Review on Nesaila Capacity Climbing Portable Aluminum: Ultimate gear for outdoor adventures! by Anthony Grover

I received this as a MagnaCart replacement. It's almost identical, but when you compare the two, the new one has some subtle design changes that I think solve issues in MagnaCart, most notably preventing the wheels from folding too far when folded, making the possibility of re-folding real is excluded. said the new PVC wheels are much tougher than MagnaCart's. This may mean better wear, but also a comparatively very high noise level when driving on uneven surfaces such as city streets. If you don't care, fine. If so, that's flatbread - you'll be heard from the neighborhood. I'm considering gluing a bike inner tube to the wheels to make them quieter as I've looked into changing wheels to urethane and couldn't find one that fits all the different sizes that need adjustment (diameter, width, axle diameter, hub). The hand truck seems to be there, but for light loads. The 160-pound rating pushes it and should be cut in half or less if you're trying to climb stairs. I'd say as long as your load doesn't exceed 50 pounds you're fine. Otherwise, purchase a suitable steel frame hand truck.