Customer Reviews for VEVOR Stair Climbing Cart, 250 kg Load Capacity, Aluminum Hand Truck Dolly with Dual Handles, Integrated Frame & Nonslip Rubber Wheels, Multipurpose Stair Climber for Warehouse Shopping Airport

I bought this to help with items to take up & down my stairs. It if just what I wanted. My sons use it to bring in some groceries & they have no problem put cases of drinks on it & bringing them right into the house. I am very happy to have made this purchase. I LOVE MY LITTLE HANDCART ALOT!

I bought this to take things up an down my carpeted steps. It works good. Handle could be a few inches longer to prevent bending over going down. I take single bags of softener salt down with it. I’m not sure how long it will last. I use it daily, moving baskets of laundry and other items. It saves strain on my back. I would like to find a beefier one that isn’t a major moving dolly.

Bought for my son to move in his dorm n it really is a great product for heavy items

This stair climbing trolley is missing a space sleeve, it is not usable. Totally disappointing and the return service is delaying.

Ease of use, light weight

Used it to move out of the house was a pleasure using this

Came missing parts and it has taken over a month to get them on order and still waiting for them. Already moved and have no use for it now. We'll built and looks sturdy but really have nothing beyond what I got with no wheels so.

Easy assembly and light weight and sturdy. Works really well on my steps to bring in things that are too heavy. Great price considering what others costed. Very pleased with my purchase

Work great I purchased another one because it worked so good. The only thing is if you are loading a heavy big box you need someone to hold the cart so it does not flip forward as you put the box on the cart.

Its a very sturdy stair climbing dolly. The only complaint I have is that the instructions to assemble it are not clear. The instructions were in B/W pictures that were not clear and it took me some time to figure out the correct directions with some trial and error. I wish there was a youtube video that i could follow.