Aluminium Stair Climber Sack Truck Foldable Extra Long Handle 110 cm Loading Area with Non-Slip Pads Includes 2 Expander Ropes - model 2025

What I like about this particular trolley other than its ability to effortlessly climb stairs is its compactness and foldability making it easy to store when not in use. Unlike the majority of heavy duty stair trolleys that are fixed making them big and bulky. Of course if you're a removal guy constantly carrying large items up and down stairs you might want to invest in a fixed stair trolley. Although from my first use of it, carrying a large boiler up a flight of stairs, which it made light work of, I think it's more than adequate for professional use. Also I like the fact that the wheels are rubber and not plastic like some other stair trolleys. As the wheels make less noise whilst traversing stairs.

I needed to transport my heavy bag of lighting the day I received delivery, so it went to work straight out of the box. The stairs feature is a good idea and so far the wheels seem sturdy. The height adjustment had trouble clicking into place and you have two selections, low and high.The ties that come with it (2,) are workable but a little flimsy, I'm going to buy some stronger ones.So far I'm real happy with it, a good buy.

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Looks good quality , only concern maybe weight limit to some of 70kg on even surface and 35 kg on stairs.

4k isn't exactly light weight to carry about but for something to keep at home or in the car for carrying heavy packages this does the job well. It seems sturdy and so far stands up to the jerking movements lifting heavy loads up stone stairs.I haven't tried anything close to the 35k stair limit but 12.5k was well within my ability. Much more than I could carry normally. Saved me recently when a 12.5k package got delivered to a collection point rather than home and had to be carried from shop to car then car to flat and up two flights of stairs. No way could I have coped without this trolley.Managed with tall box on uneven pavements on a hill and a spiral section of stair so feel it's been through a decent test. The retaining ropes could be firmer but they do the job so no complaint.Easy to fold / unfold and to adjust the handle length.Wheels run easily without too much vibration running up into hands or arms either on rough paving or over stair treads.Excellent value.I was worried the handle might not extend far enough to be comfortable when lifting up and down stairs but it was fine for me at 5'8".

I bought this sack truck because I was struggling to transport my 24kg speaker for my bass amp between the car and a nightclub via a shopping arcade, across a fairly busy main road, down an uneven, sloping pavement and through a gravel surfaced car park. I would constantly topple my old sack truck and then have to wrestle the speaker back on - a major inconvenience plus it was murder on my back.I tried out the new sack truck the night before I wrote this review and the difference was astounding - my load stays on, the taller handle means as a 6 footer, I don't have to crouch; really handy because I have to carry some of the equipment on my back as well. The "fidget spinner" wheel cluster arrangement act almost like roller blades or tank wheels and they independently adjust over rough terrain - also flipping over curbs with ease.It's just a game changer for me, it was a lot more than I'd usually pay for a sack truck but the combination of back problems, struggling with an old wobbly sack truck and being fascinated with gadgets of all types forced me to part with my hard earned cash and I'm happily not regretting my decision! 😀

I used this to cart some radiators up and down stairs - right at the weight limit.I found it to be really well built, and the wheel setup was perfect for my typical home staircase. Great bit of kit!

I have recently had to move from a 1st floor flat to 2nd floor flat and this was fantastic with helping to get my boxes (of which there where many!) down and up the stairs, also it turning circle is small which makes it fantastic for manoeuvring on small landings. It also barely took up any space which was great to use both ends and more stuff could be put into car.