Is this cart good for a college student to get groceries who commutes via bus?
499489
I think it is too large to "park" on the bus and not sturdy enough for heavy items. I have experienced the stitches pulling out of the nylon fabric. You need a canvas rolling bag.
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.
499491
Absolutely not! It would not be sturdy enough to pull up steps and would be overly bulky for a bus. Not to mention it would not be cost effective. Please look elsewhere!
499492
No I wouldn't recommend it for public transportation it's not the easiest cart to maneuver around. I use it from my car to the elevator in my building. And since I moved to a private home it sits in my garage. It's great for the beach and its light weight. Most of its parts are plastic so you have to be careful not to pull or push it to roughly.
1307124
for just hauling groceries I would recommend that you get the R2. The other ones are bigger and heavier than what you would need to just haul groceries.
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.
2083764
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!
2093193
Depends on the size of the dog & carrier. Check with airline, but, cart is as small a stroller. I like mine and recommend it for a light to medium stress-load.
1251423
It will be roomy for your dog, but I don't think that's a bad thing. More room for your dog and you can even use this cart for hauling light shopping.
438108
The cart would have ample power for the job. The real question is how andy are you? POSSIBLE TO WIRE A LOWES OR HOME DEPOT BUCKET TO WHERE THE BAG SITS. AND ;PUT YOUR GROCERIES IN THE BUCKET. GOOD LUCK. P
299632
It can definitely handle heavy items. I have put a jug of bleach and heavy cleaning items in the bottom.. and heavy groceries on the top shelf at the same time. And, it can easily hold up to four paper bags / or reuseable bags without stuffing it in there. I found that I could tote around the heavy items without breaking my back or the cart rolling away from me. The only down side... if you are getting on a bus with heavy items in cart.
328346
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.
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.
931731
I purchased this cart for use while our street is being torn up and replaced. Since the work hasn't started yet, so the cart is sitting my my trunk in the meantime. However, I can't think of any reason it wouldn't work for laundry.
695290
It's virtually a box cart on wheels. It's durable, but not meant for bad surfaces. I use it at the farmer's market and it's got curbs and cracks in the pavement. There are times when the spinning front wheels get caught. I would recommend pulling it; or getting another type of pull-cart that would be more durable for rough terrain. I've seen carts that look like pullie-duffle bags that might be better suited for your need.
1065182
The bag is heavy duty with a very stiff insert in the bottom liner. The bags attaches to the frame on the handle and sits on the bottom frame. If you take the bag off, you can use the frame to haul other items. With the bag I've hauled about 30 pounds of groceries with no trouble. Have used it for over 2 years now, several times a week and at least 6 blocks with every trip. No problems.
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.
1534870
It will hold a goodly amount of food and libations but if it is intended to carry someones fat butt, then I'm not sure if this is the cart for you.....what a question...please don't ask again as this is the 4th time soliciting a response from me. Ed
859353
The basket is very sturdy. You could use it for grocery shopping. I would not use it for extremely heavy loads
1889344
Yes it's sturdy enough for me. I used it for my groceries , also for cooked food items that I don't want to spill... very useful...easy to carry too