KantekUltra-Lite Folding Cart with Locking Telescoping Handle, 200-Pound Capacity, 11-Inch x 13.25-Inch Platform, Black (LGLC200)

great cart. the two vertical sides to the back and handle could be a wee narrower as they do not hold a standard 9x12 box as well as they could.

Its perfect for what I need

I had a luggage cart like this one that I bought 13 years ago and it finally broke after years of wear and tear. The things was practically indestructible and I'm so glad I was able to find it again. This one seems a little sturdier and wider so I'm hoping to get more than 13 years use! I really like that is lightweight and folds up easily unlike other ones.

Great cart, smooth operation because of the steel bearing in the wheels, light weight, and easy to pull the handle up and push back down for storage. It did not get 5 stars because the base does not have a gripping surface causing my plastic bins slide off. If anyone has suggestion regarding what can be stuck the base to correct the problem I would love to hear from you. Kantek Folding Cart with Locking Telescoping Handle, 250 Pound Capacity (LGLC200)Kantek Folding Cart with Locking Telescoping Handle, 250 Pound Capacity (LGLC200)

Very good luggage carrier; rugged for both indoor and outdoor. User x 6 mos. and still going. Handles pavements well, sturdy wheels. Keep the wheels and wheel wells clean and they'll continue to work fine with normal wear and tear. Sprayer bottle with any type of cleanser will do. Just get rid of the dirt and debris build up.Only one issue. For some reason, the idiot manufacturers made a hard rubber handle grip that attaches to the frame with only two pegs along the sides. Blow up the pic and you will see this fallacy. Therefore, make sure that you do not put continuous extraordinary force on the handle on a routine basis. For instance, continuously lifting it up by the handle to bring it up upon the curb or to get it into a vehicle such as bus or train stretches the handle grip and loosens its connection with the frame.Correct way would be to collapse the handle, use the leverage of the wheels and tilt the handle backward, and grab the front piece base that overhangs. Then use two-hand lift technique to lift the whole thing, being careful of the weight. Shouldn't be a problem; the carrier holds the weight very well and you feel just a little of it during lifting. But this will preserve your handle.In all, only 4 stars b/c of the issue with the handle. Otherwise, it does work really well. I've several times carried over 150lbs on it, rolling it fairly easily. Hopes this helps all.