Honshine Collapsible Rolling Crate with Spinning Open Lid, Large Utility Cart with Noiseless Brake Wheels & Telescoping Handle, Trolley for Teacher Grocery File Travel Art Supplies (Milky White)

I cannot express to you how smooth and satisfying the wheels feel when you roll this thing around. It is, genuinely, a delight every time I even just aim to move the thing from one side of my desk to the other.So I’m a working artist, I do murals and things out in the wild where I need to lug a bunch of supplies to and fro. I also have arthritis, so my hands are very sensitive to every little friction point that might arise when using any product along the way. I have soooo many wheeled cart things. I have nearly everything else I can possibly manage on wheels in my home. No wheels roll as well as these wheels, especially not cart…wheels! Cartwheels? 🤸🏼‍♀️Anyways, the lid also attached to the side so you don’t have to put it on to keep it handy, which is unlike many of my other lidded carts. The handle is easy enough to operate. The space is adequate. The assembly is super fast and easy. It’s all moot to me, honestly, bc the wheels are so good, but the rest of the cart functions are fantastic as well.This cart feels like it was made by someone who uses these things on a regular basis and just wanted one that actually was sturdy and could glide like butter down a hot potato, and they nailed it.

This is very cool. My favorite part is that after walking a long time at a conference or at a consignment sale, I have instant access to a chair no matter where I am! I love that. Plus, the crate holds a lot. It's very easy to assemble. The wheels roll smoothly and the cart is easy to maneuver. The pull-up handle also raises and lowers very easily. At first, I wasn't sure if I would like the lid to stay attached but I do like it. It totally slides out of the way when not in use. There's no chance of losing it or of it falling off and clunking loudly on the floor at the most inopportune moment! The price seems a little high to me but the crate is heavy-duty. Oh, and I love the creamy white color. It is a step up from the stark white and adds a touch of style.

So I thought this was a cool idea however I didn't realize it was as small as it is. I mean it will hold some things I can take from one side of my yard to the next without alot of stress. My grass has a few patches that are overly soggy these wheels did well compare to the regular wheels on most carts it did struggle some but for the most part the rest of my yard it had no issue rolling around on. Its waterproof which is really nice so whatever you need to protect and still get it from one location to the next this cart is perfect. I will say I do think its a bit over priced because it doesn't hold much. The sitting on it my husband is within the weight limit and he said it didn't feel the strongest. That being said I would say make sure to have someone around when you do this. As far sitting on it with weight not sure I think even with in the weight limit that it would be smart to sit on. It has 2 little clips on each side the prevent it from folding down that is too much for me to chance. However love it comes with a lid though making it easy to move when needed. It easy to put up and down as needed and the pull along handle is just like having luggage. In all ir comes out I think that its a bit over priced but still so worth it at the same time.

I love this cart. I work in education and it is perfect. Having the 4 wheels and that they move freely in 360 degrees is amazing. Easy to assemble light weight. Perfect size for my back pack water bottles and purse. Compact when closed fits in back seat of car easily.

This collapsible rolling cart is large and in charge!My thumb got pinched in one of the collapsing side walls when I flipped this cart over to install the caster wheels but I still love it.I do not recall getting any instructions with the cart but the only thing that must be installed is the caster wheels. The wheels came separated into two different plastic bags, which should have made me stop and think for a minute. I do remember thinking that the pairs of wheels were separated because they were heavy. Wrong! One set must have been the pair with the brakes, the other set without.One wheel seemed to be a bit harder to put on than the others, but I got it done. I set the cart up and tried sitting on it with the lid closed since it's advertised as a seat. It's awesome as a seat!I started rolling the cart through the kitchen, one of the only rooms in the house that has no carpet on the floor. It seemed to roll oddly when titled on just the two back wheels. I eventually realized that I had put both of the wheels with the brakes on the same side of the cart, rather than putting them both in the rear.This cart holds eleven two liter bottles standing upright! I tried sitting on the lid while it was loaded with the eleven filled two liter bottles but that was a step to far, I could fill the floor of the cart beginning to cave in.The cart rolls fine for me when on all four wheels. It folds down flat and is easy to carry. I hope to use it for many years to come hauling in the groceries.Despite getting a tiny blister on my thumb from a collapsing side wall and even though the cart does not roll well for me when titled backwards, likely due to my rear wheel error, this cart is worthy of five stars.