Rock-N-Roller R2RT (Micro) 8-in-1 Folding Multi-Cart/Hand Truck/Dolly/Platform Cart/26" to 39" Telescoping Frame/350 lbs. Load Capacity, Black

Perfect cart for my acoustic guitar, amp and gig case. It’s surprisingly sturdy and well made. The wheels are the smallest of any of their carts, but frankly, they work just fine. Probably not good if you transport stuff over turf or loose material, but for sidewalks and driveways, they’re more than enough. If you’re tall, know that you’ll probably have to lean over to push or pull it. The handles on either end are different lengths but even the longer of the two isn’t all that tall. I’m 5’7” so it isn’t an issue for me. If you’re 6’ or more, you might want to look at one of the bigger models. I’d measure from the floor, and see if the advertised height of the longest side reaches up high enough for you. See if it’s an issue. If I was designing it, I’d include some sort of catch or retainer to snap and hold it together when folded. As it is, I use a bungee cord to keep the handles attached to the frame when it’s folded up. Not a deal breaker, but it could really use that feature. Magnets, spring clip... something. About opening and closing the handles... This is their smallest and narrowest cart. So the handle width on the short end is only about 8” wide. The reason that matters is that, to open and close the handles, there is an installed cable you pull on to bend in the bottom of the handle to get it past the stop/lock pins on the frame. There isn’t a lot of clearance to get past the lock pins and so the narrower side handle takes a pretty good amount of force on the cable to pull and hold so you can pivot the handle into place. The longer side is wider and bends in easier. The short side is more work. A bigger cart would be easier, but this size works for me, so I’ve just had to live with it and learn its quirks. Bottom line, it’s a really good cart. It’s small, narrow, lightweight, has surprisingly good wheels and casters and will hold a ridiculous amount of weight. It’ll expand in length and hold a bunch of gear. It’s really good and maybe great, but it’s not perfect. One other upgrade I’d encourage the designers to explore would be to install some plastic glide strips to the underside of the skid area on the frame in front of the rear wheels. There’s not a lot of clearance under the cart in that area and you might end up lifting the front and dragging the back a bit to get it over a step or something. A plastic glide on the frame would protect the edges of a step from the metal frame until the wheels can get where they need to be in getting over a rise. Just my two cents worth. But it’s still an easy 5-star rating.

Surprisingly strong frame, lets me roll from the car to the stage in one load. Wheel travel is smooth, release cables take a little practice, but build quality is good and I forsee this lasting a nice long time. Very satisfied with purchase, especially as it folds up so compact, I don't even have to fold down my rear seats to fit all my gear anymore!

I got this cart to help with a move, with the hopes that it would eventually become a kind of shop cart. It has since come in handy in a million ways. It packs up small and is perfect for getting large grocery runs up an elevator, for example. It's really well put together, and handled all of the furniture from our apartment, including a homemade dresser that's built like a tank, without complaining. It's great to be able to use it "short" when that's all I need, or to expand it out to move more or bigger items. I've even received complements from strangers on it, which is definitely not something I expected from a hand cart! My only nitpick is about the cable locking mechanism. It's a little weird. When engaged, the handles aren't held completely down, they're still able to lift to about a 30 degree angle while the cart is folded up. Intuitively, you'll carry this thing in a way that it won't be a problem, but they can occasionally move around when you need to load it sideways into the car, for example, and be a minor annoyance. The cable also has to be pressed kinda close to center to disengage the lock, which isn't a huge deal either but can be a little bit finicky, especially if you prefer to press it with your overly large feet like I do. It seems like they could have used a pin or catch mechanism of some sort to avoid these problems, but maybe there's something I'm missing about the benefits of the cable. Also, this doesn't have a platform on the bottom, so you'll need something large to cover the gap if you have smaller or thinner items to transport. This hasn't been as big a deal as I thought it might. Most of the time, there's something big enough to bridge the gap that I can stack other things on top of. But it's worth keeping in mind, depending your use case. The manufacturer does sell really nice carpeted decks for these things, as well as a ton of other potentially useful accessories like shelves and bags, though a piece of wood would do in a pinch.

I've owned my cart about 3 years and I refer to this this as the "Finger Crusher". But before we get into its nickname, I've used this for craft shows loading stuff to events. I have heavy soap product so I place them in totes and loaded this thing up! And it has been great and held up fantastically against some serious constant hauling. Downside you can be wheeling along cruising and a tiny pebble on concrete or flat ground will stop this thing dead in tracks and send you flying forward.... it happened to me. The wheels are really only effective on flat surfaces if I ever had non flat surface to bring it across I was pretty much screwed. And was dragging dead weight, every tiny rock would lock up the wheels. I regret not purchasing the all terrain but I'm not sure it was available before, but it has the same front wheels so you are lifting the front? If you stand the cart up to collapse it and do not tighten the knob this thing will come crashing down really fast with a clang and finger will be crushed. When you are in a rush you dont think to turn the knob you just click it in place and go. So heads up! Otherwise it's been handy in many situations and it's very sturdy!

No deja de ser una madera recubierta y con 4 mecanismos simples de fijación al carrito pero da mucha estabilidad y seguridad para tranportar los equipos que llevamos para conciertos. Lo recomiendo.

I sell Childrens books and have some heavy boxes to take from car to events. I needed something that would fold down to take in my car, but was sturdy enough to carry my stock. Having the option of using it as a 4 wheeled trolley or a 2 wheeled sack trolley is also great. This is perfect and so versatile with the extended option too. I'm sure I will get my monies worth out of it. Delivery was extremely fast, even though I only paid for standard delivery. Thank you

Muy bueno, es el segundo que compro (también tengo un R6) y son lo mejor para acarrear equipo musical (bocinas, subwoofers, backline etc. Muy buen producto!

Je trouve le système de verrouillage et de déverrouillage de ce chariot très peu pratique lorsqu'il s'agit de le plier, de le déplier ou de modifier sa configuration.

This may not be the best photo I have but it does exceed my expectations! It does the job for its size and can take punishments from stones and uneven pavements. Smooth and so light that it fots my hatch back car. Worth the price!