Low Gear Guy
Veteran
I was on the verge of getting one until I decided I didn't fancy the faff of wrestling two trolleys round the aisles instead of one.
You should be able to hang your own trolley on the hook of the supermarket trolley.
I was on the verge of getting one until I decided I didn't fancy the faff of wrestling two trolleys round the aisles instead of one.
Make sure you get one that is the right height for you. I had one temporarily and the handle wasn't long enough for me so it was too close behind when I was pulling it. I had to extend the handle with a length of ribbon. But it would've been fine for someone with a different reach.
You should be able to hang your own trolley on the hook of the supermarket trolley.
....but not a trolley.
I was tempted to get one because Tesco stopped sending discount vouchers when they noticed I was shopping twice as often for half the quantity.
Most will.Might not fit down the aisle on the bus...
Is that any better sticking your child in the trolley. Knowing where the wheels have been.What you do is put the shopping trolley inside the supermarket trolley.
The discount vouchers have been replaced by the Clubcard deals, ages ago afair.
If you have the app, the deals are also there.
I worked in engineering and looking at the trolleys I see out and about, the vast majority seem poorly engineered, flimsy axles, cheap wobbly wheels due to cheap sleeve bearings etc.
That's impressive. 1or 2 RS by the look of it 👍
You should be able to hang your own trolley on the hook of the supermarket trolley.
I put two hooks on my trolley and carry it on the front of supermarket trolley
two of these
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354996036662?hash=item52a769a436:g:uLoAAOSw41Zk5HH2&amdata=enc:AQAIAAAA4K1pxz3/EBWQ9WFxTVT/OcHQ+MtVd7j8RA7VnsIqGhnB+VoQyyyQ5QcDqXihwruaoCtMua7996NZtAzMm9TTXp3cDCZmSn3Mxtlpbjd+7KopZusCHm3wmrO/XdT82YIuArE7Cyd/mdowEmfEpkV2GmPviKm1/VTZNqOmBLIqC+oGc+NPPerWMZMR7K3yEaJJkAdBvwgzZuLwlrGBMoRMSw3bbnKuhsM7nlQ8yoY63NQYALNobO/CEnmw3cOcqUJyC+hDGaU6GyHcdnaT/xNk4j0IBKY2Fw6E1DA//53ktaoT|tkp:Bk9SR6K9rdSDYw
Having examined a few container loads of shopping trollies at the cheaper end of the market in the past, most of them seem to come in kit form to cram in more, so part of the problem may be at the assembly stage before being sold on to the public.Mrs Tkk has been talking about getting a shopping trolley. We no longer have car and generally walk / bus to the shops with our rucksacks.
I worked in engineering and looking at the trolleys I see out and about, the vast majority seem poorly engineered, flimsy axles, cheap wobbly wheels due to cheap sleeve bearings etc.
can anyone recommend/ have experience of a brand that is both well made and stylish?
( I've been a bit " anti " as I tend to see them as a life stage item, and Mrs Tkk will stay forever young in my eyes)
I was on the verge of getting one until I decided I didn't fancy the faff of wrestling two trolleys round the aisles instead of one.