Hoppa 47Ltr Lightweight Shopping Trolley 2023 model, Hard
Hoppa 47Ltr Lightweight Shopping Trolley 2023 model, Hard Wearing & Foldaway for Easy Storage With 1 Years Guarantee
| Size: | 47Ltr |
| Dimensions: | 60 x 33 x 24 cm; 1.76 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Hoppa |
| Model: | ST |
| Colour: | Black 140 |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Dimensions: | 60 x 33 x 24 cm; 1.76 Kilograms |
| Size: | 47Ltr |
I use it for my weekly shopping, which involves heavy items such as packs of bottled water and cartons of soya Milk, and it carries multiple of these with ease. It is waterproof too! Only issue is that I’m a bit tall, so I keep kicking it when I’m walking.
Sceptical this wuld live up to the ‘hype’ but pleasantly surprised. Lightweight, stable holds a surprising amount. Tiny criticism, the top flap tends to get in the way when loading & unloading, would be nice if it could just be held out of the way with a bit of hook-and-loop tape.
I had bought this since there’s been many times where the shipping was just too heavy to carry; so this has helped a lot!
I honestly don’t have really any complaints with this.
Good quality. Well built. Easy to assemble. Mum loved it. Super lightweight. Let’s hope the Velcro strap is strong enough to hold and last when used. But can’t fault the item so far. Everybody wants one lol abd a great price too
The spacious interior is a black hole for all your shopping desires, effortlessly accommodating even the most impulsive purchases.
The lightweight design makes me feel like I am gliding through the store with the elegance of a ballroom dancer. It’s so light that I started questioning the laws of physics 😉
Hard-wearing? Oh, it’s tougher than a superhero’s resolve. The Hoppa 47Ltr doesn’t back down from any challenge. Rain? Bring it on. Uneven pavements? Child’s play. This trolley fearlessly faces the harsh realities of the outside world, emerging unscathed and ready for more.
ow, let’s talk about the pice de rsistance — the foldaway feature. It’s like the Houdini of shopping carts. With a flick of the wrist, it transforms from a shopping beast to a compact companion that can fit into the tightest corners of my life.
In conclusion, the Hoppa 47Ltr Lightweight Shopping Trolley 2023 model is not just a cart; it’s a lifestyle upgrade, a fashion statement, and a testament to the possibilities of the shopping universe.
As we don’t own a car we find it difficult doing the shopping but this has been a game changer for us. Plenty of room and really easy to manoeuvre. Doesn’t look old fashioned either!
I truly don’t know how I managed without this! I can fit a whole weeks worth of groceries easily into it, and it doesn’t feel like its going to break or fall apart at all. It means I don’t need to haul around a big trolly in the supermarket either. I just pop my items straight into this, and then take them out at the till. Then I know exactly what can fit, and how it should be arranged, so nothing gets squashed.
Only negative is when it is really filled, sometimes it can tilt over more easily, so you have to be a bit more careful, but otherwise fantastic product!
It’s easy to put together. I’ve been a bit skeptical of getting click on wheels because I use it for my weekly shop, which is heavy, so if it breaks then I’d be left stranded with a wonky trolley and weak arms.
This is my third trolley like this, I would never do my shopping without one now. It makes it so much easier and I never have to drive to the shopping market. I opted for this plain black one which is more chic than other patterned ones I’ver had I think. Although the word ‘Hoppa’ is in comic sans . I also found out from a friend that in Paris all the fashionable women use these and they’re called chariots. So it turns out I am much more chic and cool than I thought, I’m just in the wrong country.
NGL it was a bit annoying that the cord was broken but as luck would have it I had happened to buy some shoelaces for a pair of boots so instead of sending the whole thing back I used them instead, because who wants to send something that big back? not me mate!
I just pulled off the plastic stopper mechanism along with the really flimsy cord and threaded one of the shoe laces through to replace the crappy one that came with it and actually the shoe lace is way better quality than the original so that’s a plus. It did take me like 15 minutes to thread and I deffo said FFS a lot during the process.
The trolley is really light which makes it feel less sturdy but it’s cool that it’s not adding weight to the trip.
I’ll give it a few trips to Lidl and back before I make a final judgement.