Please identify this product...can't think of name

Factual Questions
1

I’m looking for a really geeky but practical thing, but can’t think of what to put in google or ebay.

It is basically a two-wheel pullcart with hooked branches that let you hook a lot of grocery bags and wheel them down the street.

Anyone know what it is called?

2

Bizarre. My girlfriends mother asked for something like that as well, a few days back. This is the best I could do. .

3

I need the wheeled version - my grocery store is too close to take the car, but too far to carry 97 grocery bags.

I don’t remember where I saw it - maybe Hammacher Schlemmer or Brookstone…or a grocery store - it’s been a few years.

4

You know I should really think through things before I ask a question here

(fixed link – manhattan)

5

Geez, I used to work in a grocery store and saw these all the time, but the one I remember didn’t have hooks. It was a wire frame basket that could hold 4-6 real (that is, paper) full sized grocery bags. I have no idea what they were called, though.

Try this link and scroll down to “Cutting the Clutter” and look at the second cart picture.

Is this it?

6

Geez, I used to work in a grocery store and saw these all the time, but the one I remember didn’t have hooks. It was a wire frame basket that could hold 4-6 real (that is, paper) full sized grocery bags. I have no idea what they were called, though.

and look at the second cart picture.

Is this it?

Mr. Blue Sky:

2nd pic is what I remember as a kid of about 11 (mid to late 50’s)in Queens, NY. Made many a trip to Bohacks or the A&P with one in tow. Don’t remember ever calling them anything except possibly cart or grocery cart. I agree about the hooks, they had none.

7

You can probably call it anything you like, sethdallob.:wink:
Does this oxygen cart resemble what you are thinking of?

8

I know exactly what you are talking about.

I get catalogs such as Hammacher Schlamer (sp?), Harrington and Front Gate and I saw one in there once.

I wish I could remember which catalog.
you may try those sources.

I will keep an eye out for you.

9

might this help?

10

this is the one I saw:

http://www.hammacher.com/publish/68207.asp?pcat=&pcont=grocery%20KWSP&cat=grocery%20KWSP

11

Why is the bunch of hooks on wheels better than a grannie grocery cart? The carts are more versatile- you can move a lot of non-groceries, too.

PC

12

it folds down into a much smaller unit?