Think of where your hands would be in relation to your shoulders when you tilt this one up to dump. The ones I have seen of similar design would have your arms at awkward angles when dumping.

https://www.houzz.com/products/sun-joe-7-cubic-foot-heavy-duty-garden-utility-cart-prvw-vr~89280904

This type is very popular.

I got the one you show, and I like a lot. You can do a lot of different things with Like moving planters and such. ( it comes from Home Depot)

How will you be using it? I have a cart similar to the one that Raven posted which I bought at a yard sale. I also have a garden wagon from Costco which looks similar to this one. I think mine might have solid rubber tires though, because I don't remember ever putting air into them. If you will be filling your cart with mulch which you plan to dump out, then the cart might be better. But in looking around online I also found a couple of wagons with a tilting bed so you can lift them. What I really like about both my items is that they are very easy to move and since they're not wheelbarrows won't overbalance and tip. That's especially important since one side of my house has a slope.

I hate pneumatic tires, too. It seems like they always go flat on me when DH isn't around to fix it and I don't do air compressors. But I will order flat-free replacements and put them on.

I prefer the cheapest wheelbarrow you can buy. Ours see lots of duty and we do things we shouldnt... like start extra charcoal (DH) so we need to buy a new one every couple of years.

I don't even own a garden cart anymore.

I have this one: https://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Carts-Garden-Removable-Capacity/dp/B01BECQBZ0/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1518823633&sr=8-5&keywords=garden+carts+and+wagons

I love it. Had one without the removable sides before...

The wheels don't bother me. I have a really good pump for my bicycle tires, and it works on this too.

Recently with it's help I moved a wood chip pile...

but instead of the sides, I used plastic containers.

My old garden wagon was just like carabubbles and moni's... with solid tires, and without the sides. If I could find another like it, with flat-free tires, I'd get it.

I have one like Moni's. I don't like it. The tires are a problem. It just didn't hold up well. I think we are going to go with a traditional wheel barrow at one of the box stores. I have some mulch I bought over a year ago that is sitting in the back yard. I'm not sure what is living in it. I need the wheelbarrow to sort and carry it.

I have one from Alumacart, Inc. made here in Florida.

We had one like Moni it was OK but we had a different one we liked better. I think it was from Northern tool I will find a link. Don't mind the tires they roll well.

I have the one you posted and I like it A LOT! It's narrow which is nice in my garden and it is easy to use. I'm tall but the handles don't seem all that low to me.

I have one of the Stongway carts like Raven'r last picture. It works pretty well, but with a heavy load of soil, a wheelbarrow is still preferable. Hubby had to do some tweaking on the cart front frame so that the wheels (air pressured) didn't rub. It's kind of flimsy for my use. That stainless tub looks tough.

Best garden cart hands down, in my opinion, is the original SmartCart by Muller -- made in America, two sizes, pneumatic or solid wheels, lightweight (important to me) and handles like a dream. I recommend the bicycle-style wheels as they are easier to go over bumpy areas. These also come solid (which I personally do not like as the "ride" is a bit harder to handle for me). This cart can carry several hundred pounds of load, and I can still pull or push it with one hand if I wish. If I were taller than my present 4'10" the manual dumping would be easier, but I manage.

Expensive, but lasts a lifetime. My first one is still going strong after 25 years (with tire replacement once) and with the size of my "acreage" , I bought a second one two years ago for extra convenience. LOVE IT!!!!!!!

smartcart.com

I like the kind that carabubble posted and the last one that raven posted.

I have one that is shaped like a regular wheelbarrow from about 5 plus yrs ago and is made of some type of resin material. it's fine, I used it to move things from my old house to the new one (about 90' maybe). not the really big things... and stuff on the land. I don't actually do much of that anymore but have someone else do it. like my nephew or guys from the local church ranch (halfway house/ranch).

I also picked up an old metal wagon at a garage sale yrs back. recently had new wheels put on it. larger ones so it sets up higher. I use that to bring groceries from the car to the back door area - often the patio door.

