FELICON SELORSS Foldable Utility Cart Folding Portable Rolling Crate Handcart with Durable Heavy Duty Plastic Telescoping Handle Collapsible 4 Rotate Wheels for Travel Shop Move Luggage Office(Black)

So far, this rate has exceeded my expectations. In the past two years, I have gone through two crates that have quickly broken because they were cheaply made. This crate feels much more sturdy and made of thicker plastic. The wheels are absolutely amazing and the crate is easy to move around. One thing to be mindful of is, I don’t believe that this crate can handle as much weight as it is advertised. Nonetheless, I am excited to use this crate for work. The handle is sturdy and nice and long. The crate also folds up to save space when storing, which is great. It was super easy to assemble and really easy to use because of the 360 wheels. *If I experience any issues, I will come back and update this review.

Have used and traveled with for multiple events and has been durable. Have sat on it and has held up so weight capacity seems good. Easy to use. The lid is definitely handy and can attach to the side wall when off but easily knocked off - so just be mindful. I clip it there when I unload and compress for storage. When the cart is really weighed down, it is harder to steer with handle fully expanded (on hotel carpeting for example). I find if I collapse the handle partially (it will lock) it will be easier to maneuver in those times. may be hard for someone very tall - it works, just harder to steer. It holds a good amount of items inside and can stack items on top. Wheels have not been an issue so far. Have had it just about a year and use every few months for a few days.

Update 2023.09.01: another original wheel broke in the same manner as the first that broke: metal bolt sheered off. It sheered off while loaded with about 25lbs and moving. Wheel was one of the forward wheels which caused the cart to dip and dig into the sidewalk, breaking off a piece of black plastic. The black plastic is part of the wheel housing that gets inserted into the cart so the cart seems intact, and the broken wheel's housing is still easily removable. In the 3 wheeled mode, it can still carry about 40lbs of cargo (25 inside, 15 on top of the lid), with care. But the lid must be snapped on properly to restore the cart's rigidity. Otherwise it will warp. It can stand on 3 wheels with the wheels oriented toward the missing wheel. If the cart is wheeled in the direction of the missing wheel, which aligns the remaining wheels pointing away from the missing one, it will topple. Sometime in the last few months I replaced another original wheel with the 2nd spare wheel purchased in the last update. This was a preemptive replacement since one of the wheels was getting very stiff and seemed to splay much more than the others. I wonder if it would also have eventually sheered at the bolt too. Tally: 2 wheels sheered at the bolt, one preemptively replaced because of low performance, 1 original wheel remaining. --- Update 2022.06.05: +1 stars for having easily replaceable wheels. The wheels are listed as a different "color" for the cart, so it wasn't obvious that they were replaceable. The replacement wheels I ordered yesterday arrived (2 for $9). They were easy to swap in. The new wheels seem better than the old ones, so just order a set of 4 when needed and replace the whole set at the same time for smoother rolling. --- Update 2022.06.04: It finally gave up the ghost. One of the wheels broke. Looks like the metal bolt holding the wheel to the cart sheered off. Purchased 2020.07.11 for $60. Got 2 years of weekly use out of it, so like 100 uses. Typical use is 0.5 miles empty, 0.5 miles with 30 lbs of groceries. This thing travelled 100 miles, carried 3000lbs of groceries over 50 miles in 2 years. --- With only 36lbs of groceries (rated for 110lbs), the cart starts to creek and groan and is very hard to maneuver: turning and pushing requires a lot of effort. The plastic parts flex quite a bit. Don't recommend using 2 wheels with this much weight. 4 wheel design is far superior to the 2 wheeled pullcarts. Pushing or pulling a 4 wheeled cart requires far less strength and effort compared to a 2 wheeled pullcart. Wheels roll smoothly so far. Don't recommend standing on it: the lid flexes too much. Sitting on it seems to be ok. 1 fatal flaw: if the locking wheels are put on the back (as recommended), sometimes while pushing the cart in front of you, it's very easy to accidentally kick the locking mechanism beyond the stop point in the unlock position. The mechanism jams into the wheels wedging them apart, instantly locking them. Since all these parts are plastic, they'll eventually break if this happens too often.

This is the most amazing utility cart, which folds and has 4 perfect wheels which easily slide over most surfaces. This is the best cart I have ever had, and it folds down to a small size easily. It is a life-saver and I use it all the time. Can't say enough good things about it.

This is a total game changer for my daily trips from my car to my classroom. I was carrying in several bags a day. Now I’m wheeling in one cart of items from personal items to work related items this cart gets the job done. You really need to be a yellow lover to order this bright yellow cart but they do have other colors of yellow isn’t your thing. It was easy to put together, fits in my backseat well, great value for the money, handle length is perfect, and the quality is great.

I like this cart (I picked it out & hubs got it for me for Christmas) but am realizing there are features I'd have appreciated. I use this cart to drag supplies from classroom to classroom. I'm a co-teacher and work in 4 different rooms. Our school is built in the overused "California Style" with buildings connected by marginally covered walkways. We get a lot of rain, so these walkways are covered with mud and water most of the time. I didn't realize the cart would be open so to the elements. Whatever I stick inside this cart has to travel through wet, rainy passageways, and of course most of it is paper. I'm going to look for some kind of liner...or maybe make one. I also will carry a bungee cord so that I can occasionally attach other items. Today, for example, I received a package of books. I set the package on top of the cart to take to my classroom. Naturally it fell off. I'm also going to find or make a bag to hang off of the handle when I need to carry other extra items. Otherwise, the wheels and handle seem pretty study and the cart has carried everything I need it to carry. It's nice & large.

Best purchase ever! Very sturdy and great storage capacity. Will be using it for sport games and practices. Bonus: you can sit on it too!

Really cute and easy to roll. Light enough to lift into my car. Compact but holds a few binders and books easily. Price is comparable to other rolling carts. I use it to go into different schools to provide reading interventions to dyslexic students.

Great for my classroom, even my students can move it when it’s completely full

By the description on Amazon, I bought this one as its price was reduced on Black Friday. I bought three carts in the same line five years ago for my daughyrer and myself, and we really like them. This one has more features, bigger a little bit, four double wheels, so I got it as a “secour” in case my current one broke down. I will uodate when I actually use it.

I love this trolley. Sturdy, classy, and much better than those gruesome Aldi trolleys I cannot drive. Hope it lasts forever.

It is a fantastic cart. I load it up with all my office supplies. Super cart. However, there is no way the lid supports 250lbs. I weigh less than 200 and I couldn't bring myself to fully sit on it because it felt like it would buckle. But I didn't buy it to be a stool, so that's fine. Also super easy set up and collapsing.

Great to use, easy to set up, good size with lid!