Trolley Good - the new Go-Up shopping trolley from Playmarket, Barcelona

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With all of us shopping locally on the high street and at farmers’ markets, more and more of us are using our cars less and less, so it was about time someone updated that vital trolling the shops bit of kit; the shopping trolley.

Whilst there are many makes on the market Roullier White searched far and wide to find what we considered to be the best shopping trolley around. The Go-Up trolley from Barcelona ticks all the boxes. It is strong, durable, ergonomic and most importantly, with its suave Spanish styling, it has street cred.

With over 40 years experience manufacturing some of the world’s finest buggies, Playmarket ES turned it attention to redesigning the shopping trolley. Listening to the comments of their thousands of satisfied customers; as mothers of toddlers, the one thing mums miss is shopping with their buggies. Focusing on the features of pushchairs which make them easy to maneuver, front swiveling wheels, adjustable height handle, push me / pull me handling, wide chassis with four wheels; the Go-Up was born.

At £125 there are cheaper trolleys on the market and also many of lesser calibre that are far more expensive, however, we believe the Go Up trolley to be the best on the market, and boy have we seen some trolleys!

Features:
40 litre capacity
10 litre thermal bag for hot or frozen food
Washable lining
Front swiveling wheels for precise steering
Folds flat
Push or pull
Stands alone – not tip
Handles stairs and steps with ease
Ergonomic soft grip foam covered handle
Adjustable height for minimal back pull and spine
Side reflector
Newspaper pocket for magazines
Non rust, extra strong aluminum frame
Red dot design winner
Airline carry-on size when folded

Click here to buy online or visit us at our East Dulwich Store
Roullier White
125 Lordship Lane
East Dulwich
London SE22 8HU

Comments

Unknown said…
Saw this in action in Venice last month, and talked to the lady who owned it. We agreed that it beats the usual pull-me trolley you see everywhere in venice; she takes it on and off the vaporetti, up and down steps over bridges, and up three flights of stairs to her flat. It is EXACTLY what is needed to get us all shopping on foot
Saturday, 05 December, 2009
Unknown said…
Saw this in action in Venice last month, and talked to the lady who owned it. We agreed that it beats the usual pull-me trolley you see everywhere in venice; she takes it on and off the vaporetti, up and down steps over bridges, and up three flights of stairs to her flat. It is EXACTLY what is needed to get us all shopping on foot
Saturday, 05 December, 2009
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