Drive Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping

Drive Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping

The Drive Medical Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping Cart is lightweight and sturdy. The lasting steel design allows the Winnie Wagon to without apparent effort transport up to 100 lbs. of groceries, laundry and personal items. The foam padded handle and huge rubber casters offer ease and smooth transport over most surfaces. The Winnie Wagon is an easy-to-use and authenti solution to your buying goods needs.

Drive Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping Photo

Drive Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping Pic

Drive Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping Picture

Drive Winnie Wagon Folding Shopping Pic

Most helpful client reviews

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
A Company That Stand Behind Their Products
By lazyincali
I think this is a nice cart. It’s not very huge which is is a downside but if you’re not doing too much major buying goods it fits it’s function perfectly. I had my black winnie wagon for almost 2 years before the rod keeping the back wheels snapped. Luckily I had held onto the warranty card and after finding the right person to contact, I asked them to replace the rod with the hardware so I could begin using my cart once again. Instead, they sent me a brand new alternate cart!
This company has proved to me that they stand behind their productions and their warranty. So for my review, I commend this item if you don’t need a huge cart and I unquestionably applaud Spinlife for taking care of everything in a bad situation.

1 of 1 persons found the following review helpful.
Nice, but small
By Rubab Khan
The buying goods cart is nice and all, but the carrying basket is rather little while the handle is so very long. Also, the assembling instruction is not very clear. Be sure that you perceive where the “pins” go in and are bent before you begin assembling the wheel section.

0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
Not a good design – axle breaks
By Barbara Beier
I’ve purchased two of these and wouldn’t commend them at all. The rear axle broke on the introductory one, but I hadn’t been in particular careful with it, so I treated the next one very carefully. The second one didn’t last half as long as the first. The only such hand cart available locally at the hardware store was a dissimilar model that had rear wheels with with regards to twice as big a diameter as on this Winnie Wagon. That new model runs lighter on the hall floor and there has been no problem at all with it, altho I am not in particular careful with it and carry just as much weight over the same routes and conditions as before — may only think that the more prominent rear wheel size distributes the weight better, taking more of it off the axle.

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