The Original Booyah’s Cargo Stroller and Bicycle Bike Trailer Suspension Beach Sport Cart with Electric Bike Hitch. Aluminum Wheels.

This thing is awesome and super versatile. It is a bike trailer as well as a push cart. We use it a lot for transporting our stuff on walks to the park. I liked it better that the wagons that others used, and it can still be folded up for easy storage. We were able to fit it in the back of our suv with ease as everything was easily removable. It is also extremely well made and I expect it will last us for years to come.

Needed something for our large older dog who can walk a bit but not walk as far as I want to go, so she walks a mile or so and then hops in the cart for a ride. It is solid, easy to assemble. Will fold up enough to get into the trunk space of a Jeep Cherokee. I have not pulled it behind a bike but it looks like an easy things to do. Sturdy, and you could attach a chair umbrella to it if you needed a shade on it.

So I bought this cart to use for a stroller for my frenchie with IVDD. It is great! My road is a mixture of gravel and pavement and we also like to walk on dirt trails so I wanted something with suspension and good pneumatic tires. While there are a few different options for actual dog strollers with air filled tires none have the quality build and built in suspension as Booyah. Booyah also sells specific dog strollers but for his size the med would have been a little snug and the large size was just as big as this one. Is it a little overkill for him... maybe. It's also heavier than I wanted at 40lbs and add his 30lbs... let me say it is surprisingly easier than I thought to push. And it gives me a good workout pushing uphill, which is a good thing. I chose this cart over the stroller because he likes to look around and I don't like the tent the dog strollers all have. An umbrella or shade can always be added. I wrapped a 2ft leash around back pannel and it works great. I also found a bed that is the perfect dimensions and has a 6in firm orthopedic foam base and bolster to absorb shock and lift him up over the bars. He cannot jump out and the frame holds the bed snug. It is the noah and paw med bolster bed. I did have a problem with the front tire not holding air. I pumped it up and after a couple days it would be flat. This was before I ever used it. I reached out to sellers and they immediately offered to replace or pay for me to get it fixed. I wanted to use it right away so I have just been pumping up if needed before I go. I realized that I may have accidentally damaged it myself when first inflating as it is tricky to get my pump around the spokes and over the air tube. Takes some maneuvering. Definitely do not follow recommended psi on tires they will pop. I use 28psi on front and 30 to 35 on back. It is holding up fine but will eventually get it fixed on my own as that is not sellers fault but very nice of them to offer. Hand break is very nice and easy to engage that said i would definitely not trust it on a steep incline, make sure to turn cart sideways. One more thing I like about this cart vs standard dog stroller is versatility. It can also be used as cargo cart for camping or beach or anything else. Highly recommend!

This is awesome. With the push handle, I use it for a garden rolling walker. My yard has lots of gravel paths and these big tires take it all in stride. I carry my stool, tools, any pots I want to move around and bags of soil.

I did my research and I read the reviews, but I was blown away at the quality of this product. It is light and manoeuvrable and packs everything we need to tow behind the bike or push to the beach. It’s easy to switch from pulling to pushing. I would highly recommend this. If you are planning to attach it to an E bike, you do need to buy the larger diameter attachment for your bike, but it was easy to get what I needed from the online store.

Let's get the good stuff out of the way, because I need to end this review with a reality check for the manufacturer of this trailer. The trailer itself? It's AWESOME. It pulls straight with no wobbling (I took it up to 30mph on my e-bike), and the swing arm spring suspension REALLY helps soak up bumps that a solid-axle non-suspension trailer would be PUNISHED by. I love the flexibility of being able to carry longer items, as well. I looked at a LOT of trailers, and in terms of cost vs features, this is the trailer that stood out on top. So, in terms of the trailer itself, it's 5 stars and 100% recommended. Now, for the reality check. And I hope Booyah is paying attention. The enclosed photo is of shipping damage wrought on the trailer thanks to the below average quality shipping carton design. I...pretty much...got it bent back into shape using a Crescent wrench. To the point it's usable. This wasn't the only thing amiss. There are a few scuffs on other areas of the trailer, and a small dent. In addition to THAT, because everything was loose and rattling around in the box, one of the screws which hold the brake into place had gone through the bag they had it in and had become totally lost. I had to go to the hardware store just to get an M6/1.00-12mm socket head screw to put both brakes on. In no uncertain terms, Booyah should REPLACE this damaged trailer with one which is undamaged. And had I been in a position to refuse delivery when it arrived, I would have, and sent it back so Booyah can take a little financial hit to help them figure out their shipping game. If I hadn't completely taken this out of the package and assembled it to the point that I discovered the damage when the assembly was almost done, I would have sent it back. Booyah - your shipping method for this trailer is woefully, laughably, inadequate. There is one method that should be employed for this, and that's a 2-sided molded clam shell Styrofoam cocoon. Sticking this all in a big box and hoping all the contents arrive in tact and in place? Is NOT working. If the trailer arrived fully intact, un-damaged and not missing any pieces? It would be a 5-star trailer hands down. Missing hardware that I have to go to the hardware store to replace JUST to complete assembly, thanks to poor packaging? -1 star. Damage to the trailer, including several dents (one very severe and debilitating) and scuffs? -1 star. My suggestion? Check your trailer box THOROUGHLY. If the BOX appears damaged, REFUSE DELIVERY. If the box is damaged, there is very little protecting the contents, and the trailer is probably damaged, too. Better to refuse it and send it back than discover when it's too late that it's bent or something. I totally love this trailer. It's awesome. But I totally hate that Booyah decided that saving a few bucks in packaging is worth having trailers wind up damaged in transit. I recommend discouraging this attitude until they change their packing materials to reflect reality by refusing delivery of damaged boxes. If Booyah steps up to the plate and replaces my damaged trailer, I'll amend this review. Likewise, if I see that they have COMPLETELY re-vamped their packaging, and have taken the steps necessary to protect this heavy item in transit, I'll likewise amend this review. 2 sided molded Styrofoam clamshell. That's what it needs. And don't ditch the corner reinforcement. Nothing else will suffice. And one last thing. The fact is, MOST folks are going to buy this for e-bikes. To NOT include an e-bike trailer hitch along with the non-e-bike hitch is silly. If you can't afford to include both, then offer free trade-ins for e-bike hitches. Guys, you make a fantastic trailer. Stop trying to save $2 in packaging. USPS doesn't care one iota if your packages arrive intact. YOU HAVE TO BE THE ONES THAT CARE. I actually highly recommend this trailer, IF it arrives undamaged. If it doesn't, send it back.

