Best Choice Products Steel 500lb Capacity Folding Large Deer Game Hauler Cart Dolly for Game, Gear, Hunting Accessories

I give it 5 stars for functionality, price, and capability to “fold up to a 65 x 65 x 23 cm envelope plus wheels and two brace tubes.” My first test was carrying my 25 feet ladder “sticks”, 26-pound hang-on a stand, 10-pound shooting rail and backpack for ¾’s of a mile. Up and down hills on and off trail and it was easy to maneuver over 4-inch logs. Last night it carried my hunting buddy’s first harvest. This cart is easy to assemble and can be modified as stated by some by “turning the handle over.” I did (see pic) and this improved its maneuverability, balance, and ground clearance at the other end. The addition hose clamps strengthen the link between the handle (a bolt, pin, clamp) and the rest of the cart. I also added a snow sled (pic) and tied it down with bungees and paracord to easily carry any cargo. For those with an issue with the cotter pins, I bent one of the legs and they will not be coming off anytime soon (pic). All welds are holding, no issues yet with the axle or wheels and any exposed bare metal will be quickly covered with a thick layer of Rust-Oleum. In my opinion, the cart might be able to do haul 500 lb one time, over a short distance. The bottom line, this is a no-brainer must have for deer hunters.

I bought this product for two reasons;1. For the states use and soon I hope it'll help me bring a deer out of the woods.2. For a hiking cart.I'll have to modify a harness I acquired and add some extensions to the cart but I think it'll work fine.As noted by others the tires smell to high heaven but it gets less noticeable as time goes on but deer will smell it. I haven't found anything to diminish the smell yet.All in all the cart seems well built but the rims on for the tires are not completely straight but not enough to cause issue. I also bought this cart because of being able to replace the tires.For the money and what I will use it for I think it will work and will add to this after some time has passed.

I am giving this review 4 stars vs. 5 because I believe the Mfg choice of hardware (while sufficient) could have been better. As an example, using 4 cotter keys on the axles is not wise because when you pull this cart over brush, etc. the brush is going to snag a cotter key and pull it out, and there goes the wheel with weight on the cart. The Mfg used locking pins everywhere else on the cart, why not here? I went to Home Depot and got 4 safety pins (same size as the cotter keys) and these will not pull out. Second, the handle is secured by two bolts/nuts and two (2-1/2 x ¼”) locking pins. Again I went to Home Depot and bought two more locking pins and replaced the bolts/nuts. Now, I can make the handle of the cart fit my personal height, and can do this very easily because I do not need any wrenches. As far as the tires smelling, those that complained need to move on. It’s new rubber, what does one expect? And the rubber does not ‘stink’, it just has a rubber smell, and that’ll go away fast. I think it is definitely worth the money.

I ordered this for my husband for Christmas . He got to use it during deer season , he loved it and was so thankful he had it. It worked so well that his friend that was with him and used it with him, ask his wife to order him one. Everything it said it was. Great price.

Easy to assemble, but I did not get what I ordered 161/2 wheels instead of 181/2 not as wide or as tall as discribed, totally different brand in other words I payed $111.68 for a cart thats worth mabey 70 tops I got ripped off, stay away from it .

The collapsible feature makes transportation far easier and space saving. Quick to re-assemble in the field. However, it's relatively narrow, making it suitable for a max of two small carcasses (nom. 100 lb.). A quartered elk would be a full load. However, this makes field handling easier. Solid construction.

The cart is well put together for the money and seems sturdy enough. However, the rubber tires smell so bad I don't know how I will take this into the woods without scaring away every deer within a 10 mile radius. I put the box in the garage after it was delivered and by the next morning everything in the garage had the odor on it. I keep some of my other sporting equipment/uniforms hanging in garage, they all smell terrible now.I will update in the future if the situation changes for better or worse.Update: I've had this cart for several years and the tires still smell but not nearly as bad as when I first got the cart. There is one other issue that this cart has which would prohibit me from buying it had I realized it at the time. It is INCREDIBLY noisy! I've tried everything I can to dampen, quiet, and secure all the parts but it still makes a ton of noise when I'm pulling it down a path, through a field, or in the woods. The sound of metal on metal. I've taped, dipped, wrapped every piece I can but it still very noisy.The noise won't matter for some people who shoot a deer, walk to the truck, get the cart etc. However, I often go miles into my hunt and I want to bring it with me from the get go so I don't have to go back to the truck if I drop a deer, especially early in the season when it is still warm and the minutes matter.

I just finished assembling mine and I am very impressed. The construction seems more than adequate for the job. I like that the wheel spokes are welded steel rather than plastic. I do think I will replace the cotter keys that hold the wheels on with some small screws, because I don’t plan on taking the wheels off for storage. Other than that, I’m very satisfied and think if will fit my needs just fine.