Qualtex Large Heavy Duty Outdoor Waterproof Festival Cart Camping Truck Garden Trolley Cart with Canvas Collection Bag, DIY Gardening, 350kg/771lbs Max Load, 96.5 x 51cm

Great little truck for pulling my grandson to the river or the beach or park. Sturdy and large enough to carry him and bags and stuff, and able to tackle quite rough terrain, thanks to the balloon tyres. I improved it by adding a mat on the wire bed under the supplied cover, and a backpack makes a comfy seat for the little man. The quick release R pins make the sides easy to get on and off, and I added an extra Clovis pin and R pin to allow the whole tow bar to be removed as quickly. It can also be used in the garden or allotment to. Very useful and well-priced.

If you decide to make this purchase, there are a couple of steps I would recommend before you assemble it; 1 - Open the box and check you have all the parts, then ditch the paper instruction manual. It is decidedly unclear and looks like it was written by a failed Swedish Flatpack Furniture employee!! 2 - Go online and search for a video on Garden Trolley Assembly Instructions. This saved me sooo much time and confusion after trying to follow the paper instructions. 3 - Get a cup of tea (perhaps a beer), step back and admire your assembly skills without having got stressed, thrown a strop or broken a part in anger. Overall I’m very impressed with this garden trolley for the price. I used it for moving a delivery of split logs and it made the whole process so much easier than a wheelbarrow. I think the term ‘Heavy Duty’ might be stretching it a little, but for moving items around, it’s so far worked a treat. Folding down/removable sides are a bonus for larger items too.

Took this to a festival last weekend - it was very wet and muddy. Trolley performed excellently - it is heavy but it handled the adverse conditions excellently, notably better than collapsing camping trolleys. Very pleased with the purchase. The only gripe is that the place that the handle can be detached is so far up the shaft as to make it pointless. Instead I have to unscrew the locknut at the hinge at the base of the handle which is made more challenging by the bolt head being a large flat screwdriver head, rather than a (more sensibly) spanner head or allan key head. Even better would be to make the handle detachable at the hinge point or close to it, otherwise a detachable handle is pointless.

I love 🥰 this garden cart. It is difficult to put together, but I found a YouTube video showing a similar cart being assembled and that was good enough ... all done in a couple of hours. You will need a spanner set and a screwdriver and the four smaller nuts are to be used on the front axle area (I put them in the wrong place initially). The cart looks really good, the handle is adjustable in length and its easy to manovour. Very useful for moving anything! If you get a flat tyre you can mend it in a similar way to a puncture on a bike tyre. I recommend buying a puncture repair kit and a little tube of strong glue so you have the tools to repair the innertube if necessary. I rate this cart 5 stars for looks and performance and, although I worked out how to assemble the cart, it was time consuming and rather complicated, so I can only give it 3 stars for ease of assembly. I would recommend it to others and I would buy another if needed

We bought this to take to a music festival, I took ages looking at different ones, reading reviews and looking at photos. Finally decided on this one and I'm so glad I did as when it arrived I could see straight away how sturdy it was. The wheels are really wide and chunky and the tyres are really thick, they also have a valve on them so if you needed to pump them up you can, that hasn't been needed yet though The trolley itself is all metal and considering how much we put in it, nothing has bent or warped, the fabric inlay/cover helps protect it too and attaches with poppers. You can also put the sides down for storage and the handle is removable. We managed to fit all our camping gear for 2 people in it including a tent, air bed, chairs, clothes, food and loads more, we just used some bungee cords over the top to stop stuff falling out. Considering how much weight was in it, it was really easy to steer because the handle has a great range of movement and the wheels are pretty much in the corners, we saw plenty of different ones tipping over when on uneven ground or steering round bends but this one never came close to doing that. It was pretty easy to assemble but the one downside was the assembly instructions, they weren't great. Apart from that little issue I can't recommend this trolley enough.

Trolley looks sturdy and well made, I’m not sure I’ll find out yet though as it’s taken me 30 minutes to fit 2 bolts in awkward places and they don’t provide the correct spanner size!

Use it for carrying dive gear for two of us - 2x single 12l cylinders + weights + bcds + extras - around dive sites where we park away from the waters edge or have a long walk. Carries a lot of weight over rough terrain and some steep hills. Trolley is superbly maneuverable and easy to use - I don't use the sides though but bungee everything down - and fits on the back seat in the car. Really useful!

The trolley looked and felt substantial and sturdy, when I unpacked it. However, one of the axle supports was very clearly not the right one for the trolley: both the wrong shape and 4 inches too long! Contacted amazon and to be fair, the seller came back within a couple of days and agreed to refund. The problems continued though - the return labels/instructions were not for large and heavy items and I was required to pay a huge delivery cost, with no guarantee I would be refunded the same. A colleague at work has adapted the axle support so the trolley is now usable but should a customer have to face such an awkward task to return an item and be out of pocket when doing so?