The Original VersaCart Transit Folding Shopping and Utility Cart, Water-Resistant Heavy-Duty Canvas with Cover, Double Front Swivel Wheels, Compact Folding, Transport Up To 120 Pounds, Signature Blue

This is the best cart I've tried. I've had it for a few years, light use, mainly about a half mile walk to a supermarket and doing laundry in my apartment building. It folds up vertically to take up very little space in my small apartment. Very maneuverable, will turn in its own radius, making it easy to use in stores, etc. The wheels are solid plastic so you'll feel every crack in the sidewalk but that isn't a big deal for me. It has been durable, nothing has broken so far. Will hold 3 bags of groceries, 2 vertical and one horizontal on top. The cloth bag hasn't torn so far. Has a top flap, have never used it in the rain so don't know if it's waterproof. Probably water resistant.

Love this cart. It's so sturdy and easy to use, fold and unfold. Easy to put away as well.

The first cart I ordered had a major defect. There's 2 wheels on each corner, which totals 8 wheels. The inner wheel on the back left side was not touching the ground so when I push the cart forward or pull the cart backwards, that inner wheel would not spin because it wasn't even touching the ground and looked a pinch smaller than the other 7 wheels. I quickly went back on Amazon to do a replacement request. The Seller was awesome! I sent back the cart the same day I requested a replacement. The Seller sent a new cart right away and I received it before my defective cart made it back to their headquarters. This cart is light weight enough without anything placed inside, but is sturdy enough not to fall over when in full open position. It comes in a long rectangular box where the cart is collapsed, but it wasn't compact enough to fit as totally assembled. That's why the front wheels inside the box are in a plastic clear bag. You need to assemble those, and it's very easy. You just push in and it snaps in without much effort. The front wheels can be removed if needed by pressing a lever at the bottom of the wheel construction. It's very easy to get this assembled or disassembled. Moving the cart forward, backwards, making turns is very fluid and comfortable. The handles are just the right height and definitely the space is plenty for my farmer's market shopping. It easily collapses when I need to store it away in my garage or in my trunk. It will not stand up/stay up in a collapsed position. It has a tendency to fall because of the wheels. So I leave it fully opened position in my garage. The design is similar to a child stroller, but is much more sturdier construction. There is no odor that comes out of this item and the canvas type material looks sturdy enough to hold all my groceries without ripping. There is a snap button strap to secure it when folded up. The only downside is, I wish the wheels were rubber and not plastic.

My first VersaCart was still going strong after six years until someone stole it. Excellent product. I use it at the laundromat, grocery shopping, Target, Walmart, everywhere. It is the perfect size, large enough to hold quite a bit while still being conveniently compact and not bulky. It has a cover that will keep things dry in the rain, and it folds up very neatly when not in use. The canvas covers the entire cart, ensuring that nothing will fall out. It comes already assembled, just the front wheels snap right on and it's ready to use. I had a minor issue with the wheels on my second VersaCart and the seller made it right immediately. Great product and great customer service. I highly recommend.

Wonderful, wonderful cart. Enables me to go shopping on foot. Easy to fold, light and easy to carry up and down stairs, easy to push, works well when riding public transport, holds masses of groceries - I couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

I received this cart last week. I bought it to replace a more traditional style cart (big wheels in back, small in front, all wheels fixed, tilt to turn, folds in half.) I wanted a cart that collapsed in both direction to take up less room in the house. This cart is room, the bag seems very sturdy, and it collapses to create a much smaller footprint for storage than my old one.I walked to the grocery store (5 blocks) with the cart in a light rain on Saturday morning. I kept the cart folded and pulled it behind me on the way to the store. This worked very well, a couple of times one of the front wheels turned slightly to the side, preventing the back wheel from turning agains the ground, but for the most part it rolled well in a folded position.Once at the store I popped it open and wheeled it around the store as I filled it with groceries. This was a treat compared to the old one that I had to drag behind me. The handles are at a pretty decent height, but I wish that they faced back instead of forward (more on this later.) I found that walking along side the cart pushing it with one handle worked very well, unless the aisle was crowded (I shop early, so crowded means that the stock people had a bunch of dollies and carts blocking the aisle) in which case I moved behind the cart, and pushed with both hands.I was able to fit two weeks of groceries for one person in the cart, so it holds about the same amount as my old cart - I was pleased with this.After checking out, answering lots of questions about it for the clerks, and putting the cover on (fits great!) I left the store.This is where the handle situation became a bit more of a concern. For the most part it handled very well, again walking beside it and pushing with one hand. Occasionally, however, it became necessary to walk behind and push with both hands, up a slight grade, or if the sidewalk was slightly canted to one side (the cart wanted to roll in that direction) or over rough sidewalks (my neighborhood is very old, and some of the sidewalks are stone rather than concrete, and not in very good condition.)The issue is that I am a pretty fast walker, walking behind it I found myself kicking the metal bar that releases to fold up the cart. I didn't have any issue with the cart folding, but in order to walk quickly I had to stay farther behind the cart, which left me hunched over. I had to slow my pace quite a bit to avoid this. I feel like if the handles faced back that would given me enough distance from the back to avoid this problem.I had a brief thought of drilling out the rivets, turning the handles around, and using bolts to reattach them, but since the handles are at an acute angle doing this would cause them to point toward the ground, which wouldn't solve the problem, so I am trying to find something similar but with an obtuse angle to replace them, or some other solution that will allow me to have handles that face back toward me.This may not be a problem that impacts everyone, but for me it caused me to knock off one star - everything else about the cart is terrific, and I don't regret the purchase at all.