Would the bags be easy to carry down a set of spiral stairs? or should I go with baskets?
377042
The handles on the bags makes it easy to carry with one hand, even when full - allowing you to use your free hand on your stairs handrail.
377043
It's my opinion that the bags would be much easier to carry down a flight of stairs than a basket. You could probably carry the bag with one hand but a basket would require two hands...assuming you're just carrying one bag at a time.
377044
I live in a 4 floor walk up and carry them down stairs all the time they are super easy.......pending on how you fill them....just dont pack them down too much and you will be fine.
420389
Eureka RR bags and it is fairly easy to push depending on how high of a carpet setting you are using. Because its heavy its not the easiest to push.
1374639
Yes, I love these bags. They are very sturdy and it makes it so much easier that I can carry them with straps over my shoulder. I fill them to the max and carry them over my shoulder. It makes it easier to carry them over my shoulder when they are heavy. I've not had any problems with them falling off my shoulders.
263446
They slide OK - for it to be steady, best to have them supported with screws to whatever they rest on - otherwise the contents might make the basket tip over.
1802096
I use regular trash bags with mine. The simple human might go on easier but if you have ones that stretch at the top a bit it's fine.
1406399
It would probably be okay, depending on how heavy you have it loaded. The tires are filled with air, so they should roll over them fine, but the whole thing is kind of long so you may have to drag it at an awkward angle going up or down stairs like that
2040386
It is light enough but it does not break down easily, so it will be bulky as you try to carry it up and down stairs.
136233
It is probably strong enough, the bags are velcroed on, but it would be a lot easier to just use laundry baskets.
1629894
No, not at all! U need to fold neatly and stack whatever items the way u would in a closet, 'Neatly'!!! and the bags have a 'below line' so not to 'over-pack'!! Enjoy! Have Fun!
152709
IMO they are heavy. I liked them for a while but when I tried a bag (panier) I was much happier because it's so much lighter and easy to take on and off.
1632355
Heavy duty zip ties would work...just use a lot of them to make sure it is secure. I used the hardware that came with the basket, but I still added a few zip ties for extra stability.
1618000
Yes, I would find this awkward to carry up stairs. Not only would it be time consuming to fold and unfold it is much too large to carry around. I'm 5ft 6in and I don't have to lean much to put it. Mine is stacked with clothes by every Saturday and the weight does not seem to be a problem with it. Mine is located within a few feet of my washing machine and dryer so it is not moved far or often. I actully do like it as it looks nice and it hold my whole week of dirty clothes. I purchaced a liner for mine at one time but did not like it with the liner so now it is like the picture.
266292
Yes, easily. The bags measure 34 inches around at the top (17" across laying flat), and are 18 inches deep; about the size of a plastic grocery bag. I find them a bit too big for my small bathroom basket.
1229835
I hang my diaper bag off the handles. The storage underneath is not very easy to put stuff in and doesn't not hold much weight. It is very easy to get in and out. I really love mine.
1263839
Yes, it's very easy to use. The canister follows great and it's super light to carry up and down stairs.
1479187
With two people carrying transporting downstairs won't be a problem unless you have a kink in your stairs. If so, it wouldn't likely make the turn easily.
619931
I use it for commuting every week day and that means dragging it down the stairs a lot, but also picking it up and carrying it a lot by the handle. I am a pretty rough user of this bag and there are no signs of any weakness in the top handle.