Living in the city without a tool shed, it can be kind of a chore to keep running out to the garage for supplies when tackling landscaping projects in the front or back yard.  I can’t tell you the amount of Ibuprofen I’ve saved not throwing out my back running heavy tools back and forth.

The Gorilla Cart has a 600-pound distributed working load, so you can really load it up with all sorts of heavy-duty gear.  With the all-terrarian tires, the Gorilla Cart goes where wheelbarrows fear to tread, over rocks and stumps with ease.  Constructed with some really thick components (the frame, wheels and tow bar are really durable), the Gorilla Cart is built to last.

The one downside to the cart is that you actually have to assemble it, and while not difficult to put together (really, how hard could it be?), some of the bolts are tricky for guys with bigger hands, and I had a slight problem with a few nuts and bolts with sloppy threading.

Assembly problems aside, the Gorilla Cart lives up to it’s moniker: it’s big, tough and durable!