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. Camping trolleys come in different sizes, as we have already seen but this doesn’t determine how much they are able to comfortably carry in terms of weight. It is essential to look at the loading capacity of the trolley because if you try to overload it then the result will be you standing in the middle of a field with a broken trolley. Nobody wants that! This two wheel option offers a cheaper, sturdier alternative to the trolleys mentioned above. The big caveat is, it’s much better for shorter journeys as you need the upper body strength to keep it upright. If it falls over, your precious cargo might be at risk.

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. Even rolling wheelie suitcases on pavements causes wear, so imagine what country terrain would do to them. You’d have stones preventing the wheels from turning, so you’d end up dragging it instead of wheeling it. Maximum weight

Timber Ridge Collapsible Folding Festival Wagon

Similar to the Timber Ridge overall, but with a cheaper price tag and heavier max loads! If you are short on space this is another great option that won’t break the bank.

We’ve used our trolley for so many things over the years. And as child 1, then2, then 3 came along, it became more and more useful. Here’s some of the things we’ve used it for: Cheaper trolleys are also likely to be cheaply made with inferior materials and poor craftsmanship. This could result in the trolley failing at the most inopportune moment. Conclusion Camping storage – it’s great for getting everything off the ground if you should find your tent damp! This wagon’s frame is also pretty durable and built to last. It is made of heavy-duty steel with a powder coating that can withstand a fairly decent test of time. We’ve used it to move a lot of gear around, including transport of 2 paddle boards at a time or 10 scuba diving fins. No worries. Think about it, farmers and gardeners use wheelbarrows for a reason. Fisherman use fishing trolleys for convenience (fishing trolleys are actually one of the best options for a festival!)In wet weather, it would be too muddy to actually pull them, they’re only intended for pulling along the pavement (and even that damages the wheels). 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. The great thing about camping trolleys is that they come in a brilliant range of sizes. It is important to think about what you will be transporting and buy something that fits in with your needs. HEAVY DUTY - This product has a 400-lbs load capacity. With the removable strong steel mesh sides, one can carry large size object with ease They should be large, rubber and inflatable on a strong axel. Fixed plastic wheels are just not up to the job of carrying heavy loads across rough ground. Best Folding Festival trolleys: Conclusion