This is a really nice cargo trailer for my ebike. Plenty of storage to hold my yoga gear and pool bag. Very sturdy. Easy to put on.Haven't mastered how to back it up yet connected to my bike

This product is totally worth the price if you live alone and are in between cars. Can carry like 85 percent of a weeks worth of groceries for one. That's a lot better than having to carry a backpack as tightly packed as you can all on your back while bicycling. Easy to install the attachment which makes putting the trailer on and taking it off a quick hassle-free snap😎 Oh and has never even come close to becoming unattached while riding ðŸ‘

I completely overloaded this cart by size, not weight, using cargo nets and it still performed like a beast. I packed it for a day at the beach, OC, MD, for me, wife, 2 kids ... chairs for each, two 8ft umbrellas a cooler (took up most of the space) plus more. I towed it about 10 miles round trip with no difficulties. You do have to make sure to take curbs slowly and at 90-degrees or the cart will topple. Installation was super easy. I don't usually post reviews, but this item is so awesome I had to. It's very well thought out and designed including cargo Anchors, it collapses and disassembles easily and is just great overall. It definitely saved the day! I will now start using it for grocery runs.

Okay, so i wrote this review because I think that most reviewers on here ordered the more basic "DayTripper" version of this trailer, and that is what they reviewed, every picture I found was of the DayTripper version. None of that helped me in my decision to spend another 80 bucks or so and get the "Porter" version, but i rolled the dice after not being able to find videos or comprehensive specs on the om website or here. Before this, I had a pretty old DayTripper , great little trailer for something a bike shop shoñd me for 50 bucks with my ebike. But figuring out how to carry very many tools, even including an small extending ladder was kinda dicey, it looked like the Beverly hillbillies truck sometimes loaded down and bungeed on all sides. Finally i abused it a bit too much, and the tires were kaput, the canvas siding was shredded! So , after a lot of research, i was just going to order a new one, but i was picking the color scheme when I saw an all black one was available, i love all black pretty much everything. So i clicked on the all black one. Turns out it was the Porter version and costs eighty bucks , it looked bigger, sturdier in the pictures , so i rolled the dice. Got here today , and holy cow! It is significantly wider and taller the DayTripper, much, much, more room! The combination of daisy chain or MOLLE style loops down both sides , combined with a stretching mesh net, and frame bars that are open all the way around make it easy to secure absolutely anything absolutely securely with bungees. It has much bigger bulkier tires that should make it more stable, help the turn ratio, keep it stable. I mean i was Leary, but knew if you can trust anybody it's Schwinn. I was not let down at all,serious upgrade in every department for me, and well worth every penny of the difference. It even comes with a safety flag ( if that is your thing) and flag pocket, and inside pockets for keeping stuff seperate and sealed. I also feel that it suits my super big , tall, robust, huge tire army green ebike a hell of a lot better than the bright red and blue mylar of the day tripper, pics included are of the day tripper i had, and the new Porter side by side.

***Bought this USED "like new" from Amazon***
Outer packaging a bit beat up, obviously opened and repackaged with some clear tape, no inner packaging, no big deal. The trailer looks nice, easy to assemble. Came folded up with the wheels detached and no instructions/guide but everything was pretty self explanatory. Went to detach the hitch from the trailer so I can attach it to my bike and realized there is none. Double checked that it's not in the box, obviously empty. Trailer looks good and sturdy but I have no way to attach it to my bike. Amazon only gives me the option to return the whole package for a refund (and then reorder a different one). This would be too much trouble, so I decided to just keep the trailer and buy a separate hitch with the money I saved buying this "used." Wish it came with everything it originally included, but c'est la vie.