Backpack Trolley Wheeled Cart with Edge Guard Base Noiseless Big Wheels Aluminium Alloy Folding Hand Truck with Luggage Strap for Universal Backpacks Luggage cart for Teenagers,Adults,School,Travel

I bought this cart for disc golf. It has a 22 disc Himal bag on it. I took the cart out and ran it through 36 rounds of golf on two different courses with terrain varying from lawn to woods. It performed flawlessly over every obstacle, even tree roots, muddy areas and creek beds. I had this misconception that you need large tires to effectively roll over obstacles, but those little wheels handled everything I threw at them with ease. Granted, these wheels are riveted, so time will tell how sturdy the cart will be. If the rivets in the wheels wear out I already have plans to add an axle. As long as the plastic base does not fail, the cart can be fixed. The storage capacity (of the backpack support and base) is best for carrying a 20ish disc golf bag. Anything bigger and you will need the version that doesn't have a lip around the base. It is a lightweight cart only adding a couple pounds to your total weight, so picking it up is like picking up your bag. The design is simple and efficient. Very light-weight but sturdy materials, with an aluminum handle, a simple catch mechanism, and a plastic handle that shows no sign of flexing. Not once did the golf bag shift, or the cart fail to rest solidly on the ground. It never once wanted to tip over. Overall, for the cost of the cart, you will get your money's worth out of it. It's light, compact and a perfect solution to those expensive golf bag carts.

My son uses for school. Small enough for school bus. Sturdy, very strong.

I have been using this cart for my disc golf bag for 5 months. It is perfect, light weight, love the collapsible handle, works in a lot of terrain. The only thing that I wish it had was a little bigger more durable tires but all in all it works perfectly for my disc golf bag and saves a fortune compared to the Zuka carts.

This is a great idea for college students- it’ll save your back. It moves smoothly and the lip on the bottom keeps my bag in place and safe. It holds my large backpack with a little extra room- so it’ll hold a pretty large bag. It’s not too heavy and it withstands my lack of depth perception and clumsiness!!

Our son broke his collarbone, and this little cart was perfect to help him lug his heavy backpack to school everyday. Like a luggage cart but works for a school backpack.

Noiseless wheels! I can hear a small rattle in the handle but I'll take it. This is my third attempt as a business professional to switch to a wheeled briefcase after being advised to stop carrying weight on my shoulders. The fancy wheeled briefcases I tried may glide through an airport or fit in an overhead bin. However, as a transit/pedestrian commuter, I need something that can make it a half mile on city streets, cross gravel paths and up/down curbs. Other cases had the mobility, but the noise of suitcase wheels on pavement is embarrassingly conspicuous. People look up from a block away. I missed out on some lunches out because it was just uncomfortable to be drowning out the conversation with my bag. Handle length is fine for a 5'8" adult, rollability is A+ and with my trusty backpack returned to service the total feels lighter than the briefcases did.

Love this product BUT why is it needed for backpacks? IMO this would be amazing for snowboards & skis, so people could buy bags and add this! But it kinda sucks in that the handle is so short, and the top notch for the brace is super low. Please, think about the winter sports people - could be a HUGE MARKET for you. And if/when you fo please let me know as I’ll buy it!

My sin broke his arm and this has been a life saver in school weight easy to handle.