Belle 2204 Warrior Wheel Barrow

This wheelbarrow is so much more rigid than any previous one I have used. Even when fully loaded with 7kn concrete blocks there is no flex and it is easy to push. Though fairly pricey it is worth the extra cost. Great wheelbarrow.

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Bought my 3rd Belle wheelbarrow - the other 2 as good as new after over 2 years daily use. Not cheap but a lot cheaper than replacing inferior wheelbarrows. Ordered one day and received delivery the next.. 5 stars for product, transaction and delivery!

Very pleased with mine. It feel sturdy, comfortably carries a large load and looks like it will last a long time. No thin plastics here!

Turned up quickly and in perfect nick

Great bit of kit. Easy to put together and very strong and durable. Worth every penny

Fantastic product and great service

Purchased two of these warrior barrows, solid quality barrow and have been well used in their first week on site and still looking like new. Highly recommend

The item was exactly as described delivery was perfect

Iv tried lots of different wheelbarrows but this one is the best . Yes it’s expensive but it will out last all of the others by years . I purchased some £75 barrows last year and they are have split tubs now !!

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Good points : strong tub , strong frame , good tyre ,easy to push Bad points : width of tub is small for any one carrying bricks blocks or flags , frame from wheel to tub is flimsy and will bend cheepest part of barrow A. ?40 barrow is 100% better than this one This barrow is no good on a building site but would probably be perfect for a diyer

The Belle Warrior Wheelbarrow is the best I have owned. I have gone through many makes and types over the years looking for 1 to last. I have had my first Warrior for 1 year and about to order another. Yes the tub is narrow at its base for moving bricks blocks etc but for landscaping work, soil, rubble, cement they are great. Best barrow to move and will out last all. Pricey but you get what you pay for these days.

I bought the first one of these good few years back and they have well been worth the extra money over a hammerlin barrow that if your lucky will last a year (speaking from experience). They are narrow for getting through alleyways and gates, the tyres are not rounded at the edges so lot more stable and far easier to push and the first few we bought must be 3 years old and going strong. Eventually the plastic body is likely to crack but this is if they arent washed out and a hammer is used to break out concrete over a long time. Small down side is that slabs wont fit in them but they are that stable you can lay them on top or have a crap tin hammerlin one just for this. Can rate these high enough, especially for landscaping.