Olympia Tools 89-353 Pack N Roll Collapsible Service Cart, XL, 300LB Capacity, Teal

I wish I had this years ago...... very sturdy, convenient to use, and just all around great purchase. There was hardly any assembly to it and it folds up so neatly and compact that storage is excellent. It rolls smoothly and the trays/tiers of the cart are smooth and easy to clean. I use it with my job when I have to change merchandise out in a retail setting. It makes my life so much easier and keeps me from being so tired from walking back & forth to the storage room with heavy and bulky boxes. The only thing I wish was different is that I wish it was wider so the trays/tiers would be wider and could hold more. It would also be nice if a cargo pocket/organizer system was available for the side of the cart to hold a clip board, pens, markers, scissors, etc but I may be able to buy that separately. It was well worth the money and it arrived promptly.

With Inventory around the corner and wanting to be more efficient I decided to look into foldable utility cart. I'm happy I pulled the trigger. [Sidenote: They got rid of the large product sticker slapped on the top layer instead they ziptie a product sheet to it. Unfortunately there is a small QR code sticker but its a lot better than what other reviewers experience.] The place I work at is small in volume. However, the aisles & backstock aisles are narrow. Usually having to hand carry items back and forth where the carts with stock is in the back of the retail front. For scale: Front aisles barely fit a shopping cart & backstock aisles barely fit a standard utility cart without being able to turn & without being able to scoot through. Lastly, stock being checked in is typically thrown in all together regardless of the item's location in the store in several carts. At best, I try to hand carry items that all goes into one aisle or two aisles to lessen the amount of trips taken. Hand basket isn't doable cause majority of items are on the heavier side and can't consistently use the only 2 store utility carts (with preoccupied bottom layer so only top is useable) for the front. This cart help considerably in making things efficient. Having three unoccupied layers really help in making the least amount of trips. What also is a pleasant suprise is being able to push it wide and being able to rotate the cart in the backstock aisles without obstruction. This also became a mobile workstation for me. From planograms to reorganizing the backstock it help move things around easily. No more putting items on the floor. Being able to utilize the three tiers feels fantastic. Foldable stool, Water bottle and old items on the bottom shelf. Box of hooks/pegs, scanner, price tags, planogram information on the middle shelf & new items on the top shelf. With the lower two layers being easily accessible & visible while sitting on a stool made things easier instead of reaching over my shoulders or having to stand up with the store's utility cart. Being a low to the ground table. Even though I've been using it for a day it felt liberating. Having the cart move the way I want it to move through tight areas and a practical mobile workstation. Although, It wouldn't be able to handle the more heavier items at work. Being on the smaller side, light and meets my use case made this essential. Best of all, is knowing it won't be used by others due to there being sufficient amount of carts for holding stock. It can also be stored elsewhere which is also a game changer. Be able to take a few steps and its there over having to walk to the very back of the store in a designated area.

I absolutely love ❤️ my cart! I do crafts and move about to different rooms in my house. This cart holds all my supplies and moves around so easily. I wish I had found it sooner. One of the best purchases I’ve made recently and great value, too. It’s so sturdy and well made.

I admit I have only had this cart for a couple of days, but I already find it a wonderful and useful tool. I am moderately handicapped and require a cane or rolling walker to get around. Naturally I find carrying things to be difficult. Because the cart comes fully assembled, I was able to use it the first night. I used the cart to carry my full laundry basket to the utility room, and folded laundry back to my bedroom. I folded the cart out of the way so I wouldn't block my laundry room access. My cane was on a lower shelf, and there when I needed it. The cart rolls easily over carpet and tile, and is sturdy enough for me to lean against in lieu of my walker. The next morning, I had to go to the drug store for a few items. Getting from the car to the store and back again is challenging for me. I decided to put the cart in the back seat and take it with me. It was much easier to fold and load than my walker. I used it to get into the store, do my shopping and even take advantage of a sale on paper products because I had the space to carry it. It is lighter, smaller, and more maneuverable than a steel shopping cart, but with 3 shelves, held quite a lot. After checking out, an easy trip back to the car with no shopping cart to have to dispose of. Obviously, the cart was used to get my bags into the house and saved many steps putting things away. I will be the first say this is no handicap product, but for someone like me who is restricted but not immobile, it is a very useful tool. I'm sure I am just beginning to explore the many uses of this cart. Wish I would have found it sooner.

