Mount-It! Folding Luggage Cart and Dolly | 77 Lb Capacity | Portable Lightweight Luggage Trolley Cart with Telescoping Handle and 4 Rubber Wheels | Steel Frame

Light and easy to use. My wife shows makeup at vendor fairs and this makes it easy to load and unload her boxes. It’s light and folds into a compact package. When you need it extend the handle and unfold it. It has two bungee straps to secure your parcels and rolls well.

Bought at the last minute for a month long, many flights 6 country European trip! Definitely helped out. This is not a heavy duty item but is sturdy-enough and works for what its designed for. You need to be aware of your ground surface when towing it behind you as wheels are not that far apart and unit will tip if you don't pay attention. It says it holds 70 pounds ,We only had, maybe 20-30 lbs on it at any time. It might be a little 'un-gainly' if really loaded with a taller load..We travel with backpacks in Osprey airline bag covers. When we arrive at an airport, we unpack and shoulder our backpacks. One of our 'fly bags' then becomes the 'catch-all for additional day packs we have for on-board carry-ons and the other 'fly-bag', which gets strapped to this cart. Nice to have hand/s free when looking for local transportation and navigating trail/bus stations and towns. The attached cords work well, but aren't sufficient for any real load. We daisy chained a bunch of bungi cords as additional wrap arounds and were able to secure our load well. Again, it tips easily on uneven surfaces so watch how and where you roll. Don't be tossing it recklessly into bus luggage bays, handle with SOME care.. Back at the airport, our fly-bags now become backpack covers and get baggage checked. This cart then collapses and gets bungi-ed to my carry on messenger bag or can be carried separately depending on carry-on restrictions. No problems with it and no breaks/failures. It has its limitations, but can easily be dealt with.. Might even buy a second one..Now, I just need to deal with taking too much stuff on my trips.. :)

Decent light weight in my case adequate for a medium size ( 20 pound ) accordion. Frame and handle seems sturdy but the base is very low to the ground and the rubber wheels hardly have any rubber on them and they are pretty small. When the platform is opened as it folds away from the frame it locks in at the hinge point. The plastic snap in point is a little suspect. There is no release button or lock into position only snap in connection and for one I don't believe it will have a long life. Time will tell. Folds up nice and small and the prices is right but the application better also be right.

I purchased this too use with my carry-on backpack during a long trip overseas. Great purchase for the prize. It works very well, it’s compact, yet sturdy, and is easy to open up, close and stow away. I strapped my backpack on it and rolled it around at the airport during my layovers and was able to put it away quickly during boarding the plane -it’s very compact- and store it in the airplane compartment during the flight.

3 out of 5The designer of this product should adjust the amount of weight it can carry.I needed a cart to carry my electrical tools around the city, This wheeled cart was light and easy to carry sound.The left wheel split apart after 3 weeks of rolling on the sidewalks in New York.My tool bag weighs 45.5 and the product states it can hold up to weigh 77 pounds.

Wow I have used this thing a lot lately. I have not used it so much for air travel but for plenty of local travel on trains and in automobiles.I can stick it in my backpack to take the subway and don't even know it's there, unless I have other bulky items in the pack. Whip it out and carry any heavy things back somewhere. I recently moved and this cart has seen overtime.In my apartment building, I can take it with me to wheel back large/awkward/heavy packages to my unit. I transported my smaller-but-heavy Dewalt toolchest with it. For a large grocery bag, I can use the cart to support heavy items in it, even though that's not the best use of this cart. It's great for "oh this is heavy or awkward" items.If the platform is too small for the item, you can supplement it with a sturdy flat surface like a board or something else to more easily balance items on.If the bungees are annoying, you can undo the knot and move them to another position or just remove them altogether. I like having them in the front holes instead of the default rear holes, it also gives me a little more bungee length for tall boxes (for shorter ones I can just wrap the bungees around a bit more before securing). Having the bungees come out of the front holes also prevents items lifting forward from the rear holes.Anyhow, I've used a few other carts like this and like this one the most so far.

This is the best thing I purchased! I love the way it folds up in seconds to put in car. Easy to open and put your things (my backpack and lunchbox) on and off you go. The bungee cords holds your belongings in place. Adjustable for my 5’ 9” height. Easy to roll. Saves my back and hip from hurting!

So I compared this version and the very similar but cheaper Vsaikeo version and decided to keep the other. Overall they are similar but this one collapses and folds back too easily. Meaning that once you have the platform and the handlebar open, when you put some weight and bungee it to the handles, the handles close and fold back very easily, which makes it unsteady. The other one is cheaper and has a stiffer mechanism, which makes it more sturdy. This version would probably get annoying with time.