Which is better for moving mulch or soil?

The Gorilla Carts. Its 7 cu ft bed and dump release move far more per trip and empty without shoveling. The Aerocart's 3 cu ft is better suited to smaller loads.

Which is easier to store?

The Worx WG050. It converts and folds down, while the Gorilla is about 44 in long and does not fold.

Is the Worx worth the extra money?

It depends on the job. At $189.84 to $189.99 since October 29, 2026, the Worx costs more than a basic cart but replaces a wheelbarrow and hand truck. If you only haul garden loads, the Gorilla's larger dump bed is the better spend.

Can the Gorilla Carts dump its load?

Yes. It has a quick-release dumping system that tips the poly bed so soil and mulch slide out.

Which handles soft ground better?

The Gorilla. Four 13-inch pneumatic turf tires spread the weight, while the Aerocart rides on two wheels.

Both use steel frames. The Gorilla's poly tub won't rust, and its pneumatic tires are replaceable; the Worx's moving conversion parts are the wear points. Neither maker publishes a service life.

Gorilla Carts 6 cu ft Heavy Duty Poly Dump Cart with Steel Frame vs Worx WG050 Aerocart 8-in-1 Yard Cart

Buy the Gorilla Carts if you haul soil, mulch or firewood in bulk: 7 cu ft, four 13-inch pneumatic tires and a quick-release dump bed beat the Aerocart on capacity and unloading. Buy the Worx WG050 if you need one tool for many jobs: it converts to a wheelbarrow, hand truck and more, and folds for storage. On price, the Worx has run $189.84 to $189.99 since October 29, 2026; no current price was given for the Gorilla, so check its live listing before deciding.

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