Review on 🧳 Folding Load Capacity Luggage: Compact and Convenient for Personal Use by Veeravelu Tang

I need a hip prosthesis so it's extra difficult for me at the moment. I had to move cross country before I could get a hip replacement so I took this car for the trip. I was traveling with two cats in separate carriers, and in addition to the two carriers, I had several suitcases with everything I would need when I arrived at my new home while I awaited the movers' arrival. So at every stop along the way I had a couple of heavy bags to unload from the car, as well as two cat carriers (each a cat weighing about 15 pounds plus a tray). At the first stop, I had a very long drive from the car to the hotel, so to minimize the number of trips, I brought approx. a 22 x 28 inch hard case, a small 14 x 18 x 12 inch cosmetic bag, an 18 x 14 x 14 inch soft wall fridge (filled with dry pet food so not that heavy), a backpack with a laptop and various peripherals and my purse. On the other hand, everything fit pretty snugly on a shopping cart with a few things stacked on top of each other. Unfortunately, when I got to the first not-quite-level, not-straight section of pavement between my car and the hotel, the cart literally fell apart: the handle twisted itself and was pulled out of a 'locked' upright position and the whole thing tipped over, tipping everything onto the pavement. That's not what's supposed to happen at the end of a 12-hour drive. that the cart was not complete and even transporting just one of the cats in a carrier (total weight about 30 pounds) was an adventure. I tried again at the next stop and as long as I only took one large piece of luggage or a few small ones it was fine for short distances and on very flat surfaces. After that, I decided to shorten the days so I could reach each hotel early enough before all their luggage carts left in a hurry. Definitely not worth the $$ I spent on the item. If I still had the box I would send it back.