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

Putting this together was fairly easy and simple. It really made my life easier, when trying to move heavy objects, also took it to carry things I bought at the store and got alot of compliments.

my son lives on a 2nd floor walkup and this helps bringing heavy items up and down the stairs.

Best investment for moving stuff

Was a little skeptical at first but after I used it I was surprised at how well it worked. I had several bulky items to take up a 30 step flight of stairs. It worked great. ALTHOUGH be forewarned, you will have to have someone stablize the item from below or it will fall.

I bought this stair climbing cart cause it was such a hassle carrying groceries up two flights of stairs. Especially if you needed to do multiple trips. Also, I have an unstable knee and need to hold on to the stair railing incase my knee gives out. I bought some crates and bungee cords for this cart, and this cart has saved me so much hassle. This was especially handy when my boyfriend and I moved out of that place and moved to an apartment on the ground floor. We still use this cart for large amounts of groceries, mostly to reduce trips, but partly because our front door is a step higher from the ground.

I bought this to move two very heavy and awkwardly shaped chests of drawers up a narrow flight of stairs. I had serious doubts as to whether I could do it. But I was amazed how well it worked and how smoothly it climbed the stairs. It is very solidly constructed, and comes with two cords with handles that can hook onto either side so that three people can pull, if the item is too heavy. I didn’t end up needing extra help, but was good to have the option.

sturdy build. Appreciate the sturdiness of this unit after a plastic version (my prior stair-climbing dolly) broke going down stairs. Wish the handle - grip extended another 3 to 4 inches more. I am not especially tall (5'10) but I have to bend down to reach the fully extended handle and to transport. Other than that, this is a good product.

WE just moved from a 17 STEP UPSTAIRS CONDO. This was a great helper going upstairs and down. We are 70 and 68 years old, and was able to take about 50% of belongings down by ourselves. The Helpers Straps worked very well also. WE also use to unload truck when we buy groceries, just use bungie straps to fasten onto dolly. Now I am using it to move boxes from room to room. Rolls easy and doesn't mark floors. I would suggest everyone that will be moving things get the Stair climber. We use going UP and DOWN stairs and across Flat spaces. It was a life saver AND a back saver for us. Money very well spent.

Appears well made. Good value and good price. Easy assembly. Regular hand tools would be helpful, but assembly can be done with tools provided. Hardware is in metric. I added felt furniture strips to the surfaces where funiture would rest to avoid scratching. Replaced 4 hex head bolt at top of cart with carriage bolt w/ rounded head for a lower profile and to lessen the chance of bolt heads rubbing on furniture. Put felt pads on exposed screw heads on bottom platform of cart to avoid them rubbing on surfaces. Good leg to lean cart back on to rest. Good hand straps for assistance in climbing or lower cart with heavy loads. Good cart for the home or shop especially if you have stairs. Would recommend to others.

The assembly instructions were well illustrated and in color. The Tri-Wheel assemblies are very sturdy and I believe the 460 pound (on level) rating and 330 pound load rating on stairs. It's sturdy but, even with the handle fully extended, I had to bend at the waist to pull the cart up my porch stairs (with several cases of bottled water) , which is hard on my lower back. In the end I found it better for my back to just bring them up one case at a time manually without the cart. The cart is great, just too short for this six-foot guy. It would fit a 5 ft 4 inch person very well, I think.