AKOZLIN Travel Airport Toddler Cart for Car Seat (Only fit for car Seats with ISOFIX Interface) Adjustable Belt Trolley Dolly

The concept of this product was suggested to me when I expressed angst over flying with my 2 year old. I remembered how awful it was lugging the car seat around the airport years ago when my other child was younger and was not looking forward to doing it again. I searched through so many options, annoyed at the prices and the bad reviews, but decided to go with this one because it wasn’t insanely expensive and the positive reviews mentioned the car seat we own (Graco Slimfit3 LX CCS).This thing is a GAME CHANGER. It worked perfectly. I rolled the car seat thru the airports with very few issues and it even fit in the aisles of the planes. It folded up nicely and slid right under the seat.We did lose the separate strap almost immediately because I unknowingly dropped it on the first plane after removing it and it just wasn’t worth it to try to find it. It still functions just fine with the bungee cords and using the latch on the car seat. If I decide it needs another strap I’m sure I can find one that will work.My toddler insisted on walking in the airport so I didn’t get to test out what it’s like rolling it with her IN the seat. But honestly, it was just as helpful to pile other stuff on there. There were 5 of us traveling so the seat became the holding area for jackets and other misc items that people wanted a break from carrying.I’m not sure what else I’ll use this for. I’m sure I’ll find something I can roll around with it. But even if I don’t, it was worth it to me. It allowed me to easily relocate the car seat easily between each stage of the trip.

We saw a YouTube video where a parent had the car seat on this cart for travel and even functioning as a stroller in the airport. We just did our first flight with our 2 year old who had his own seat on the flight, and we needed a car seat for the rental car. Moving through the airport was so easy with the car seat on this cart. Even when my son wanted to sit in it.The only downside we ran into was that the wheels don’t transition over thresholds well but otherwise it was a life saver!We buckled the car seat into the plane seat which was great as he could see better and it helped having his cup holders. You can’t wheel the seat on the cart down the aisle, too wide, but it folds up easy to store in overhead compartment while you carry the seat down the aisle.

Carseat fit well. I don't know if it is recommended by the manufacturer, but we used it as a stroller function too. We were able to trek through the airport with the car seat strapped on and the 20 lb one year old strapped into the seat. Worked well for the price. I wish the handle was a little taller, it was a touch short for ergonomic push/pull and I am 5 ft 5 in. The wheels were a little tricky and would catch sometimes in a turn. Wheels directed better in a forward push than in the pull direction. I am not sure how it would function for a grocery carry option without some sort of solid box to hold the bags in. Folds up nice and compact for storage.

These roll super smooth on tile/hard floor. Just like a suitcase with 4 wheels, these can glide upright or be tilted and rolled on 2 wheels. I specifically bought these to wheel my kids in their car seats while we flew.For Flying:I just flew with 2 of these carts and 2 Graco Extend2Fit seats with 2 toddlers, by myself! The carts absolutely work, and even with car seats and kids installed, rolled down the aisle of the Embraer 175’s we flew on. They work so smoothly - with the exception of old carpet or ground/floor with big cracks/plates to get over. Even then, they still work. I didn’t use the built in bungees, just wrapped them right around the end so they wouldn’t be in my way. I chose these carts specifically because I wanted to use my car seats latch and tether systems to secure the seats. The seats have to be in the right recline, and set on the carts perfectly straight, then tightened well. I didn’t need the bungees or any other straps which made it easy when security asked me to disassemble everything. One airport let me walk through with the kids and they manually checked our seats as is, but another airport made me undo the seats and fold the carts to be scanned. Depending on the plane you have, I would plan on preboarding and wheeling these all the way to your seats on the plane. The carts fold up small and light to just sit at your feet or in front of the child, or in the overhead bin. It was so easy to roll them at the same time especially on tile. Just make sure the seats are installed totally evenly and tight, otherwise they will start to tip or slide slightly, but not like some reviews mentioned.

Hands down best invention if you are traveling with a little one & using their car seat on the plane. My son loves to sit in it while we stroll him through the airport. Easy to use & store away!