BlueJan Luggage Compact Folding Cart

Compact. Solid. Worked great. I went to Israel for 11 days and carried a military style duffel bag (bought on Amazon). After I packed it I thought this is going to kill my back carrying it everywhere. I looked at carts available and decided on this. Now for the but...part. I had to take another bungee to wrap around the top half of the duffle and that did the trick. Cart folded up nd fit in the top of my duffle when I checked the bag. Nylon straps would make it even more solid but I had no problems and many compliments on the cart. My bag weighed 39 lbs. when I left and 37 on return. It is not bullet proof so don't be stupid, have too high expectations, and abuse the cart. All in all a great decision.

Used this cart to get through the airport with a booster seat, car seat and carryon duffle. Worked really well, there's no way we could've made it without this cart. My only criticism is that the plastic base could be thicker. Description said it will hold 77lbs- 2 carseat and duffle were about 50 lbs and when I lifted the cart and set it down in the shuttle the base cracked. I probably could have been more gentle though, so I'm going to order another and giver it another chance.

I like it. but the ropes though, they are very annoying. I wish It were designed to be shorter but strong-stretchy as I pulled them out. Since they in fact can't adjust the size of my belongings once I've got smaller bags or boxes or whatever smaller dimensions but weakly to stand out, so I have to tie them up.

I bought this cart to transport my 43lb. duffle bag. I added a rok strap to supplement the built in bungees, and it traveled fairly securely. it's small and lightweight and sacrifices added sturdiness, in favor of size and weight.

Good little trolley, will easily fit on an airline. Nice and light. The only reason I did not give it 5* is because the handle seems a little twisty and I am not sure how it will hold up to carrying something heavy.

Wow, what a piece of garbage. First of all the plastic is that slightly rubberized plastic that feels like it is going to break , because it does not have enough flexibility to withstand a bend, but it has enough flexibility to not do the intended job. The hooks on the bungee are made of this as well so when there is any sort of pull on them they start to lose their "hook" and come off whatever you have them hooked on. The bungee cording itself has very little stretch so the pressure from a single bag against the cord is too much for these plastic hooks.Second of all, and MORE IMPORTANTLY, the platform does not lock open. as soon as you let go of the handle or lean it against something the pressure from the cord starts to shut the platform and your entire kit lands on the ground and goes rolling. You are gonna either spend the entire time you use this not being able to let go of it for a second to grab a door handle, or get your key or ticket out, OR trying to find a way to lever it against a wall so that it won't fold shut and fall.I ended up having to heft it much more than I should have and could never let go of it for a second without wedging it between two tables or a wall and a table. It made the task of carting my stuff around HARDER than if I had just carried it.THE ONLY thing about this that is even remotely acceptable is the handle does actually get tall enough to walk at a normal gait (I am 5'6". And as this is not a rare attribute for such contraption, it isn't really a recommendation.

Just the right size for transporting 2 or 3 pull-up banners for trade shows. I tried lashing the 3 banners to my suitcase and they darn near broke my arm and the suitcase: simply too heavy and wide (couldn't go thru normal doors). This BlueJan cart fixed all issues (now, I simply pull it behind my roller suitcase and all is good. At checkin, I pull off the lashed-together banners and check them, and take the BlueJan with me on board. Makes dragging the banners to shows reasonable amount of effort. I did buy some flat bungee cords to lash the banners to the cart for security.

I did a LOT of research before choosing to buy this for my elderly mother, who travels a lot and tends to end up lugging a heavy carry-on tote bag through airports. She gave it rave reviews after returning from a 6-week trip to Asia. It's sturdy, didn't wobble when loaded, and fits under most airplane seats and in overhead compartments. I'm going to purchase one for myself and use it to transport my hard-sided cooler to and from the pool and nearby park.