got this for my dog but he is almost to big for it. being a shelter dog we didnt know how big he would be.

Happy with the design and features. Over-all I am very happy with the purchase, The handle grip was split on both sides right out of the box and the liner had a small hole in it. Truthfully, it is very well thought out and works as it should.

We have an older dog whose health is failing her. She can't go on long walks anymore so we were looking to get a cart to push her in. We did not want a fully enclosed one as we wanted to be able to lift her in and out of it; inflatable tires (like a bike) were also needed rather than solid rubber as we wanted to take her on light trails and inflatable tires provide some shock absorption. We received the stroller and it went together well. It looked like we were missing a few parts (a washer and a screw) but it turns out they were in the box and had just been separated during shipping - so double check the box for loose items. Our dog took to it right away. We put a light foam pad in so she could sit in it more comfortably - the flooring is okay, just a bit slippery if nothing else is in there. That is my only complaint about the cart. The doors swing inwards which means if there is anything blocking them (like our pad) you cant swing them in. The manufacturer should make the doors swing outwards - I don't think that would be a hard fix. We've taken her on sidewalks and gravel trails and she loves it. She is usually very nervous but she has a blast in it. We still stop and let her walk for a bit but when she's tires we lift her back in and off we go again. This is fantastic. We have not used the bike feature but for a push cart it is just what we needed. The brakes are not intended to stop the cart - they make an awful noise if you do that and aren't effective. Rather, they are parking brakes and effectively keep it from moving once stopped.

Just what I needed works great

Let's get into this. The Pros: -I can stack multiple bins in it and carry home all of my grocceries. -I can now carry all kinds of different objects, from sectional pieces of a couch from ikea, surfboards, bikes coolers, large toilet paper and paper towels from costco with some tie-downs. -I will also be using it for trips to home depot for plywood, and camping adventures. -This "beach cart" is litterally my family's trunk and we can carry bigger stuff with it than with out old hatchback! The Cons: -If you drive an ebike or a cargo bike the quick release hitch will not fit your bike. I went to the companies sight and they directed me to ebay to get the hitch. It cost me $30 with the shipping and the tarrifs just so I could use it as a bike trailer. The company really should have included both hitches with the product, and for that reason I am giving this product 3 stars where I would have given it four. -The foam for the handle is cheap and ripped when it was installed. I wraped it with hockey tape and it's fine now, but for an almost $500 canadian this shouldn't be happening) -The front wheel, you can either have it locked or you have to remove the locking feature with a screw driver, my engineer husband and myself couldn't believe that it had to be permanent for the front wheel to move. -In order to go from cart to bike trailer it is necessary to remove the front wheel, but in order to do so one must entirely dump the contents of the wagon, tip the base 90 degrees. -The paint on the bottom of the cart isn't consistent and I am worried how it will hold up with Canadian winter road conditions. *** I will update after this winter season. -the plastic at the base of the unit looks flimsy. Summary: If the company had included the necessary part I needed for my main bike and fixed these issues, I would be selling this cart to EVERYONE. Seriously! I shop for groceries with it, it fits through the checkout lanes, I load up it up again push it to my bike, attach it and bike home. Once home I detach it, push it into my condo elevator and into my house. No loading and unloading, no fuss. I will use it to get the big tp and paper towel from costco. This thing is going to change my life, I just hope it doesn't fall apart on me. If in 3 years it's still kicking, I will change my review from 3 to 4 stars.