Stair Climbing 6-Wheel Folding Aluminum Hand Truck Dolly Cart with Tote Attachment Ideal for Moving Boxes, Groceries, Heavy Equipment, Red

I’ve owned several of the two wheel Magna Carts and found them very useful for hauling things, especially since I have a bad back and can’t carry anything for any distance. This model has an extra set of wheels for steps which is very convenient. It works like a normal cart on flat surfaces, but climbs and goes down stairs easily. I highly recommend it

Muy práctico. Sus ruedas ayudan mucho para subir escaleras

We bought this cart to save our backs when we need help moving tubs and heavier items. It is sturdy and well made. The mechanics operate smoothly and easily. The only thing I would change is making the flip down deck a bit bigger. This might be a specific design so one doesn’t overload the cart, but we had a harder time keeping bigger tubs from sliding off it. Still, a very handy cart to have on hand.

Nice . Great for my lunch box which have lots of water bottles in. Have long walk into work. Back saver. Well made.Note 150 lb max .

I haul a lot of music equipment upstairs,downstairs,several yards to and from stages…this is a must have for any job…light,portable,and folds up nicely for storage!

Love this!!! I’m tiny and need help with carrying lawn chair from car to soccer or baseball fields etc. This fits in my trunk without taking up too much room, and holds quite a bit of weight. Pulls easy even in grassy areas. I even loaded a bale of hay in it and rolled it across grass to pasture with no issues. I would recommend it to everyone.

Magna carts are great but this design doesn’t work any better than the larger wheeled one which I’ve used for years on stairs. In fact, the smaller wheels make it more difficult to move around on some surfaces. Sending it back.

Good looking product. Well put together. No assembly. Open the box and unfold.

If you’re 5’4" or shorter then this is the tool for you. Otherwise, the handle is not tall enough to carry comfortably up the stairs. You end up having to bend in order to lift and, if the weight is heavy enough, all the pressure is now on your back!