometimes I put it inside the cart while I shop. It also fits nicely folded up on the little shelf thing they have underneath the walmart carts. It's easy to fold and unfold - in a pinch I did it with one hand and gravity. But honestly most of the time I use this cart as my shopping cart. It's easier to manuver and I can zip around all the folks with their giant metal carts blocking up the aisles. Now if by basket you mean a hand basket,... » Read More By basket, do you mean cart? If so, then yes, unless you're one of those who makes one walmart run a month and fills the cart all the way up with food. Sometimes I put it inside the cart while I shop. It also fits nicely folded up on the little shelf thing they have underneath the walmart carts. It's easy to fold and unfold - in a pinch I did it with one hand and gravity. But honestly most of the time I use this cart as my shopping cart. It's easier to manuver and I can zip around all the folks with their giant metal carts blocking up the aisles. Now if by basket you mean a hand basket, then no, it won't fit even folded up. « Show Less
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It folds up neatly and compactly and so, yes, it will fit folded up in the shopping cart along with your groceries.
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Hi Carol. It folds up nice and compact so it would fit perfectly on the bottom of your grocery cart leaving the entire basket for groceries. It's an amazing cart. I think you will love it. It's the best quality for the price that I have found. Blessings. Amber
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The cart is easily collapsable ! So, You should be able to get it in a Walmart Cart. My Mom also relies on a cab for transportation and she takes her collapsable cart with her to the grocery store.
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I am sure it would - it folds similar to a umbrella stroller.I use it as a cart when I go shopping and put my groceries in it and then while checking I will bag.
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No, but I feel like it would work just fine to use it in lieu of the walmart grocery basket instead and just unload it at check out.
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Yes-would easily fit in grocery cart. When folded it is approx. 43" long and measures 23" around. It folds like some baby strollers used to - umbrella type. It might even fit on the bottom rack of the grocery cart. The only problem I had was that the snapping strap that holds it folded closed came apart, but I just got a velcro strap to replace it. Am still loving my Versa cart.
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it folds like an umbrella and it is not too heavy --it could fit on the bottom of the cart -- hope this helps
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The versacart collapses down like an umbrella stroller. It is a bit bulkier than the early umbrella strollers, but it collapses down to the size of a bulky umbrella with the wheels at the bottom. I think you could put it in the bottom of the Walmart cart, or lay it on the inside, tipping above the cart, of the Walmart cart and still have lots of room for your shopping. And it is easy to hop in and out of cabs with it collapsed. And you can roll it while folded. Sometimes bus drivers ask me to collapse it on crowded buses but bus drivers also will lower the lift when it is full and let me on when it is full. The versacart collapses down like an umbrella stroller. It is a bit bulkier than the early umbrella strollers, but it collapses down to the size of a bulky umbrella with the wheels at the bottom. I think you could put it in the bottom of the Walmart cart, or lay it on the inside, tipping above the cart, of the Walmart cart and still have lots of room for your shopping. And it is easy to hop in and out of cabs with it collapsed. And you can roll it while folded. Sometimes bus drivers ask me to collapse it on crowded buses but bus drivers also will lower the lift when it is full and let me on... » Read More The versacart collapses down like an umbrella stroller. It is a bit bulkier than the early umbrella strollers, but it collapses down to the size of a bulky umbrella with the wheels at the bottom. I think you could put it in the bottom of the Walmart cart, or lay it on the inside, tipping above the cart, of the Walmart cart and still have lots of room for your shopping. And it is easy to hop in and out of cabs with it collapsed. And you can roll it while folded. Sometimes bus drivers ask me to collapse it on crowded buses but bus drivers also will lower the lift when it is full and let me on when it is full. « Show Less
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By basket, do you mean cart? If so, then yes, unless you're one of those who makes one walmart run a month and fills the cart all the way up with food. Sometimes I put it inside the cart while I shop. It also fits nicely folded up on the little shelf thing they have underneath the walmart carts. It's easy to fold and unfold - in a pinch I did it with one hand and gravity. But honestly most of the time I use this cart as my shopping cart. It's easier to manuver and I can zip around all the folks with their giant metal carts blocking up the aisles. Now if by basket you mean a hand basket, then no, it won't fit even folded up.
