F2C Folding Shopping Cart with Wheels and Double Basket, Grocery Utility Cart Ground Rolling Cart, Collapsible Portable Cart, Compact for Shopping Laundry,Garden, Grocery, Travel, Black

I saw no reason to purchase a smaller cart and then not be able to easily get all my groceries' into the cart. It folds up easily so it's large size is not a negative. The assembled cart is great.The only negative about the cart is the very poor wheel assembly instructions illustrated by large cart pictures that serve no purpose. The instructions are not crystal clear and subject to misunderstanding and the accompanying wheel pictures are poor. This company needs to copy Ikea's multi step instruction pictures. Good sequential individual step wheel pictures would take no more space, provide absolute clarity and need little copy. I did not lower the rating because of the poor instruction.

I really didn’t like the shipping fee, but I can say this cart was worth it. Nice wheels, already put together, folds nicely, easy storage and a good size. Maneuvers easily. Worth the money.

This is a nice sturdy cart. Folds up well and has a clip to keep it folded. To unfold detach the clip at the folding end, not the back end which appears to be more permanently attached. The instructions could have been a little clearer if they'd use part names instead of referring to all the nuts, washers, axles, pins and the wrench as fittings B, C, D, etc, and wheels as parts. So to make that a little easier on people here is the same thing in plain English with common part names. Part J for instance is the axle. It was twist-tied to the side of the cart. Insert the axle all the way through the tubes at the bottom of the cart. This assembly is easiest done with the cart on its side. Put a large flat washer on the axle, then the large wheel, then another flat washer. Put the black hub cap cover on the end of the axle. The hub cover and the axle have a hole through them. Insert the split pin, sometimes called a cotter pin, through the hub hole and axle hole and bend back the ends so it can't come out. It may be a little sticky getting through the second hub hole but it will. With needle nose pliers or a screwdriver you can tuck the bent ends into the groove of the hub so that there are no sharp ends sticking out. Turn the cart over and do the same thing on the other end of the axle. Install the swiveling wheels up through the holes in the front of the cart. To secure each wheel put on the small flat washer, which fits into the recess, then the lock washer and then the nut. Using the small wrench provided tighten the nut as tight as you can so that it will stay in place. If you have a real wrench it might be good to give an extra half turn or so. Not much leverage with the small wrench they provide. That's it! You're done.

Easy to handle, holds a lot.

Great product; instructions could have been, should have been more clear then this rating would have been a 5*, mgc