The thing that impresses me most is how much this cart holds… in such a compact space!I had: 4 shovels, 2 spades, a fishing pole, a set of cross country skis/poles, a flag pole, 2 nut gatherers (the red poles with rolling baskets on the end), 2 kayak paddles, and 8 SUP paddles all floundering around my shed, crossing over each other, falling over other stuff… ALWAYS in my way when I tried to access anything else…I can’t use a wall-mounted holder bc my shed is plastic. After getting clunked in the head with a falling set of skis, I finally decided to search for a solution.This cart seems as if it was made just for me, but it is clearly functional for a wide range of “tall-item” storage needs. Not only did it fit all 21 items listed above, there is room for a lot more! It is so compact, it has opened up so much more room in my shed, too. Total bonus!It was easy to assemble; my 13-yr-old daughter assembled it by herself. (She intentionally put the handle on backwards so that it would fit into our tight corner.)We don’t have a need to move this, but it has sturdy casters and rolled from the house and across the yard with zero problem. Also, as my photo illustrates, the eight SUP paddles are stationed on the end, where the orange hooks are (as opposed to inside the cart). This works for me bc I plant to keep cart is stationary, but this configuration would not work if you needed to move the cart regularly. (The grey tray that the SUP paddles are resting in is NOT included.)However, the orange hooks would be very functional for small hand tools (as the manufacturer intended), or if they were not needed, they could simply not be attached; they do not impact the structure of the cart.I used to dread opening my shed and literally ducked for cover every time. Now, I swear… angels sing when I open the door!