Wellmax Grocery Cart & Folding Shopping Cart, 90 lb Max, Adjustable Handle

If I could give this cart more than 5 stars I absolutely would. I've had it for 5 years now and it's been a trooper. I bought it to haul things back and forth when my mom was in a nursing home, and I've continued to use it now that I have moved into a condo to haul stuff from the car. It still looks brand new. The wheels are as sturdy and glide as easily as the day that that it came. It's the perfect size, not too small and not too large, and it folds up easily. Overall, it has a lot to recommend it but the quality and durability are its superpower.

EXCELLENT - bought size medium. This is the third cart I've purchased in trying to replace my old favorite one that lost a wheel. It is my new go-to-grocery cart. I'm 5'6" and find the handle just the right height. It is easy to steer on all surfaces whether flat or hilly, back wheels handle stairs well, and is the right size for public transit. It is well made and attractive. I bought NERUBIO 10 pack reusable canvas grocery bags that come in all colors. Two of them fit sideways inside the cart. Not mentioned in the description is that a black bag that fits the entire inside of the cart comes with your order. Set-up is unbelievably simple and takes less than 30 seconds. I can't imagine a better metal cart on Amazon. This cart is built to last. Adding info on wheels: The back wheels have groves and all kinds of dirt, leaves, etc. gets embedded in them, especially in rainy weather. This makes them extremely hard to clean. This cart is not put in a car but taken on the bus and then pushed a considerable distance over varying terrain before getting home. A smooth rubber wheel would be the answer and while the engineers are at it, make the front wheels bigger as not all streets are smooth and flat. What you have to do is tilt the cart up on the hind wheels and push over the bumps. Why are all the cart models using small wheels on the front? Charge a little more and improve the quality of the wheels. I got rid of a metal cart decades ago because I wasn't using it, and I know it had big wheels on the front of the cart. Let's not pinch pennies here.

Excellent cart! We use it to unload our groceries from the car to this cart, into the house. It’s very sturdy. Big enough to hold our items, we only shop every 4-5 weeks. Color was no big deal. Hubby had it put together with instructions in 30 minutes.

Decent enough cart that holds a lot. Great for apartments since the larger back wheel gets up the stairs well enough when tilted. I did drop a heavy box down in it once without thinking, so the bottom of the cart got bent, curving down instead of being flat now. Hasn’t affected it much else though so I still use it. Haven’t seen any rust either.

I have been walking to the grocery store because it's almost $5/gallon of gas 👀 and this has been a fantastic and durable cart. It steers easily, includes the adjustable handle, and collpases/stores nicely. Would definitely buy again!

Excellent quality. Easy to assemble.

We have just received our cart from Amazon, so we have not had a chance to evaluate its durability over time, but I can say that it is much more sturdy than the carts usually sold for $50-$90. The cart itself is more solid, it has a heavy wire mesh floor, and the wheels are made of a solid feeling hard rubber or plastic. The cart feels much more solid than less expensive carts, and moves more smoothly with less wobble. The cart assembled easily using the wrench tool included in the package, with the whole process taking less than ten minutes. The wheels are attached with real bolts, nuts, and washers, rather than snapping in like many other models, and the rear wheels have a real independent axel, rather than just attaching to the frame of the cart. The bolt and nut structure allows for potential tightening if the wheels ever begin to loosen or wobble. One note. The large rear wheels attach with a locking nut, and there is a temptation to tighten the nut down. That stops the wheels from rolling. The nut needs to be attached loosely enough to allow free wheeling, something that is easy to assess during assembly. I simply loosened the nuts just enough to allow free rolling of the wheels. I assume the use of locking nuts will prevent the wheels from loosening, but, as I said, I kept the wrench to use to tighten them if they begin to loosen. Again, we haven't owned it long enough for definitive evaluation, but the heavy-duty 165 lb. version of this cart went through its paces well when I tested it, and I am optimistic that it will last. if it does, it certainly is worth the price to have a cart that can be used for a longer time, rather than having to replace it every year, as we have had to do with lighter weight carts selling for $80 or so.

One of the snaps that lock in the handle was missing.. I had to use duck tape to be able to keep the handle in place and be able to use the cart. Otherwise, it's a nice cart. Oh, plus, that s cart doesn't do well on grass. Best to use on cement walkways only.

Lo compre porque vivo en un condo y tenia que cargar con varias bolsas desde el estacionamiento, con este carrito solo doy una vuelta, es resistente y las llantas son mas grandes que los otros carritos que cheque, en general es buena compra por relacion calidad-precio, lo recomiendo

This has alot more room then my old cart it is easy to put togeather and very sturdy I love it !

No me gustó la bolsa, esta débil, además no aparece en la publicidad que la traiga, para guardar el carro en la cajuela hay que plegarlo, y la bolsa se despega, compre la bolsa que recomiendan para el carro y resultó grande tendré que cortarla para ajustarla, por lo demás todo bien.

Si facilidad de guardar

I started using a shopping cart at the beginning of the pandemic because, with once-a-week only trips to the local stores, I had bigger loads than usual. The small, cheap, cart I started with eventually fell apart and, now that I have become a convert to carts (even though my shopping trips are now less restricted), I wanted a bigger and better-quality cart. I’ve made only one trip to the shops so far with my new cart, and it was a complete success. In the shops, it was great to have those swiveling front wheels, to be able to easily change direction in a narrow aisle. Coming home with a heavy cart full of groceries (including a four-litre jug of milk, that I would never buy without a cart), even though the roughly mile-long trip was mostly downhill, with a fairly steep incline, and there were plenty of cracks in the sidewalk, I had no problem. However, I did go more slowly and cautiously than usual, to avoid the possibility of the front wheels jamming at the cracks, which other reviewers here had mentioned. I ended up having no experience at all of that.