Camp Active Folding trolley 90 x 48 x 56 cm grey

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The trolley has a height adjustable arm with a moulded D-shaped handle for a firm, comfy grip when pulling it along. If you’ve got a small car that’s already gonna be packed out, the fact that you can fold these trolleys down to nothing might be one massive advantage. The upright trolleys with just two wheels can offer a sturdier, cheaper alternative to the folding trolleys above.

Foldable camping chairs, picnic chairs, and camping stools can give your legs a much needed rest after a long day’s walking - or position you better to enjoy the sun.We offer gear for a wide variety of sports including cycling, running, kayaking, watersports, snow sports, and travel. When folded up, the trolley measures 77cm x 32cm x 20cm, making it easy to fit in the boot of a car. It’s got fully rotational front steering and pneumatic rubber tyres with the same full-metal, foldable design as our best pick above.

If you’re carrying a lot of stuff that isn’t too heavy (ie pretty much anything other than drinks) the higher side panels mean you can pile more stuff in without resorting to bungee cords or tape – however, don’t get tempted to fill it up to the max and keep the heavy stuff on the bottom – otherwise, it’ll become ‘top-heavy’ and more likely to tip over on a sharp corner or on a bumpy bit of a festival field. If you’re not carrying much stuff, or if you know you’ll be able to park really close to your tent, you might not need such a heavy-duty trolley. They’re based on carrying paving slaps across a small garden, not carrying a dozen crates of lager two miles. QUALITY ASSURED - Made from durable, extra-strong weatherproof 600D polyester lining and powder coated weatherproof steel frame, you can have complete peace of mind of this trolleys durability.The best of the metal trolleys have big rubber tyres, so should be better suited for the bumpy ground and shouldn’t get clogged with mud. It’s sold as “designed to overcome all surfaces” by the manufacturer, but they mean carrying compost around a big back garden and not beer for miles across a festival.