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Stanley Folding Stair Climber — One Cart for Stairs and Flat Ground! $65.72 CAD (38% Off)
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Amazon.ca has the Stanley Folding Stair Climber for $65.72 CAD right now (list price $105.23, 38% off). Prime members ship free; otherwise free shipping on orders over $35.
You don't think about a hand truck until the day you move, or haul two cases of water up from the car. This one opens to 40 x 40 x 102 cm and folds down to 39 x 6 x 73 cm, so it disappears into a closet or a trunk. It weighs 3.54 kg — lighter than a 4-litre jug of laundry detergent.
It works two ways: 60 kg on flat ground, 30 kg when you're climbing stairs. The 39 x 29 cm aluminium base plate handles most box sizes, the main plastic stress points are reinforced with nylon, and there's an elastic cord to hold the load. Six rubber wheels (12.7 cm) roll over thresholds, curbs and uneven pavement better than a basic cart.

The reviews split almost entirely on the wheels. People like that it folds flat, works for a move, and is easy to push even if you're short. The complaints are all the same: the wheels are small, so you lift the box a few centimetres at every step and the wheels catch on the stair lip. On long flights of stairs it gets tiring. Great for an apartment building with an elevator, the garage-to-kitchen run, or the occasional bulky purchase. Not the best pick for rough outdoor ground or steep, tall stairs. 5-year manufacturer warranty.
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