Cart – for The G3, G5, and Rove 6 - Collapsible Carrying Cart - Oxygen Accessory - Weighs 3.25 lb. - 41 in. X 17.68 in.

Super, lightweight cart for your oxygen. I found my portable oxygen heavy to carry around body for too long. This little cart is perfect, very compact and copes with any terrain. I would have given 5 stars except for the price. It is very expensive for a plastic cart, but it works so well I'm glad I bought it.

Just received this caddy. I have COPD and have resisted using an oxygen caddy for ages despite my doctors telling me to do so. Guess I didn’t want to look disabled. BUT… was not going anywhere due to oxygen deprivation which was not good. This little gizmo is so light and easy to use. Looks just fine and helps me breathe. If you need it, just get it!! You won’t be sorry. You’ll be moving, baby!!

This cart is perfect for my portable Inogen concentrator! I purchased the larger battery & this makes it easy to take with me! It collapses easily and is quite sturdy! (The little blue compartment to hold my water, I added separately)

Para mi es de gran utilidad ya q necesito oxígeno y m va muy bien para llevarlo y poder salir de casa con el portatil.

Es muy útil para transportar el equipo cuando se sale de casa, es pequeño y liviano, sus ruedas giran muy fácilmente, desde luego lo recomiendo mucho!!!

I have used the Inogen One G5 for several years now. Even with the small battery the G5 gets heavy after a while. The Inogen G3/G5 Cart solves this problem. The cart is intended to be use with the standard case of the G5. As a matter of fact the back of the case slides right over the handle of the cart. The cart cradles the G5, so it's not going anywhere. All in all the cart is a well designed system. It has a wider wheel base than the O2 bottle cart I have. That bottle cart is rather unstable. I haven't had any problems going over bumps or for that matter sidewalks. I can't say how it would work with the Inogen G3, but it works great with the G5. I would pay attention to ensure the handle is all the out , if not the cart will hit the back of your foot. The cart is a little pricey, but it does solve the carrying problem.