Wrong link, roxanna.

Here https://www.smartcarts.com

That's not the correct website for the cart. It is something totally different.

This is the only smart cart I found

https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/smartcart-4810

We have this fabric collapseable wagon we bought years ago and use it for hauling the groceries from the car to the house and into the kitchen. It is a wonderful wagon. We also take it with us on vacation to the beach to haul stuff from the rv or truck to our canopy on the beach.

https://www.amazon.com/Mac-Sports-Collapsible-Folding-Outdoor/dp/B01J90FXNU

They now have some with big beach tires on them.

This thing survived both floods! Hubby power washed it with Odorban and let it dry in the sun. I don't know how much longer it will last but it has been a great wagon. I could hook the handle on to the back of my scooter and haul it around lol.

SmartCart link.

I used these carts on my son's horse farm and they are the best. They're great for hauling but one wouldn't use them to mix concrete in due to the square shape.

I've got a gorilla wagon and use it all the time. I bought it 5 years ago. It's even been used for things other than gardening. The late night I was going to bed and realized my refrigerator was warming, I loaded all my food in it in the kitchen and took the food out to the garage refrigerator. People have borrowed it when moving, and I used it myself when moving in here...I filled it with books from the back of my SUV and rolled in to the built in bookshelves.

I find it really convenient. It pulls easily across lawn, but doesn't get moving too fast for me to control on my sloped circular drive. DH has a dual tire wheelbarrow that he raves about. To me, it's clumsy, heavy and fights with me when I'm steering it. Love my wagon.

This One: (it dumps too)

Sorry for the wrong link for the SmartCart -- and thanks for the correction!

I love my red flyer wagon I bought at a yard sale many years ago. I would be lost without it. The tires must be solid rubber.

Red flyer here..with removable wooden fences. It was my son's then once he got too big and moved on he left it behind and I have made good use of it!! Best grma Christmas gift EVER.

I have a Garden Cart very similar to the one raven posted. At the time DH bought mine, you could get it in 3 sizes, S, M, and L. Mine is the medium. The bicycle type tires make it very maneuverable, even loaded, with one hand. The back side is removable, making dumping or clean-out very easy. Mine is over 20 years old, has always been stored clean and indoors (storage space under our house), and except for signs of much use, looks great. I have never replaced the tires (knock on wood). Worth the investment if you are a big gardener, IMO. Edited to add this Cart.

Mine is similar to the Smart Cart with the spoked wheels. It's very easy to maneuver.

I have one in the garage, that has had wood pieces in it for a few years! It is plastic and okay. My favorite one was all metal and had tires like a small bicycle, never had to put any more air in them, it was so easy to push and empty. Well, I do not have it any more, my husband backed over it with his tractor.. I guess it depends on how tall you are and also what you are going to be hauling or pulling with it. I bought my daughter one like Moni's and I could hardly pull it up a hill. I would rather push. I do have two trailers I can hook to my "big rig" and pull where I want them. One is metal and one is plastic. I like the metal one the best.

Sue

Outside, that is an AWESOME cart... just a bit more expensive than I can handle. For years I had a red flyer wagon, I hauled everything on, even a refrigerator... and then, I had one like now, but without the side pieces... but it was left behind during my harebrained Florida stint... and now, I have the one where I can use or take off the side pieces. I love it... it rolls easy for me... and I can haul anything in any size on it.

Moni

This is my cart. I had wanted one for years and finally hubby got it for me for Christmas a couple years ago. The bed dumps and it is so easy. He’s going to put a hitch on the back for me so I can pull a trailer behind it if I want. Love it. It has saved me a ton of steps and work.

Moni, it truly is a great cart. I would buy one again in a minute knowing what I do now about how well it has lasted. We have 9 acres but even if we downsize one day it’s going with me. We do have an ATV and a larger cart I can pull for really large jobs but I still use this cart for around the house.