Shopping trolley with Isothermal bag

I’m delighted with my Vounot Shopping Trolley it’s really strong and it’s amazing in so many ways and believe it or not they delivered it 24 hours early. The colour is lovely and it’s amazing in has 2 side pockets as well which is great for holding my walking stick. I can’t recommend it highly enough easy to fold up and with a great seat easy to use and fold up and perfect for me being disabled and unable to drive so just ideal.

This is a trolley that really does fit into a rucksack when disassembled, and is actually very good. Stitching on one strap is so bad the strap was half off before even being used but I can sew that on properly and aside from that minor annoyance this trolley is really, really good. The instructions aren't super clear so remember, when attaching the wheels, to push down on the wheels square pin as you do so. Otherwise a big bump will knock the wheels off...I didn't do that the first time and the wheels popped off. Put them on properly after that and the trolley takes high kerbs and even large stairs in its stride. Its sturdy and well built, very easy to assemble or disassemble and can hold lots of shopping, or whatever else you choose, inside it, and it does appear to be waterproof. I have used it in a heavy downpour of rain and while small amounts of water did get in, they only got in through gaps at the top of the trolley bag as it wasn't super tight. None got in through the material. It fits up bus aisles easily and can even be popped on a bus seat next to you if there is no storage area on the bus, so it's quite bus friendly. A good sturdy well made trolley and also a decent rucksack, don't let the stitching issue deter you as even with that I would rate this five stars as the actual metal work and build quality is very good which is why the stitching being off on one part is surprising as other than that it seems a lot of thought and planning went into the design along with decent build quality.

I think it's quality enough for the cheap price. The frame seems sturdy. The bags fine, and the ice box covering should work well. The backpack can be used for the light things and the trolly the heavy if you ever overload. It gives you options anyway. I was always concerned about wheels on these types as they seem to be the first to go. I think these will be fine, some mentioned them falling off, but I think if you make sure you click in to place when installing that won't happen. I was a little surprised that the wheel tread is plastic so 1 star off for that. I would have liked to see some rubber. But it's not bad and is mobile and light. You can always mod it yourself. The handle is fine but it could be improved as there is a join underneath, mine is good but I would cover it if that's a problem.

This has made my life SO much easier! Very easy to assemble and lightweight. Loads of space inside and 3 outer pockets...a large zip up one at the front, a mesh one on one side and an open pocket on the other. The seat is great for when I get tired and the wheels deal with kerbs and steps easily without twisting and hurting my wrists. Looks very smart and a great price. I've only been using it for a couple of weeks, if anything goes wrong with it I'll update my review, but so far it seems solid and I'm very happy with it.

I'll tell you more after my first test run tomorrow but I eventually managed to assemble it after having so much trouble getting the wheels on I nearly gave up and sent it back in a fury. It was only when the yellow cap of the wheel hub fell off as I did battle with the clips that I saw how the mechanism worked. Then I had another struggle to get it back on again. Badly designed manual, thoughtfully designed product. I've managed to get all my heavy kit in it and will try it out tomorrow and post back. Have used a bungie to stop the seat falling down as it doesn't like to stay in place if you really stuff the bag full. It's well made and strong. I was impressed at the quality of the bag too, no defects on mine at all and very thick fabric. Update. Today I hauled this fabulous trolly upstairs, downstairs, through the tube, across a building site with all my gear in it and it's amazing! The triple wheel arrangement takes all sizes of stairs and pavements without any problems at all and you don't have to take the step head on or the trolly keels sideways either. This trolly is brilliant for lugging tools around, has changed my life, and I shall Call her "Doris".

I don't want to be the person to call people out, but a lot of the feedback for this trolley is negative and it very nearly put me off buying it. However, a lot of feedback almost suggested user error rather than design. So this is a realistic review of this trolley. People have suggested they have had difficulty with the wheels falling off... the instructions clearly show a hand pushing a metal clip down whilst installing the wheels. If you weren't doing that, then you weren't clipping them in place properly. Pinch the clip down, push the wheels on and listen for the 'click'. Wheels firmly in place (see picture 2) Feedback regarding attaching the bag, again the instructions clearly show the sewn on flap of fabric to be hooked over the frame (see pic3). Feedback regarding chair flopping down whilst walking with the trolley. Yes, i have experienced this to a degree. However the straps of the bag slip around the seat to hold it upright. (See pic4). A bungee cord could help as well. If the mechanism was overly stiff here, you would have trouble pulling the seat down so you should anticipate that there be some movement esp with gravity and all... Seat being small. Yes, its not a deckchair. Its a small seat, designed for short term use. Yes its not the comfiest but its a greayt handy feature when a bench isn't available. Its sturdy enough and does the job. Trolleys in general aren't overly wide so you kind of expect the seat to be small. Maybe a 4 wheeler trolley with hard seat would be best for those who find it small and uncomfortable. Heaviness, yes i do find it heavier than my previous trolleys but i expected that due to the seat and the weight the trolley can actually take. Its robust, the pictures show boxes being lifted on it. I mean, its not going to be lightweight! The wheels are so handy for going up curbs (which is how my last trolley met its end). The insulated bag is an added bonus. Feedback about the wheels being noisy, if youve had a rubber wheel trolley you would know how noisy they become with general wear! Its not very noisy at all. All in all, I'm glad i read the review from the paramedic for this item. I'm pleased with my purchase and i hope it lasts much longer than my previous cheap trolleys. Assembly time to put together approx 2 mins. Ive called my trolley bumblebee. I really hope someone finds this feedback helpful. Happy shopping!

A very bad design there is nothing for the wheels to stay secure on when I did my first shop and I was embarrassed in the high street. Being a designer myself this did not pass my test! I rang Amazon and I am having it sent back. I see other peoples reviews had experienced wheels coming off. So I decided to put my honest review on here. I held the wheel using the metal pin when I was applying it and I heard it click on aswell. A poor design with the frame part. And the long spoke where the wheels go on the use of functioning needs to be looked at again. Not fit for selling like this. In theory a good design but practical definitely not!

Easy to assemble in just a couple of minutes, very light to handle, plenty of room for shopping and the seat is a brilliant addition for people who need to rest frequently. The quality is excellent and I thoroughly recommend this shopping trolley, I am very pleased with mine, it is money well-spent.