GH Institute

All Wheeled shoppers

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  Review of The Holding Company Mini Maxi Trolley

  Features

  Size: folded 24 x 31 x 50cm; unfolded 64 x 28 x 23cm. Empty weight: 0.99kg. Number of wheels: two. Handle height from ground: 85cm. Completely folds. Front zip pocket.

  Comments

  This cleverly folds up into a tiny, lightweight package with a handle so it can be easily carried or stored. Best for small amounts of shopping it does sag in the middle if packed with too many heavy items which makes it difficult to tow. No closure at the top means if it tips over the shopping can fall out easily.

  Rating: 74/100

  Price: £19

  Stockist: 020 8445 2888 - http://www.theholdingcompany.co.uk

  GHI Test Report - October 2007

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  Review of Lakeland Funky Trundle

  Features

  Size folded:35 x 38 x 8cm; unfolded 36 x 38 x 33cm. Empty weight: 2.3kg. Number of wheels: two. Handle height from ground: 83.5cm. Collapsible.

  Comments

  A hard sided trolley with an open top. It folds in on itself until completely flat. Is best for short journeys as it has no lid and items can jump out on rough terrain or get wet if it rains. Soft items are well protected by its hard sides. As it is plastic it can be washed easily and even used to transport garden rubbish.

  Rating: 90/100

  Price: £14.99

  Stockist: 015394 88100 - http://www.lakeland.co.uk

  GHI Test Report - July 2007

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  Review of Marketeer Stroller trolley

  Features

  Size: 97 x 40 x 55cm. Empty weight: 6.7kg. Number of wheels: six. Handle height from ground: 87-100cm. Not folding. Extra wire basket on back.

  Comments

  The mother of all shopping trolleys, this shopper is designed to be pushed rather than pulled. The swivel wheels at the front make it easy to manoeuvre but it is quite heavy and bulky to store. Easy to pack with a wide opening and has an additional vegetable rack on the back. It is the only one with an adjustable handle height.
  
  

  Rating: 72/100

  Price: £39.99

  Stockist: 01934 853853 - http://www.marketeer-london.com

  GHI Test Report - July 2007