Navatiee 140L Collapsible Foldable Wagon with Wheels, Large Capacity Foldding Wagon Cart with Side Pocket and Brakes, Grocery Shopping Cart for Garden Outdoor Use, Black

I often will go to a local softball complex and practice hitting balls off a batting tee - simple enough right ? But bringing the batting tee , 2 totes carrying about 50 softballs and a few softball bats and then proceeding to walk 300 -400 feet to the field becomes a bit tiring on the arms , So I bought this light weight cart to haul the items to whichever field I hit on..I used it today for the first time and its amazing . It folds very easily and fits into the back of my Hyundai trunk taking very little room . It has a foldable bottom which is easy to remove and place back inside giving the cart a strong bottom to load upon . The carts arm is ruggedly built and the wheel are sturdy so I had no trouble wheeling it , turning it in the parking lot and on dirt leading to the field . When I got home I wanted to see how it would handle extra weight so I put 100 pounds of weight plates inside to see how it was to turn and pull and again I was impressed . So if you want to carry sports equipment AND a huge container of water or gatorade for your team , this is a very nice cart .. I would definitely recommend - the seller is outstanding - the product is very , very good .

It's huge! The overall quality is good, folding/unfolding is easy, wheels are awesome for a soft Gulf sand. But keep in mind it's a little bit heavy when you lift it to your trunk

I am so happy with this wagon. It is easy to set up/fold up, it is easy to carry in a folded position, and it works well. We transport two cats (in their carriers) and they get a smooth ride in the wagon. The front wheels pivot so that the wagon is easy to maneuver around corners. And I like how there is a “bottom” in the wagon for stability. Others don’t include this so it’s hard to carry smaller items (like grocery bags) - because they would tip over. I also like the bigger wheels. Others that I researched have smaller wheels. This is a well-designed wagon that is sturdy.

I got this cart for groceries because I live on the 4th floor and have to take the elevator to my apartment. It is very easy to pop down to use. There is a panel for the bottom that folds up. To fold it up, you life the handle in the middle of the bottom and it pulls up (kind of like a Pack n Play does). The only thing I have trouble with is tightening the strap around it when it’s folded up. You have to pull it really tight to fasten and it’s a little hard. However, I do have arthritis in my wrists so most people may not have an issue with this. The cover doesn’t go all around it, it sits on top and there’s is a hole for the handle to stick thru. That’s how you carry it. The fold up bottom panel fits into a pocket on the cover. Honestly I leave mine in the car or the coat closet so I don’t really strap it closed or use the cover. It’s easy to pull even when full/heavy. Great for groceries or smaller boxes.

I love the fact that a lot of the items on Amazon are returnable if they don't work out, but this is one product that I would absolutely recommend if you needed to to go to the beach and wanted to carry your things with you or if you are renovating a house like I am because I needed to put a lot of the garbage from boxes and the like into a Simple but sturdy wagon that is lightweight and collapsible when I go to the garbage dumpster on site. When I say garbage, I'm talking about a 100 pounds worth of old paint buckets and wood that I'm removing from the baseboards in order to put down new baseboards. These baseboards can be up to 20 pounds each worth of wood and after removing 5 or 6 of them, I'm not going to be interested in dragging a 100 pounds of wood about 300' to a trash dumpster on site to get rid of it. When I 1st took this out of the package, I realized that all I had to do was remove the Velcro strap and then put in the the handle to pull the wagon along. If I wanted to collapse it, I reached down to the center in the cargo area where there is a strap and I just pull up and all the wheels pull up along with collapsing the cargo area And I throw it in the back seat of my 4 door Ford Focus. I also found a use for work as I do low voltage cabling within the framework of my job. Each of our voltage Boxes of cable can weigh about 20 pounds and when you add that to the equipment that I have to bring with me, you're looking at over a 100 pounds of actual useful portability that this wagon provides. Once on the job site, I can pull up the center and put it into a corner so no one trips over it. This wagon is definitely an all around good use for people that even want to bring Groceries home or give the family pet and child a ride when they're out for a walk. I mentioned that you can take this to the beach because it has 4 wheels that will support it, but sometimes it might get bogged down in the sand as the wheels are not fat enough to glide over the sand itself. As to the steering, it doesn't take much to maneuver this, but you have to understand that wheels can only travel in a direction over the grass or the terrain allows them to turn easily. That said, I would definitely buy this again, or even as a gift for someone.

Works great in heavy beach sand.

We took this on a long camping weekend. It arrived in time, was easy to unbox, and was compact (so it didn’t take much space in our vehicle). We were able to quickly open it and start loading our items in. I like that this is collapsible (no assembly required) and just as easy to pull on the inside handle to recollapse back into its original condensed shape. The wheels made it easy to maneuver through the grassy/uneven terrain. Loaded a large filled yeti as well as a camping bed/mattress and was still easy to pull. I will say my boyfriend complained that the handle wasn’t long enough and he clipped his heel a few times while pulling it (he’s 6’3, I’m 5’2 and did not have this issue). We look forward to using it again in the future!

Purchased an older model of this cart last year. We've owned it for 2 summers now and we love it! Had to purchase a new cart after our previous ones (different brands) died. It's a whole lot sturdier, roomier, and compact than other carts we've owned that were more expensive. The design is superior to the ones that fold into a flat square. This collapses into a long cube that takes up less space and is much easier to fit in a trunk full of luggage and gear. The wheels are detachable to save more room, and their positioning on the legs make them substantially sturdier than other carts that have the legs welded to the frame. If you're comparing carts, the Navatiee is well worth the money. We push ours hard, and this holds up amazingly well. By far the best cart I've owned!

The wheels are the best, big and have spokes that help absorb shock. It's a little bigger wagon but still easy manoeuvre. Pull our kids around all day on trails