Walmart Has a Steel Utility Cart on Sale for Just $63

From sand to gravel, this cart can handle any terrain.

Commerce Writer, Autoblog
CHICAGO, IL - A sign hangs outside Walmart store in Chicago, Illinois.

CHICAGO, IL – A sign hangs outside Walmart store in Chicago, Illinois.

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There is something undeniably appealing about decluttering, traveling light, purging waste, and otherwise living a minimalist life. Unfortunately, stuff is an integral part of nearly all of life’s pursuits, which means having stuff to help with your stuff — storing, using, organizing, repairing, and/or simply moving it around — is also important, hence the appeal of this steep discount on a utility cart.

The Sunnyfeel Heavy Duty Utility Cart is just $63 right now, 58% less than its normal $150 price tag. It’s a Flash Deal, which means it likely won’t last longer than the end of this week, assuming that this $87 discount doesn’t entice so many customers to buy that it sells out.

The first thing you notice about this cart are the wheels, chunky 9-inch inflatable wheels that increase the surface area making contact with the ground, thereby reducing resistance even on sandy terrain. The foldable frame is made of iron piping treated with an anti-corrosive. The whole thing weighs 13.23 pounds and can support up to 176.37 pounds of cargo on its 2 feet wide by 3 feet deep base. It comes with a removable storage bag that attaches to the back of the cart, under the handle, an air pump to keep the wheels properly inflated, and a pair of tie-down straps to keep everything in place even on rugged terrain.

The Sunnyfeel Heavy Duty Utility Cart is strong enough to hold a lot of cargo, and it’s equally adept at carrying shopping bags, building materials, gardening tools, and beach gear. Its versatility and ease of use (thanks to those big wheels) make it a useful item no matter your lifestyle. The chance to get one for $63, less than half of its normal price, is a great opportunity for anyone with stuff to move (i.e. everyone).

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Cameron LeBlanc

Commerce Writer, Autoblog

Cameron LeBlanc is a Brooklyn-based commerce writer for Autoblog specializing in outdoor gear and tools.