Review on Magna Personal Capacity Aluminum Folding by Bradley Wacks

I use carts on the trails to remove large items that have been left behind for years or washed away in the upper river. Admittedly, I use carts in ways that were never intended. I ride trails with uneven pavement, mud, bristles and sand. Before Magna Cart, I used a small folding cart. The Magna Cart is much easier to use than carts I've had in the past. The placement of the wheels behind the base on which the item rests is an excellent design. Another type of cart's wheels would stop rolling due to large, heavy objects. That doesn't happen with the Magna Trolley. Also, with heavy objects, the other type of cart had a tendency to spin off the wheelbase on the hill I was rolling the object over. With a wider wheelbase, the Magna bogie didn't try to twist and twist. I also liked the thin, low top that can be stowed under a heavy object like a large car. Another type of cart required a heavy object to be lifted about four inches before it could be placed on the cart. The retractable handle is easy to use. Extension and retraction at the push of a button. The crossbar allowed me to lift the item and move it over uneven areas without detaching it from the base. The cart is well made yet light enough to carry long distances.