Vsaikeo Small Folding Hand Truck Dolly with 2 Wheels, Foldable Luggage Cart

I really like this hand truck. I have a small cooler in my car that is filled with ice and drinks, or groceries while running errands. This hand truck is super lightweight and folds up flat to not take up too much room in my trunk, yet it is pretty sturdy at carrying my cooler which is around 15 to 20 lbs filled.

After lugging a heavy backpack through airports in Doha Qatar, Bangkok Thailand and Istanbul Turkey, I decided that was enough. I have an upcoming trip to Texas in winter, New Zealand in summer and Thailand again in the fall. It will be so much better to have wheels along when hiking through large international airports! I used this cart today with a heavy battery that was delivered and amazed by how easy it was to roll! This portends great things ahead for the little dynamo. Great quality and hope a long life on my travels.* update 9/25 - Getting ready to roll through Istanbul and Bangkok airports in a few weeks. This little cart has been on numerous excursions and is holding up nicely. It stores away when I have my roller checked bags to slide my carry on backpack and personal bag onto. It makes transitting the long walks in international terminals so much easier than lugging those two bags with my shoulders and arms. This little gadget is worth its weight in gold. Don't hesitate to buy one if you too are impressed by whoever was the inventor of the wheel.* Update #2 The little cart has worked flawlessly on multiple air trips domestic and international. It shows little signs of use after rolling quite far and carrying a 70lb load (2 backpacks and underseat bags) through terminals. The wheels are especially nice. They are more like skate wheels, instead of spinners. This makes them more rigidly mounted and less prone to breakage. All in all when it fails... I will buy another.

I bought this trolley to transport my laptop backpack to my volunteer tax prep gig since I need to carry a lot of paperwork. I just got tired dragging a heavy bag through the parking lots to the senior centers and this rolling trolley is making it so much easier. Wheels are smooth and so far so good. I've only had it for a week so hard to talk about durability, the handle does seem to be a little flimsy and loose but time will tell. It also folds up so I can load it easily into the trunk and I do like that they included 2 bungee cords to strap the backpack to the trolley. I put the backpack in a small luggage bin with some room to carry extra stuff. Will update at a later date as to durability.

Very handy lite weight dolly... love it! Works well with my insulated grocery bag which has a bit firmer body of its own compared to the cheap spun fabric store bags.Has not failed to carry anything I have wanted to use it for. Quite stable if you think how to load and move it.Only complaint: the ropes can't be removed and at times they do not stay on without some extra manipulation effort.Looks really well made .. a pleasant surprise today when buying a new product.Buy it ... 10 stars!

Very happy wit this. Handled the weight of 2 Scooter batteries. Small eneough to fit in a Carry on, Got tired of carrying the 2 heavy batteries to our room on vacation,. Ordered from Amazon,m next day delivey. Used it to carry the batteries. Worked great. Will use it for many trips in the future.

My use for this was international travel.I had great hopes for this. I went on a mission trip, and I have significant injuries that make it difficult to walk and carry things. I planned to check my rolling suitcase (after I thought I'd just carry on), but ended up with two backpacks as carry ons.First, while it didn't break, it definitely wasn't very helpful and felt like it would break. The elastic bands stretch out more each time you use them. Because they stretch so much each time, keeping items securely in place is very difficult. The items will swing from side to side. If I had not slid the packs down the handles, things would've been disastrous.Toppling over was a BIG DEAL. The front legs (not wheels) should've been made slightly higher than the back to counteract toppling issues and keep balance. Heck 4 wheels would've been great.Assembly is easy. There really isn't any! It all pops open easily. Putting it back down left me with a quandary on what to do with the cords.The handling worked okay if you have little weight on it. Otherwise, it easily flops all over. It was such a hindrance with handling, I packed it in my checked luggage on the way home.I'm only keeping this because I did use it. Otherwise I'd return it. I don't find it to be a great value for the money. Spend $15 to $30 more of you are traveling and get 4 wheels and better balance. For me, this was a major issue. It caused a great deal of additional pain for me (literal pain), which impacted my entire mission trip and that of everyone with me.I would not purchase this again, given the opportunity. Since I did use it a little, I'll leave it in my car for bulky items I can't lift or carry.The best thing about it is it does fold down pretty small.Otherwise, I would urge you to buy a better quality cart.

I needed to travel internationally by air with a 24”x24”x14” cardboard box weighing just under 40 pounds in addition to a wheeled carry-on and personal item. I would not be returning with the box. So I needed some way to take that box from car to baggage check, from baggage claim through customs and to a van, and then cart the thing around a large property to its final destination. When I saw the folded dimensions of this cart are so small, the wheels are like on my inline skates, it weighs less than 3 pounds and has it’s own bungee cords with hooks I was intrigued. I watched the customer videos and read the reviews. This might be the most practical purchase I’ll make all year. It was so useful at the destination that my colleague begged me to leave it behind. She then ordered a new one to be delivered to my home. Two happy customers.

I would NOT call this “mint condition” but I knew I was getting a used product. This looks as though someone used it for quite some time and then returned it.It doesn’t feel super sturdy or like it will last years. But I needed something to keep in the car that takes up the smallest amount of space possible.Typically I would rather pay a higher amount for a quality product but this had lots of good reviews and the size seemed like it would be handy. It fits a standard tall laundry basket with no extra room.I will update this after several uses as to whether this is worth owning.UPDATE:So the wheels on this aren’t very good. I use this to roll a laundry basket from the car into the laundromat while holding a baby. The laundry basket weight prevents the wheels from spinning so I will be dragging it along.Not sure if that is because it was so used when I got it and not sure if the previous owner returned it for this exact reason.I am really not impressed with this but lots of people seem to have had better experiences than me. The goal was to make solo laundry with a baby easier and it does not really do that. Now I am dragging the cart (basically sanding the wheels down slowly) rather than dragging my laundry basket along the sidewalk or floor… honestly wish I didn’t purchase it.It does fold small enough to go under the seat of the car though which is a plus for space saving.

Der Handwagen erfüllt seinen Zweck, er rollt gut und leise auf glatten Böden. Die Spanngurte sind praktisch. Er kann platzsparend zusammen geklappt werden. Die Belastbarkeit würde ich so um mittleren Bereich einordnen, da die Bodenplatte aus Kunststoff ist. Praktisch!

Ok , overpriced the wheels will not survive more than a couple of trips though. Looks better on photos then in real.

Works with very specific bags and boxes because your bag WILL TILT if your bag isn’t secured well and the ropes that come with it isn’t enough. If you’re like me who considered this for portability for the airport so I could use a backpag, it’s BIG when putting it away and it’s heavy. It took up a lot of space in my backpack when not in use and it made it unbearably heavy so I could hardly even use the backpack as a backpack. I would’ve been better off with a suitcase.But it works.

wow! this little truck handled two rucksacs through city streets , up elevators and onto trains without missing a beat

Pretty compact, lightweight, and utilitarian. Certainly helped me to ‘drag’ my recalcitrant robotic lawn mower back to the charging station without bending my back.