A year ago, Black & Decker provided a 3-in-1 collapsible cart – the BDST3IN1CTFF – for review, and my initial skepticism quickly faded.

This wagon boasts impressive versatility, shifting between a traditional wagon configuration with an optional fabric liner, a convenient flatbed cart, and a functional hand truck.

With a 150-pound load capacity, it tackled a surprising range of tasks.

Initially, I hesitated, wanting to conduct a thorough assessment before passing it along for longer-term testing.

My early observations were mixed, leading to a delay in finalizing my review.

However, once the fabric liner was removed, the cart transformed into a compact flat wagon, easily convertible to hand truck mode.

I haven’t yet had the chance to fully evaluate this configuration.

Despite its size, the cart folds neatly for storage, proving valuable for minimizing space.

I found it particularly useful for transporting donations to a local church rummage sale, alleviating back strain and streamlining the process.

Beyond donations, the cart efficiently handled large boxes and bulky items, reducing the need for multiple trips.

Having previously struggled with flimsy transport equipment, I was pleasantly surprised by the Black & Decker cart’s durability.

It performed consistently well across various applications, demonstrating a robust construction and straightforward conversion between modes.

While I’m planning to donate the sample, my experience has shifted my perspective – I’m now confident in recommending this cart for personal use.

Priced at $190 on Amazon, it represents a worthwhile investment for anyone seeking a flexible and reliable transport solution.

This product has rekindled my appreciation for Black & Decker’s practical tools.