Customer Reviews for VEVOR Stair Climbing Cart Foldable Hand Truck 375 lbs Capacity w/ Backup Wheels

Sturdy and easy to use for hauling groceries, water, beer up and down stairs. I attached a plastic bin with closeable lid to the bottom for small grocery bags - and stack heavy stuff on top of the bin.

Used it to move all my appliances and other stuff out of my basement apartment, and it went very well. It’s light also since it’s aluminum. A must have when you have a lot of stairs to go up or down.

Fast delivery. Much easier to use on stairs comparing to two wheel hand truck, saves your back a lot. I love the way it works but it is not for soft ground like lawn, wheels could be a little wider.

Excellent to use on stairs, much easier then a standard hand dolly. Yes, a little more difficult to turn but pick one? Easier to move heavy loads up the stairs or ability to turn heavy loads.

This is a really nice dolly and super easy to handle. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because on sharp turns the wheels don’t roll smoothly. In other words, not a smooth rolling transition. Kinda has a slight drag to the turn; with weight of course. Structure is solid, yet light weight for a dolly. I’m really happy with it. Haven’t had the chance to experience stair climbing, yet.

came in quickly and definitely helps moving things up and down stairs

Produit utile et pratique conviens moins bien lorsque l'escalier tourne avec des objets très encombrants

I expected the assembly to be easy to install but when I was putting the caps on the edge to keep the wheels in place… the caps wouldn’t go on and scratched the area making it non refundable. 4 people try to apply force like the instructions said and it wouldn’t work. So we used a towel and a hammer and it did make a dent but it worked. I would not buy this again because it was a bit difficult for me to lug it with water up the stairs. It felt very heavy despite it being a stair stepper.

Product so-so. Was expecting better.

I really wanted this cart to work and put in some time to researching various models online and really needed it just as it arrived. But it is very hard to pull up stairs, the tri-wheel arraignment isn't ratio 'ed correctly and I would have done better with a traditional two wheel version. That said, the ASSY was easy, the construction top notch, and it is really strong and well built. Now, I just need to figure out how to re-engineer it to work the way it should.