Customer Reviews for VEVOR Stair Climbing Cart 330lbs Capacity, Portable Folding Trolley with 6 Wheels, Stair Climber Hand Truck with Adjustable Handle for Pulling, All Terrain Heavy Duty Dolly Cart for Stairs

I'm a 75-year-old woman who lives alone. I have five steps leading up to my front door and I am unable to carry a case of Coca-Cola or 35 bottles of water up those stairs. I have relied on a neighbor and did not feel I should take his time always. This dolly is perfect for me. It is easy to handle and gets the job done. I love it. Also I will be able to use it during my next move to carry boxes.

One of the best purchases I made on Amazon, hand down, I was litterally able to hand my whole household by myself without any help and i have a 4 bedrooms house.

Love this little gizmo! We have about 500 REALLY HEAVY boxes to move up stairs and into our house from garage as a result of our move. They were almost impossible to move or lift - but this hand cart makes simple work of it!!

Utilissimo,ma ha una pecca di avere le rotelle sono troppo piccole, e quando il carrellino è carico le rotelle si incastrano sotto i scalini, molto rumoroso per le rotelle in plastica.

I bought 2 of these great carts ( 1 for me and 1 for my girlfriend ). If you have steps ( and who doesn't ), you will want one of these wonderful carts. A friend was returning a heavy piece of electrical equipment and to get it downstairs was done with ease. I knew I needed one for myself , then I remembered my girlfriend getting very heavy pet food packages from Chewy that she and I had to lug up 3 sets of stairs and this cart has made that regular job so much easier. She also uses hers to move her numerous planters around outside and inside her home. There is no end to uses of this cart. Get one and you won't be disappointed.

Sturdy and easy to use for hauling groceries, water, beer up and down stairs. I attached a plastic bin with closeable lid to the bottom for small grocery bags - and stack heavy stuff on top of the bin.

Just moved to a 4-level townhouse, and this hand cart proved extremely useful moving stuff (especially book boxes) between floors. Removed a star because it’s hard to open, and it doesn’t stand on its own. But I’m so glad I have it.

When the cart arrived the axle was missing from the package. They asked for a picture of what was there which I supplied. Then they ordered the missing part. It took a couple of weeks to get the part. They communicated with me through out the process. I now have it put together and it seems sturdy. The directions are a bit hard to follow on assembly. The customer service was what kept the stars so high.

Overall, this is a great product, and the price is way better than others on the market. The only issues I have with it are stickiness when expanding, and trouble getting it to stand up when it's empty. Definitely not deal breakers.

Wonderfully sturdy. The wheels on this one (stairs) are slightly smaller round than the cart we replaced. Not sure how that will/not affect use. TBD So you screw on the tiny wheels under the platform. They move nicely, very easily, maybe a little too much but can that be a problem? Well yes, if the cart is still empty and you're holding a heavy box and the cart is moving when you try to aim the box at it (without eventually dead-dropping a heavy box onto the platform (that it could break). So you tilt the cart, once all is on it, and you're heading out. You arrive and unload your boxes, you reach around toward your empty hand truck, and (because the platform is now empty) in an instant your ankle is hit by a moving platform that \"folds flat\" just a bit too easy. I am being just a touch dramatic for time-sake there, but it hurt my ankle, when the platform by-design folded up all by itself, seconds after it no longer had any boxes on it. By design I mean, it is intended to fold flat, quickly. And it does that well: It is sturdy and well made (which made it hurt that much more as the platform hit my ankle bone and hard). What this cart is missing is a wheel/platform lock of any kind, on the platform to lock it open even when empty, and on either set of wheels (which roll wonderfully - and keep rolling away from you as you try to load/unload it). So: 4 stars, 1 star off for no locking mechanism at all on both the platform wheels, the platform, and the stair wheels. Does it do what the ad promises? Yes it does. Is it made well? Sure is, good materials (so far my experience). I appreciate that this can move heavy stuff for me, up stairs, I really do. NOTE: This would be a 10-star review had it not been for not having any wheel lock. To be clear: Item as promised in ad thus far.