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Hi Shawn, Thank you for contacting us. Yes, the Grocery Cart Helper is wide enough for the carts at Costco. Here are the dimensions for the bag:Closed (folded) - 8" x 12" x 1"Open (in cart) - 23.6" x 12" x 15.8"Please let me know if there is anything else that I can help you with. All the best, Kristina Reuseit Product Specialist
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The basket is not much bigger then a large car's glove compartment. Unless your a really light eater it won't be much good for shopping.
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I have never put a child in a shopping cart, as i have the chicco keyfit and it does NOT fit, but its not illegal. I see people doing this 100 times a day. Jason, I hope you get an answer for your question, not any more lectures for asking. geesh.
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A small E-tank that you carry will fit in the basket. The larger tank that a cart carries will not fit in the basket would require and add on carrier.
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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.
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No, it does not fit carts from most grocery stores. That being said, most carts have a warning now that tell you NOT to place the car seat on top of the cart where an older child could sit. In fact this car seat is super dangerous when put on a cart as it does not click into place and can fall off should the cart tip for any reason.
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It's not supposed to go on any part of the top of a shopping part, including over the basket. It sounds like you're talking about having the seat straddle the basket of the cart, which is just as dangerous. Sure, it *could* fall into the basket, a mere 8 inches. Or it could be knocked off completely. Carts are not designed to have items placed on top of them, they become top heavy. Please reference the American Academy of Pediatrics: http://aappolicy.aappublications.org/cgi/content/full/pediatrics;118/2/e545 If anything, put the car seat *in* the basket (or wear your child, have someone else come along, etc). I know its a pain, but so is using a car seat in the first place (on top of a million other child safety measures) and you wouldn't compromise a child's safety in the car just for mere convenience...
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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!
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I don't think this is the item you would want. Unless this is a kneeling type bus, that allows a wheel chair & this cart to roll onto it's step,,, It does not lift easily when loaded. It is very easy to lift when empty,, both when open & folded up,,, The cloth fabric & webbing material I think would quickly become compromised if pickup up repeatedly with a heavy load.
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I use mine mainly for groceries. My apartment is a good distance from my parking spot so I just take the cart with me and load up the groceries. With the lighter delicate items, I just tie them to the outer handle. We load any square or heavy items, such as water or soda, onto the bottom rack. Then we put the rest of our groceries inside the mesh on top of the heavy items. It also works great for Christmas gifts!
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This cart is definitely not a heavy duty type. For a few bags of groceries it is just fine. For 20 money bags full of change, I just don't think it will work. Jerry S.
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I havn't tried it in a bigger shopping cart yet but when I put it on a normal sized cart there was still a lot of room so I would say yes, i think it would fit a bigger shopping cart just fine
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My bag has a collapsible stand attached and it fits on the cart with little problem. Depending on your bag you might need to experiment with the best angle to position the bag in the cart but I've no doubt you'll find one.
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Drive makes a basket That mounts under the seat, I have a pouch that velcros on the top crossbar in the front. The top tube is not round so I don't think a regular basket would fit there, and the lower tube is where the seat mount hinges. Maybe on the side crossbars.
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I found that it would, fit but it's not stable at all. I ended up always putting it inside the cart.
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no, this seat does not fit in the child basket area of most shopping carts... theoretically, the smaller snugRide seats do HOWEVER, I would like to mention that many consider the practice of placing infant carriers on top of the cart unsafeit does fit IN most carts though (put foot end under child basket, and there will be room for groceries behind/under the head end as well as in the child basket... I found this to be the best arrangement for the maximum grocery capacity), or if running in for a few items just take it in your stroller (I LOVE the mosaic stroller)