🧳 Olympia Tools 85-010 Grand Pack-N-Roll Portable Tools Carrier with Telescopic Handle, 80 lb Load Capacity, Black - Enhanced for SEO Review

The top front of the basket cracked after the first use. It wasn't even loaded with heavy items. After looking at the negative reviews on this item, it turned out that this is a fairly common basket cracking problem. Although this item has quite a few positive reviews, receiving one of the defective ones looks like crap. I'll try the warranty and then we'll see.

Broken after 2 uses! We weren't anywhere near 20 pounds in this cart when the outside handle snapped in my hand. Luckily I didn't cut myself! We carry our food into the house, one person takes one hand slot side and the other lifts the other hand slot side and goes up 3 steps. We have had this type of trolley for at least a couple of years and this has never happened, usually over the years the bottom or the handle breaks off. We have had this cart for about 2 weeks and have used it twice. See…

I had both clasps when I opened the box, they were on the bottom with broken tabs holding them. Since I had no intention of ever folding this thing anyway, I just left it alone. I use mine to transport 5 1 gallon water bottles from car to water car and back to my house. I put the 5 full gallons I had in the box, opened the handle (not very hard) and rolled it up and down the porch a few times. It's pretty thin on its own, but the full bottles on each inside edge keep them from curling up…

I love this trolley briefcase concept so much I keep one for each car and another around the house to get things done. When folded it looks like a briefcase, but you'll be amazed at how much food you can fit inside. Not sure about the weight limits, but I've filled it with cans, milk cartons, meat cartons, and other heavy objects with no sign of cart stress. A full pack of 12 soft drinks fits on wheels, which is what the trolley is designed for. The handle extends far enough that a six-footer…

Great for the price. I don't use it every day, only on days when I'm carrying heavy items or multiple items to work. I can't comment on how durable the wheels are when you use them daily to put in miles. I think it's best suited for what I use: transporting stuff from a parked car to a building (shop, apartment, office) or vice versa AND/OR putting it in the trunk for storage or emergency transport. use. It is easy to fold, use and store. It folds up like a slim suitcase, easy to store empty in

This product broke within a week of use. I use it to carry my books under 30 pounds together and when I lifted the drawer by the handles they broke. I understand that this is probably the lowest price for this product and some level of "cheap" might be expected, but this item is almost unusable and that was before the handle broke. The base part of this product is best described. so thin that it could not support the weight of the thimble. The main reason I bought this product was to be able to

Oh why did it take me so long to buy something like this?! I watched my mother's version for years when she was doing her PhD program and only associated it with the older intellectual guy who couldn't carry his own stuff anymore. I don't think I could be more wrong if I tried. Maybe it's my age but man I hate lugging around all that stuff we seem to need for errands, work or whatever! I had to deliver Christmas gifts to all the neighbors and I was afraid to carry everything and that's what…

I didn't buy this for tools, I bought this for my bowling balls. When I get to my locker, I have to drag three or four balls onto the lane where I'm bowling. I have this in my car and I have a ball in my car that doesn't fit in my locker. So it folds up and I keep it in the car and at night at bowling I roll it out and put my only ball from the car in it. I roll it down the alley to my locker. There I put the other three balls in a bucket along with my boots, our talisman, tote bag, bowling…