On a rough street or sidewalk with bumps and cracks where the small front wheels can get caught up, it is easier to slant it on it’s back wheels and pull it instead of push it - worked great pulling it too even with groceries in it

Seems to be sturdy and has lasted for a while now on the rough city sidewalks.

I carted 30 pounds over some tricky bumpy uneven sidewalk terrain very smoothly

The front wheels cannot roll over handicap-accessible studded sidewalks on corners, so that's a non-starter

If you have to use this on uneven sidewalks, the only way to do it safely is to pull it behind you, using only the back wheels, as you walk

If you don't have smooth sidewalks, street, or parking lots, do not buy

Satisfied and gets the job done; however, the front wheel design is not always adequate to handle sidewalk cracks and bumps

However, I've almost tripped over it several times because it gets stuck easily whenever it's full of groceries, especially on uneven sidewalks.