The 8 Best Luggage Carts

This wiki has been updated 25 times since it was first published in December of 2018. Why waste time and energy hauling heavy suitcases through the airport when you can simply roll them? The luggage carts featured here are designed to bear the burden for you, so you can focus on getting where you need to go. In this list you'll find options that can support hundreds of pounds, so even if you pack everything but the kitchen sink, you'll be able to travel quickly and comfortably. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Knack Heavy Duty

The Knack Heavy Duty (about $39) has a 150-pound capacity, solid rubber wheels, and folds almost completely flat for easy storage. And those who are particular about style will appreciate that it comes in four colors: black, orange, blue, and red.

Rustproof materials
Just two inches deep when collapsed
Shaft extends to 40 inches

2. Samsonite Compact

From a trusted name in travel gear comes the highly maneuverable Samsonite Compact (around $30). This selection boasts a durable cord made from a ballistic fabric that will keep your baggage securely in place even if you hit a few bumps along the way.

Takes seconds to set up
Ergonomically shaped handle
Removable shoulder strap

3. Mount-It! Trolley

The sturdy Mount-It! Trolley's (about $54) EVA foam-coated handle is soft, easy to grip, and may even help cut down on wrist fatigue. Its telescoping shaft releases with the push of a button, so you can load up your stuff in record time.

Wheels aren't noisy
Does not require assembly
Aluminum alloy poles

4. Coocheer Hand Truck

The Coocheer Hand Truck (around $46) is available in three sizes that can bear 80, 150, or 220 pounds. No matter which version you choose, you can count on it surviving years of use, thanks to a combination of tough iron and aluminum parts.

Six-month warranty
Fits in most vehicle's trunks
Tie-down cord comes loose easily

5. Boshen Warehouse

The Boshen Warehouse (around $40) features six multidirectional wheels that, together, offer enhanced steerability. Capable of transporting a whopping 440 pounds, this is a smart choice for anyone who plans on hitting the road with the entire extended family.

Also great for professional movers
Handle nests in base
Plastic and metal build

6. BlueJan Black

If you're looking for a no-fuss way to move small loads from point A to point B, the BlueJan Black (around $24) may be right for you. This one has a 77-pound capacity, which makes it appropriate for shuttling items like heavy suitcases and moving boxes.

Also useful for carrying groceries
Wheels are covered for safety
Base does not lock down

7. DY Reier Multi Use

The DY Reier Multi Use (around $21) is incredibly light, at under three pounds, and it comes with an extra-long elastic cord and two buckle straps for tying down large and awkwardly-shaped loads. Its height measures just 17 inches when folded.

Money-back guarantee
Durable plastic hooks
Not especially stable

8. Ollieroo Personal

The coolest thing about the Ollieroo Personal (appx. $53) is its base, which is textured to stop your stuff sliding off, and extendable by five inches. This model's four front wheels swivel a full 360 degrees, while its two fixed rear wheels keep the load steady.

Helpful instruction manual included
Two colors to choose from
Parts are mostly plastic

Last updated by Taber Koeghan

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