Go TravelGo Travel Robust Lightweight Luggage Trolley - Capacity to 35kgs / 77lbs (Ref 932)

I bought this trolley when my son started to play the Baritone (imagine a 9 year old and a Tuba-like instrument and you'll get the picture!, to avoid me ending up carrying it to/from school once a week... It arrived by DPD courier next day, it was well packaged & is exactly as pictured and described on Amazon.So far the trolley has done exactly what I hoped - made it easier to take the Baritone to/from school for lessons once a week.When not being used, the trolley packs down into a small, neat format; it looks to be fairly sturdy although due to the small size of the wheels, it has to be lifted up the curb when crossing the road (they have mudguard-like covers - presumably in part to protect them). The "wheelbase" is quite narrow so it can be unstable on uneven ground or when turning sharply, but it's small size is one of the benefits, so this comes with the territory. The 2 integral bungies are a great feature and are perfect for securing the instrument case firmly on the trolley.How well the wheels stand up to being pulled along the pavements, across roads, etc. (not to mention any mistreatment at school!), once a week only time will tell - I'll update the review if any issues arise, but currently it appears to be perfect for the job!

I bought this to help transport my camera bag, a Lowepro Nova Sport 35L AW, which can be slid over the handles of a trolley by undoing a zip. It is a perfect fit on this trolley and will stop my carer worrying about my bag over balancing my wheelchair when it is hung on the back. It also enables me to carry more kit when on a shoot so I don't worry about leaving 'stuff' behind. It rolls along smoothly and is very easy for my carer to pull along and the handle folds down when the bag is attached making it very easy to stow in the car.....and I can now carry more than one bag...or rather my carer can carry more bags for me. I can even take my heavy duty 'pro' case with me as well if I need to.All in all, it's a great load off of my wheelchair and makes my life a lot easier.It is a very sturdy well designed and well made trolley despite being made of plastic and should last very well. the elastic bungee straps secure well and the base protects the base of my camera bag really well.A very good buy.

It worked okay; the strings were sturdy and could hold my 14kg luggage without a problem. I travelled with it in the checked-in luggage for a 12-hour flight, which was okay. On my flight back, it broke and got lost and I had to carry my luggage on my back. So I wouldn't encourage for use as checked-in luggage. Maybe just for short trips

Firstly - I bought this trolley for a festival. I didn't expect it to be much good once I got there, and mainly got it to bring my stuff across London. As a city luggage trolley I can't fault it - even with all of my camping stuff lashed on it was stable (as long as you load evenly!) and bringing it on public transport or in a cab is fine - it's lightweight but sturdy. Handling is good too - when it's on all four wheels it's not as maneuverable but chances are if you've got it up like that you'll be at a station with nice smooth floors anyway so again not an unforeseen issue.My only issue with it is I don't think it'll survive too many festivals - the handle felt like it was going to give way a few times & as stated above on anything but the even surface of at least pavement it doesn't do well - especially if mud gets stuck in the wheels...If the longest or toughest part of your journey is in a city or somewhere with even ground this would be perfect - and with it's small footptint when it's folded up it won't take too much space when it's not in use!

This is the perfect solution for my cabin baggage-sized suitcase without wheels. Considering it's lightweight, it does the job really well and looks as if it's part of the case. I've started using it as a handy shopping trolly, too.

Sometimes I need to travel by air with a trombone (we all have our burdens to bear) which means packing it in a hard case in anticipation of its having to be put in the cargo hold. I also need to use a walking stick, so trundling an ordinary hand-held case around railway stations and airports can be hard work, while wheeled trombone cases tend to cost several times the price of their contents. I wasn't sure that this trolley would accommodate such a tall, thin object, but in the event it performed superbly. The built-in, and very useful, straps were augmented by a couple of extra bungees from Homebase, and once the best position for the case and straps had been established, the arrangement proved very secure and stable. The trolley is extremely well-designed, strongly built, runs smoothly, and does indeed fold small enough to be packed into a smallish rucksack once the trombone has disappeared down the luggage chute. Another unanticipated but considerable asset is that the trolley and case fit easlly into overhead luggage racks on railway carriages - much more easily than does my other case, a soft shoulder-bag. I can only suppose that if the trolley can handle my awkward piece of katundu, it will cope very well with items of a more standard size. It's certainly one of the better investments I have made.

Item Broke on the second use.Load was a duffle bag ell below the recommended weight. Wheel came off heading to a bus stop on smooth terrain.

This product is well made and good for my hand luggage. easy to fold and pop in a lightweight rucksack.