At last – a trolley for steps and rough ground
For anyone with a terraced or gravelled garden, I hope my HandiMoova trolley and HandiSac review offers a beacon of hope in making your gardening life easier!
Reinventing the wheel might be a big claim but HandiWorld Ltd has managed it with its all-terrain off-road trolley, the HandiMoova. Designed and developed in the UK, the HandiMoova uses patented technology to help you shift loads of up to 60kg over rough terrain including grass, sand and gravel and up and down stairs with ease.
HandiMoova trolley and HandiSac review – light and easy to use
My garden is terraced, with narrow gravel paths, so I can’t use a wheelbarrow and it’s been an absolute Godsend to use. It’s light (5kg) and easy to store. The additional HandiSac, which has a capacity of 190 litres, has transformed taking hedge cuttings up to the tip. It’s like a bottomless pit with a drawstring top. It attaches to the trolley with long Velcro straps.
I must admit, I have tried to climb into it just to see if I could. I can, so that gives you some idea of its strength and size. The key to the trolley is the patented Camba Technology, designed over three years by London-based Therefore Product Design.
Floating axles
Hemi-spherical shaped wheels are mounted on separate, inclined floating axles that constantly optimise the rolling performance and footprint of each wheel. The HandiMoova has an aluminium frame and marine-grade stainless steel axles. Its tyres are puncture-proof, and it has a telescopic handle, a folding load plate, and wheels. Two strong bungees will secure awkwardly-shaped loads to the trolley.
For other useful gardening reviews, see my posts on Genus gardening trousers, the Express Hoe by Burgon & Ball and the Bokashi Composter.
The HandiMoova price includes HandiBungees and comes with a two-year guarantee. The HandiSac costs extra. For current prices and more details, visit www.handiworld.com.
