dbest products Smart Cart Shopper Tote Travelux Series, Black Premium Quilted Cart Weekender Bag Carry-on

Baltimore just banned plastic bags (hurray) so needed something suitable for the times. This bag folds flat but has about the capacity of a carry-on suitcase once opened up. The quilted fabric in black looks like it will last and is much more Ralph Lauren than Harris Teeter. The quilting should in theory keep frozen items from defrosting better than a thinner material but I have not tested it. The handle is well made and extends far enough for this to work for a tall person. In these times of lockdown, grocery shopping has taken on a new significance and this bag will elevate the experience of sourcing one's greens.

This is one of the better looking rolling tote/cart units that I have seen. It's simple to open and fold. The handle extends easily without hitching. I'm hesitant to put really heavy things inside of it, but for light to mid-weight items, it's worked well. There are two handles on the top so you can carry it when it's not possible to pull it such as on stairs. The wheels seem secure and durable, but they aren't the spinner type ones that go all directions. It has a nice sized outer pocket and the whole thing zips to keep items secure. The material is polyester and PVC and it can be wiped with a damp cloth.

This is okay. The capacity isn't what I thought it would be and the handle seems very flimsy. I'm afraid to use it to cart anything heavy. However, it folds nicely flat and unfolds/compacts easily. I'll definitely use it to transport lighter items to and from the car. It's attractive enough. I'm not sure why they didn't make it so the wheels turn? Kind of necessary to easily transport things. But a good basic that will come in handy.

Bought for a friend and one for myself. She absolutely adores it. I find it not to able to stand up by itself and can topple easily. Very light and easy to maneuver

This is a good folding tote as long as you use it with the right expectations. Beach towels, lightweight groceries ... yes. I would not use this as carry-on luggage where carry-on was my only luggage. But I would use it to hold snacks/toys for the kids. No piece of luggage can be all things. If you want a lightweight and foldable travel cart and don't need it to haul 12 packs of soda pop or to protect your laptop and other electronics, then this is a solid choice.