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You will find that most average trolleys come with a weight capacity of around 100kg but this can vary massively depending on the model. 100kg should be more than enough for most moderate camping needs but if you’ll be transporting specialist or heavy equipment then be sure to find something that can handle this. Budget Folding and Portability: If you have limited storage space, consider the size when the trolley is folded. You don’t want it taking up too much room when it’s not in use, and make sure it’s not too heavy to carry when folded. Handle and Grip: Ensure that the trolley has a comfortable handle with a good grip. It should be long enough for easy pulling and pushing and preferably adjustable to accommodate different user heights. For example, it comes with a massive 150kg weight limit which makes it ideal for longer trips or when you have a lot of equipment. The frame is made from steel so is robust enough to withstand anything that a demanding trip throws at it without warping or bending. What’s more, you get excellent rust protection so it is safe to use in wet weather.

It took us just half an hour to have this polyurethane wheelbarrow assembled and ready to go, and it continued to win rave reports throughout our entire testing process, earning the top spot on our list. This is a 5 cubic-feet capacity wheelbarrow, and we loaded it up with two large bags of mulch, although it could have held slightly more. We really liked the steel looped handle, which was comfortable to hold despite not having any padding, and sat at just the right height for us to load and push the wheelbarrow without any strain. One other hiccup we noted was when we tried pushing the two bags of mulch out at the end of our test—we weren't able to tip the wheelbarrow far enough for them to fall out on their own. Still, overall the wheelbarrow's performance was excellent, and at only 26 pounds, it's lightweight enough for just about any gardener to use with ease. Plus, it is easy to store upright when not in use. If you have been considering getting a foldable camping trolley, you may have thought that this is just going to be another investment that doesn’t get much use. Let’s start by saying that if you only ever really go camping for one night at a time and prefer a much more ‘cowboy’ approach to the situation then you probably won’t need a trolley.

While not all manufacturers state the actual weight capacity of their wheelbarrows, generally, a wheelbarrow with up to a 4 cubic-feet capacity can handle up to 300 pounds of weight, while larger capacity wheelbarrows can accordingly handle more actual weight. If you need a sturdy workhorse to carry big loads of landscaping materials, then you'll like this 8.75 cubic-feet plastic wheelbarrow from Rubbermaid as much as we do. We loved that no assembly was required, and the two 20-inch wheels are flat-free, so require no filling with air, nor worrying about a flat tire. Plus, they roll very smoothly over all types of terrain. We loaded this beast with four heavy bags of mulch and headed out to our obstacle course. Overall, we were pleased with all aspects of this wheelbarrow's performance, and consider its low price to make it even more of a score. At only 26 pounds, this is a relatively lightweight wheelbarrow that should serve any avid gardener well through many seasons. On the other hand, if you’re keen to get away for a long weekend or have a large family then you’ll know how much equipment you can end up taking. For the sheer convenience of not having to struggle with large loads in your arms, a camping trolley becomes instantly worth it.

The trolley is easy to manoeuvre thanks to the castor-style 360-degree swivel front wheels, which also feature a safety brake. The trolley bed is made of 600D Oxford fabric and PVC, is easy to remove and clean, and is durable and tear-resistant.It is also important to think about the weight of the trolley. Can it easily be lifted into your boot? Much of this will be to do with the type of materials it is constructed from so it is worth once again considering the frame. You also don’t want something that is so big and cumbersome that once filled, it becomes almost impossible to pull along. Wheels If you need to move lots of landscaping materials, or you need a wheelbarrow for hauling concrete or other construction materials, you'll appreciate the durability and solid construction of this steel 7 cubic-feet wheelbarrow from Kobalt as much as we do. We received it fully assembled and ready to go. The two flat-free wheels are 4 inches wide and 16 inches in diameter, so you can roll over just about anything without wobble or tip. We loaded up with four heavy bags of mulch and put the wheelbarrow through its paces, where it performed like a champ. If you are looking for ultimate durability when it comes to wheels, you should look for something wider as this will more evenly distribute the weight of the load. Moreover, wider wheels will give you greater stability when moving over uneven terrain and will prevent the trolley from tipping over.