HapBobyBackpack 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.

This is incredibly light weight. Like....swing it around above your head light weight. The wheels roll well and you can adjust it to fit whatever you're carrying. I needed this after surgery for my backpack and it was perfect. I rolled it through snow and ice salt through the winter and it's dirty, but nothing is broken or dented. I would 100% buy it again.

We bought this product for a baseball bag. It works but it is not ideal for anything larger than a normal sized backpack. Great product, lite weight and decent price.

I bought this to use for Disc Golf. It's perfect!! You should create an new entry to sell specifically to Disc Golfers

This little trolly is great for my computer bag for back and forth to the office and home. No more lugging g it on my back. Easy set up and seems to be working great!

Fantastic for sports traveling

It’s really useful when walking long distances to university, not having to carry with my back a 5-8 kg (10-16 pounds) backpack with a laptop and everything.This model has a disadvantage with my university backpack. Because the trolley is so narrow at sides, when I pick up my laptop and charger from the back pocket, with all my other stuff in the front pocket, it actually tips over on the front of the backpack.Because the wheels are placed so distant from each other, it actually helps at uneven or bad concrete sidewalks for the backpack to not tip at sides, but it also occupies a lot of space at small sidewalks.I believe that it isn’t designed to climb stairs with a 8 kg (16 pounds) backpack, so I will keep carrying the trolley with the backpack by hands when climbing stairs. Maybe they should specify if it’s designed for heavy luggage when climbing stairs.I personally combine this trolley with backpack covers, for extra rain protection for my university’s laptop. I don’t believe there are backpack covers for backpacks with wheels, that’s why I searched for separate trolleys like this one.The wheels are dead silent on perfect sidewalks, almost silent on uneven or bad sidewalks and noisy when climbing stairs.If I carry with it a 8kg (16 pounds) backpack, I actually have to pull with a force equivalent to 800 grams (1.6 pounds), which is nice. If I carry a 4kg (8 pounds) backpack, I have to pull 400 grams (0.8 pounds), which feels like I carry nothing. 1 litre of water is 1 kg (2 pounds).

Product does not fold. No instructions or pictures with stap utilization. Staps are 18" too small in length. Manufactured plastic appears weak and cheaply constructed.