Andersen Unus Shopper — Oli.P 3.0 Bag

Some shopping trolleys look like medical equipment. The Unus Shopper is not one of them. It's Andersen's design-award-winning urban shopper — four design awards including the Red Dot and Universal Design Award — paired here with the Oli.P 3.0. The aluminium frame, height-adjustable 3-way handle and 17 cm ball-bearing wheels make it as practical as it looks. Bike n Easy compatible with the Type 2 Adaptor.

Key features

3-way handle system — adjusts for users of different heights without tools
Aluminium frame at 2.3 kg — light to carry, solid under load
Foldable foot stand keeps the trolley upright when stationary
40 kg load capacity with 126 cm handle height for taller users
50-litre main compartment — among the largest non-Fado bags
16-LITRE thermal compartment — largest thermal in the standard range
BACKPACK MODE for off-trolley carrying
Side and front pockets

Specifications

Frame
Frame	Unus Shopper
Wheel	17 cm Ball-Bearing Whisper
Aluminium frame	Yes
HängFix system	Yes
Chassis weight	2.3 kg
Chassis load capacity	40 kg
Chassis height	126 cm
Track width	48 cm
Open dimensions (assembled)	48 × 33 × 126 cm
Loading surface (W × D)	37 × 21 cm

Bag
Bag	Oli.P 3.0
Bag volume	50 L
Bag size (W × H × D)	35 × 59 × 24 cm
Bag weight	1 kg
Total weight (chassis + bag)	3.3 kg
Thermal compartment	16 L
Reflectors	Yes
Side pocket	Yes
Front pocket	Yes
Water resistant	Yes
Bag easily removable	Yes
Backpack	Yes
Drawstring	Yes

General
Bike n Easy	Compatible — Type 2 Adaptor
Warranty	2 years
Country of origin	Germany

In the box

Andersen frame, assembled
Bag, attached
Wheels (quick-release on Royal, Komfort, Royal Plus; standard on Scala, Unus, Tura)
Manufacturer warranty card
PDF user manual (available for download — see Fitting & installation)

Note: the Bike n Easy adaptor and bike-side coupling are sold separately. See Compatibility.

Compatibility

The Unus suits urban shopping, design-conscious daily use, and households where people of different heights share the trolley. The 17 cm wheels handle smooth pavement and most kerbs comfortably but aren't designed for serious off-road or gravel use — the Tura or Royal are the heavy-terrain options. Bike towing works via Andersen's Bike n Easy Type 2 Adaptor.

Attaching to a bicycle

This Shopper is compatible with Andersen's Bike n Easy attachment system, which lets you switch between pulling on foot and towing behind a bicycle in a few seconds.

Two components are needed: an adaptor on the Shopper (this frame takes the Type 2 Adaptor) and a coupling unit on the bicycle. The bike-side coupling depends on your bicycle's geometry:

Pull Easy — bikes with a rear luggage carrier
Easy Snap — alternative for rear-carrier bikes
Big Easy — bikes without a rear rack (mounts to seat strut)

The full breakdown with fitting guides and videos is on the Andersen Bike n Easy attachment guide.

Fitting & installation

The Andersen frame arrives fully assembled. The bag clicks onto the frame using the HängFix system (on Royal, Royal Plus, and Unus frames) or attaches via integrated straps (on Scala, Komfort, and Tura). Both are tool-free.

For bicycle attachment, see Compatibility above and the Andersen Bike n Easy guide for the full fitting walk-through, including PDFs and video tutorials per coupling. The Unus Shopper user manual is available to download on this page.

Instructional Video & User Guides

Andersen Unus Shopper — fitting and use guide

Download user manual (PDF) · Andersen safety guide (PDF)

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FAQs

What's the difference between Oli.P 3.0 and Famke (both 16L thermal)?

Oli.P 3.0 is larger overall (50L vs Famke's 47L) and includes backpack mode that Famke lacks. Famke has a smaller, more focused feature set. If you'll use the backpack mode, choose Oli.P; if you won't, Famke is slightly lighter and a bit cheaper.

Why does the Unus cost more than the Scala if both are pull-alongs?

Three reasons — the aluminium frame (lighter and stiffer than the Scala's), the height-adjustable 3-way handle (Scala has a fixed flat handle), and the 17 cm ball-bearing wheels (versus the Scala's 15 cm). It's a design product, so some of the premium is also for the form factor that won the Red Dot.

Will the Unus handle gravel paths or unpaved tracks?

It'll handle them but it's not what it's optimised for. The 17 cm wheels transmit more vibration on rough ground than the Tura's 29 cm pneumatic wheels or the Royal's larger options. For regular off-road use, choose Tura or Royal. For occasional gravel, the Unus copes fine.

Hitch A Bike Expert Note

The Oli.P 3.0 is the closest thing to a "do-everything" bag in the Andersen range under the Fado 3.0's tier. Three-frame compatibility (Komfort, Royal, Unus) means it's a safe pick across most setups. Where it loses to specialist bags: the Hydro 3.0 is more waterproof, the Fado 3.0 is larger, the Hera is faster to pack. But for "one bag does most things", this is it.