Wadabuggy | Premium Compact Folding Shopping Cart | Easy to Push, Maneuverable Luxury Cart with Extra Storage Baskets | Super Compact, Lightweight, & Easy to Carry

Very sturdy, I have no problems wheeling it over the potholes and patches in my alley, or along broken sidewalks. It easily holds 4 bags of groceries (weekly shopping for me). The top basket was very useful for me while going through the store, to separate the items that needed to be packed on top. I'm glad I picked this one instead of others that were much less expensive, down to a tenth the price. The reviewers of those models talked about the wheels getting stuck in cracks or coming off, and the sidewalks and pavement are far from perfect here. The difference in build quality is worth it to me.

Toll für unsere Ausflüge mit den Kindern, Picknickdecken, Kühltasche, Wechselkleidung usw., alles passt toll rein. Der Wagen lässt sich total leichtgängig schieben, ist unfassbar wendig, die Bremse geht super easy rein- und rauszumachen. Zusammengeklappt ist er in Null Komma Nix und aufgebaut ebenso schnell. Nur für Altstadtpflasterboden oder löchrigen Boden ist er nicht so geeignet, da er ständig hängen bleibt. Ansonsten fehlt mir noch ein passender Regenschutz als Zubehör. PS: Wenn er falsch beladen ist bzw. man sich zu sehr auf den Griff stützt, kippt er schnell. Es ist nicht als Gehhilfe geeignet!

I love this cart for many reasons. I walk to shop for groceries, plants and gardening supplies, bakery, farmer's market, and to drop things off at the thrift store etc. I sometimes use the top basket, but for the most part just use it as shown in the photo. I bought two large insulated grocery bags that measure 16" x 9" x 12.5" high, and fit perfectly. One woman asked if it came with the bags. They have zippers, so the groceries are covered, and protected from sun, rain, and visibility, without needing a cover for the cart. Also, if for some reason the cart was tipped over, it would prevent a load of groceries from spilling all over the sidewalk or road. It steers very well, on a dime with very little effort, and makes life so much easier, and more enjoyable to walk for errands. It is smaller than a regular grocery cart, so it does not block aisles, and is easy to maneuver. The attachment that goes on the back fits sunglasses, phone, umbrella, water, a tape measure and a few zip ties. When it has groceries in it, it still steers easily, and is not more difficult to push with the weight in it. So far, I have no complaints at all. It was super easy to put together by just snapping on the wheels, and adding the baskets. The handle can be adjusted easily, and is the perfect height. I took it out a few times before writing this review. The other carts I have tried were cheaper, and cannot even be compared to the quality of this one. I am so glad to have found this cart because I spent hours, and hours looking for the ideal cart. I read up on ergonomics and carts, and know it is much better to push than to pull a cart, to avoid shoulder and neck problems. Although I have not taken it on public transit, it does meet the requirements both in size, as well as in having brakes. The front wheels have springs, and are a decent size. So many carts have tiny three inch wheels on the front that can hardly go over a bump in the road. Many carts are made to take items from the grocery store, to the car, and then into the house, and are not designed for those who prefer to walk. I really hope it lasts a long time. Now that I have a superior cart - I would never go back to struggling with all the pull carts, and carts with cheap wheels. At one point I ordered a cart, and for the life of me could not figure out how to put it together. It had no instructions at all. This is a more expensive cart than most, but it is well worth it. My advice is - don't even waste your money on a cheap cart. I wish I would have found this cart five years ago. At the same time, I am glad I did not end up buying a Clax, which is also highly rated and pricey, but in my opinion the wheels are too small on that cart. Also, I like being able to keep the centre of gravity low when I am walking with forty or fifty pounds of groceries. So I like the option of removing the top basket, and putting the groceries on the bottom level. If I could give it a higher review, I would. It is the dream buggy. From what I understand, the wider beach buggy back wheels will be available on Amazon in the coming months, so the cart can be easily transformed into a beach cart just by switching the back wheels. Awesome! One year later - I have used this buggy several times a week for a year now. I get many compliments, and requests as to where I got it. Sometimes I have concerns about overloading it, because I buy carbonated water and each case weighs ten pounds. I use the top basket more often now, especially for fragile groceries that might get squished otherwise. The top basket is also good if you want to pick up a few plants or flowers while grocerie shopping. The cart is as good now as the day I got it. I just checked the wheels and undercarriage, and all seems well. I even managed to put several trellises and bamboo stakes in the cart to carry home, and then just used zip ties to keep them stable while continuing to shop. This is the absolute best shopping cart ever. I hope it lasts at least ten years.

My Wadabuggy arrived a day early, and what a nice surprise it was!! It could not have taken me more than 5 minutes to put it together, I mean it!! I am an 84-year-old senior and if I can assemble it as fast as I did, it should be a breeze for you youngsters to do. Every connection was easy to work and snap in place, no hang-ups whatsoever. The wheels snapped on and off quickly, too. As for storing it for later use, it all folds smoothly in place with just a press of the release buttons that held it locked in place. Anyone can that this buggy is solid and built to last, and yet it glides along like a seal on ice when minimal pressure is applied. Don't worry about trying to run away on you because the breaks easily keep it safe. What I like, too, is that the handlebar can be moved in different positions; I keep it ,at a slight tilt towards me when walking with it, but when my legs start aching, I find that moving the handlebar over to the other side, just above the top basket, then leaning forward a tiny bit so I can rest my elbows on the handlebar while walking, well ... it really helps to ease the pain in my legs and I can walk a lot farther. For me, now, I see my Wadabuggy as walker "buddy" and I really, really LOVE it!

This really is a convenient buggy! I have used it hauling furniture as well as groceries and packages. Strong,stable and easy to manipulate in and out of the car. Folds down nicely for storage too