ClaxThe Original | Made in Germany | Multi Use Functional Collapsible Carts | Mobile Folding Trolley | Storage Cart Wagon | Shopping Cart with 2 Storage Crates (Red)ClimatePartner certified

Best review that I can make - Everywhere I use this cart, Costco, flea markets etc. I have at least two/three people comment on his cart, even Costo employees stop and take a look. One lady mentioned that I should keep removable tags on the cart that let folks know where to buy. Three different people mentioned that they saw these and were concerned about the price, until they saw mine up close. Now, they plan to revisit the site.Example use: Costco. No more huge hard to turn shopping carts. No more hunting for odd shaped boxes to hold your items, no more loading, unloading, packing, loading, unloading and unpacking. These foldable crates go from cart to trunk to pantry. The cart itself, folds flat with one hand and easily loads in truck next to full crates. *I am a senior with nerve damage to my right hand and arm and I open and close these myself without issue.

For YEARS I had an inexpensive 2-wheeled cart I kept folded up in my car. It helped me move twice, move my elderly mom, schlep food when I would cook for large social events, and just general schlepping. It was getting rickety so I decided to replace it. I saw this and really wanted it. I had to think about it for quite awhile because it is far pricier than I would normally ever pay for something like this. But I finally splurged and I love this thing. Super sturdy, and it keeps your items flat (don’t have to tip it onto 2 wheels like my old one). So when I have a big crock pot full of food, it keeps it pretty level. I love that the top tray will fold up to accommodate taller items on bottom. It glides smoothly when you fold it. The only thing that might be a downside for some is that it is bulky and pretty heavy (20#-ish) but I figure I would rather lift that into the car once than schlep my heavy bags around. Sometimes on light grocery days I just use this instead of using a grocery store cart (always get a comment from someone at the store), and just have the groceries put in the baskets. Then when I get home I just use the cart to wheel my groceries into the house. As I get older I appreciate not having to lug heavy or awkward items, but really, this is the thing parents should buy when they no longer need a stroller because it will last a long time.

I LOVE it! I have gotten many compliments on it. It is portable and easy to stack on the trunk once you've shopped and are ready to go home.

If you shop Aldi's, Sam's or Costco or heck even the other stores you will love this. I am a single so my shops are not huge so those giant carts are very unnecessary for me but they are fine, but where this wins is with no bags this is amazing since it has the crates! I'm actually going to order a few more of the crates as when I do my shops I tend to do them all on the same day and that will make going from store to store so much easier to just unload my full crates and at the next store just pop the cart open and toss on the new crates. Its not heavy - very very easy to pop open. I bought a caddy that you put on baby strollers and attached it at the top so it holds my phone and a drink for me - I didn't get a huge caddy and since when I shop my cards are on my wallet in my phone, I don't shop with my purse so works great. Its so easy to get around people and no more carts with horrible wheels. I don't have to worry about do I have a quarter at aldi's and when I go to Kroger or any other store, I don't have them bag anything as I don't need it. Yes its a pricy investment but one I'm very happy I made. And bringing stuff in the house is a dream since I just pop the crates in place and roll everything in all at once. Another win!

This cart is amazing. I get complements and questions every time I use it. I'm so thrilled to give a demo of how fast it collapse into a little box. Even the crates collapse quickly. I use it for Diner En Blanc. At home we load up the crates. We don't need to unpack them. We simply pick them up and place them into the car. Once we get there we grab the crates out of the car and set them onto the cart. At the diner we use the items and collapse the cart & crates out of the way. Once its over we expand the cart/crates... and reload everything. They go right back into the car.These carts make me look pro-ish.It isn't perfect...1. If you press on the brake too hard it pops out. The wheels are then stuck in the locked position. This is terrible because you need to unload the cart, flip it over and pop it back in place.2. When you collapse the cart the wheels don't always stay inside of the frame. They sometimes fall out.

Recommend you have at least an SUV to use this cart. It would be difficult to get the cart in and out of the backseat of a car, as well as the folding cart baskets when full. I got tired of forgetting my bags at home or in the car. What I do is put all my groceries into the top basket, it holds a lot of groceries, more so than you think. When I get to the check out, I put the empty basket in the bag area and after I remove and scan the item it goes in the empty basket. Both baskets are the same so I know everything will fit. Also, the top rack folds up and the bottom rack easily holds a case of water. The wheels lock so the cart doesn't roll. After check out I put everything in my vehicle and when I get home the only thing I take out is the one full basket. Everything else stays in the truck. The quality of the construction is exceptional. Well worth it!

Great for my Costco runs and grocery runs. I am also a teacher, so logging in my supplies is a lot more easier now.

This is just a little bit heavy for me to use, but I struggle on as it is so useful for bringing groceries in from the car to the house. I purchased the second crate and I'm glad I did.Edited to add: If you are open to friendly conversations with strangers, take this shopping. You will likely find a friendly stranger or two will stop to ask where you got it and express interest in the cart. Fun.