Spurgehom 2-Tier Shopping Cart for Groceries Folding Grocery Cart On Wheels with Removable Double Baskets 360° Rolling Utility Cart with Oxford Cloth Liner, Black

Assembled very easily. Just unfold and install wheels. Rolls smoothly over most terrain, but if really rough just turn around and pull as the big wheels handle potholes etc. better. The front wheels turn on a dime making it very maneuverable. The frame and bottom are truly heavy duty compared to some of the other ‘granny carts’ out there. The big wheels on the rear make it easier to climb stairs. The liner is also heavy duty. It is quite large so check dimensions. The little basket attached does not fold up independently. Quality for such a low price!

So after moving into a 3rd story apartment and going to the grocery store a handful of times, I had started to dread the treacherous, multi-trip task of carrying heavy grocery bags back home. We have an elevator, but I also dreaded holding the bag above what I am certain is an elevator floor drenched daily in dog piddle.This cart was fairly easy to assemble, is easy to fold up, light to carry, and has excellent traction and handling.I unfold it and stack the compartments and frame into the back of my Nissan Versa hatchback, drive to the store, re-assemble it in the parking lot, do my grocery shopping with my own CLEAN cart, pile in the groceries, pay, then reverse the process. No bags necessary at all!Sure I get some looks in the grocery store and have to be a bit more careful to avoid overfilling the cart. But it is SO convenient to be able to do away with bags entirely, to not have to worry bout broken wheels or strange gross stains, and being able to push a cart from the grocery store directly to my refrigerator door brings me more joy than it really legally should. Being an adult is so weird!Two small complaints: The cloth bags that form the lining of the metal baskets is a bit of a pain to detach from said baskets. I don't look forward to the day something spills in the cart and I have to disassemble it to be washed.Also, the lower basket is only held to the bottom of the basket by 2 pairs of hooks being held in place by the natural tension of the frame. I haven't had an issue with it yet, but it is a bit of a hassle to get them connected in the parking lot (especially since there's no brake!).Overall, despite these small flaws, I highly recommend this cart.

I was a little worried this was going to be a flimsy cart but boy was I wrong. It's quite sturdy and yet lightweight for me. My favorite part is the basket in the back! It makes bringing all the laundry detergent, softener and whatever else I need with me to my laundry room in my building a breeze. The wheels turn well and I like that the bottom of the cart is a mesh type bottom rather then just a crossover of the wires like the rest of the cart. This help eliminate the need for putting a cardboard on the bottom to prevent socks and smaller things from falling through. I can fit this in my small NYC apt hallway closet so it's great.

Seems sturdy enough. Assembly not too bad till I got to "bend cotter pin". This 78-year-old female finally did manage it, but not with the "tool" provided. (Needle-nose pliers very handy.) And I never did figure out what to do with "cotter pin O".

Very sturdy, holds a lot of groceries and the basket comes in handy for small items

The outside framework of this jumbo cart is more heavy duty than others I have purchased. However, the inner wires are light weight and bendable. When I closed the cart, I found the latch was too short to reach the wire on the opposite side and the wire bent when I latched it. So the closure latch needs to be longer. You cannot close it with the bag inside, but I probably won't use the bag much. I love the new design on the bottom of the cart. It prevents sacks or small items from falling through. The cart was easy to assemble. I will get lots of use from it.

I wasn’t sure if I should review for a four star or five stars. I bought this for my elderly mom who lives in a condominium complex. Luckily my mom has room in her condo too, not close it. I wish the crates one made of a plastic instead of metal. I feel like I am wheeling around a stroller lol. The crates do not fit a large Costco sized water case. That is my only complaint. But it seems to be working fine.

Price is a bit higher than some other carts, but it turns with one hand, holds heavy stuff and still turns easy and feels more secure, folds easier with just one wheel in the front !