I'm a service tech for a material handling company, that means alot of driving and hauling my tools and equipment to customer sights. Two things a hate more than anything are 1) going back to my van to grab tools I didn't bring with me because I don't want to immediately clutter the area I'm working at and 2) Putting my tools on the ground so I have to bend over to pick them up or get them dirty/kicked and then have to waste time trying to find them. Then I found this guy on amazon, thought it was a bit expensive (listed price was $300 at the time, however I payed $180 for one that had damaged packaging, pretty easy decision IMO) but I cant overstate how much this thing improves my quality of life at work. All my tools and aerosols are waist level for me to grab. When I have to go on my knees this thing is still great because of the 3 shelves, before I would have tools stacked around me and it was just a mess and unprofessional looking. I used to have a plastic husky cart but that didn't fold like this one, and having to fold it up to put it away kinda forces you to clean it off before storing it, which for someone who is always saving cleaning till the end of the day (and then never doing it lol) is a plus, on my husky I would just stack crap until I would need to spend 10 mins cleaning up to use, which is obviously operator error but something I take into account. My only complaint is the fasteners used for the brace came off due to the vibration of me driving in my van, not a big deal since I have all manner of Teflon fasteners in my van but a bit of a design oversight in my opinion. Right now this is probably the best folding cart on the market at the moment but I don't think its worth the $300 listed price, but the $180ish I payed for it? absolutly.

Crazy handy tool cart, light weight and very easy to fold up and transport!

Of the dozen or so utility, tool, and service carts around our home, library, bar, kitchen, and shop, this collapsible cart is the least expensive and most useful. The shipping package from the manufacturer in China is the best I've ever seen for a product like this — by far. The cart is surrounded by solid but honeycombed cardboard blocks strategically placed so that the cart itself is supported internally, and there are no voids. The internal box is protected by a heavy cardboard overpack. Even FedEx was unable to damage the package or the cart. It unpacks easily, and there is a user's manual/product data sheet wrapped around the cart in shipping. I scanned and saved it, because it appears the importer, Olympia, intends to warranty and service the cart should the need arise. Since the cart folds, it has many pivot points. Each pivot is composed of screws and locking nuts, not rivets, the only exception being the short, horizontal, locking handle seen in the product image. Even that part attaches to the diagonals with screws and locking nuts, not rivets, so it, too, is replaceable. Each metal riser is covered with plastic film. I'm sure it will wear off in time, but so far, it hasn't, and when it does, it won't affect the operation of collapsibility of the cart. The only similar, collapsible cart I've been able to find is a food service cart by Carlisle. It costs three to five times as much, depending on the vendor and shipping. Carlisle make two carts; the smaller one is about the same size as this Olympia cart. To be fair, the Carlisle cart is sturdier and has a higher load rating, 350 lbs, but that comes at two prices — $$$ and weight. There is another important difference in the design of the two carts, Carlisle vs. Olympia: The Carlisle cart folds in the long axis and is quite wide to load and store. The Olympia cart folds along the short axis which means it folds a little longer, but, for me, I can accommodate long more easily than wide. Both carts roll when folded. I have two of the Olympia carts. (Actually, my dad borrowed one and won't return it.) Both open and close easily and lock securely. Collapsed, the cart slides in the back seat of a Toyota Prius or Tacoma or behind a closet door at the house. Open, the cart is sturdy, rolls easily on 3" casters (all four swivel, two lock), and supports the approximate weight advertised, namely, 50 lbs per shelf. The cart dimensions as listed by Amazon are accurate, but here's another number: The useable, inside dimension of each shelf is 14.5" x 21.5"; however, the useable width narrows from 14.5" to 13.5" at the center of the shelf where lift handles are molded in the plastic. There is a 1" deep lip around each shelf. I often load the card with paper and roll it next to the shredder. Two stacks of paper fit easily on each shelf. I could point out a couple of minor shortcomings, but, in reality, they are features I already have on larger carts, and they would not fit on this small, light, cart which clearly is meant for a different purpose. And that is my final point. This cart serves a niche. Understand and live with the minor limitation(s), and this will prove one of the most useful under-$100 purchases you will make for around your home.

This is my 3rd unit. Great for groceries, plants, tools, all sorts of projects. No assembly, pull it out of the box and mash the lever down, done.