DMI Utility Cart with Wheels to be used for Shopping, Grocery, Laundry and Stair Climber Cart, Weighs 7.5 Pounds but holds up to 90 Pounds, Compact and Foldable, Black

This is one of the easier utility carts to put together. Instruction where easy to read and follow. The only tools I used was a pair of needle nose pliers for bending the cotter pens on the back wheels and a flashlight to help lineup the pen holes. The cart seems sturdy and well built. I had purchased a bigger cart before this one and it was too big to easily go in the trunk of my compact car ... this cart is just right. Though the wheels are comparative small to the other carts I've had it easily goes up curbs and stairs, I tried it out as soon as I had completed the assembly with several heavy books in the bottom of the cart. I have nothing bad to say about this cart, only time will tell if this was a good purchase.

I love this grocery cart. Easy to assemble and study. The handle is high enough where it is comfortable to pull from behind. I had another cart, and handle was too low making it more uncomfortable to pull.

This "Utility Cart" is anything but! Save yourself the headache (and the wasted money) and steer clear of this disaster on wheels. From the moment I opened the box, it was a downhill spiral.Firstly, the assembly was a nightmare. The instructions are vague and incomplete, and I ended up needing pliers (which, naturally, weren't included) just to try and force some of the pieces together. After an hour of struggling, I finally had what resembled a cart, but the fragility was immediately apparent.The front wheels are pathetically small and feel like they're made from the cheapest plastic imaginable. The back wheels, with their overly complicated assembly involving a multitude of tiny parts, felt equally flimsy. And that's where the real fun began... or rather, ended. The pin holding one of the wheels in place is clearly inadequate. On its maiden voyage to the grocery store (with a disappointingly small amount of groceries, I might add - this thing holds less than I expected!), the wheel completely detached itself, sending my precious cargo tumbling.And as if the structural issues weren't enough, even storing this rickety contraption is a chore. Because the wheels are constantly rolling forward, it refuses to stay put!This DMI Utility Cart is a complete disappointment. It's poorly designed, frustrating to assemble, structurally unsound, and holds very little. I deeply regret this purchase and strongly advise anyone considering it to look elsewhere. One star is far too generous.

I bought this cart in October of 2021. The metal bar holding the back wheels (the axel?) broke this month, snapping in half (July of 2023). It survived for 22 months of heavy use, and for the price, it was well worth it. It was smaller than I thought it would be, but it handled my weekly shopping just fine.My cart had trouble rolling forward since day 1 (the front wheels are very small and get stuck on cracks, small rocks, and things like that), so I just got used to pulling it behind me while walking (which is why the back bar broke, all the weight was on the back wheels). I had no issues pulling it on a sidewalk, a road, through grass, or snow (1-2 inches or less, otherwise the snow would accumulate around the bottom and I'd be dragging the cart and a foot of snow with me eventually). Carrying the cart while folded was easy.There are better carts out there for you and your specific needs. But for the price, this bad boy did the trick for me. I'll be getting a bigger cart next time, but my buddy here was good to me for almost two years. It's hard to complain too much when the alternatives are twice as costly.

Good handy little cart. Putting it together was a bit weird but not too bad. Folds down really flat and is super helpful for getting groceries into my apartment!

Bought this to wheel my laundry to the nearby laundromat. Assembly instructions were extremely confusing/unclear so I ended up doing so digging and the company that made this has video assembly instructions on YouTube (search DMI Utilty Cart and it should be the first result). The video instructions are much clearer and made a lot more sense (and tell you things written instructions don't tell you, like the fact you need a pair of pliers for this!). Don't know why that wasn't just what they included with the product. As far as the product itself, it's fine. A little small, but maneuvers fine. Stable once assembled and folds easily. Handle makes it very comfortable to use.I'd give this a solid 4 stars but my frustration with the instructions is what made me give it a 3 instead of a 4.

I use it for my laundry.

Pleased with cart.