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

Our sound man has one of these. I finally got tired of dropping my gear coming in and out of the venues so I ordered one for myself. Best decision I've made

This is such a handy little cart. I bought it to help move tables and totes for craft shows. It saved me a million trips. It folds and unfolds easily. I love that it's lightweight enough to be easy to handle when not in use. The attached pic doesn't look very impressive but it has 2 6ft tables, a 4ft table, a solid wood checkout stand plus totes that are heavy. That's 5 trips for me combined in one easy to roll trip. Haven't used it as a dolly, not sure it'd maneuver well due to the wheel size but as a cart, it's perfect. It rolls very easily on pavement and concrete. We rolled it across uneven yard once. Wasn't wildly stable but it handled better than I thought it would. All in all I would recommend it.

The biggest issue is that this is not easy to use as uprightOne of the handles must be thin to be able to go under the box

I use this for work and home use.For work I load it up picking up and dropping off multiple rolled plans to submit to the city.At home I use it in the yard for lumber or heavy plants. it's strong and easy to adjust for small or large uses.Great tool to have handy in the trunk for Costco shopping. I hauled all 4 tires at once.I highly recommend this item.JS

If you perform in a band and haul equipment, you need this cart. All of my bandmates have one of these in different colors to move equipment from the parking lot to the stage. It folds flat for easy transport. I carry three floor wedge floor monitors on mine, along with mic stands, etc. effortlessly. Great product.

Loaded it with 4 heavy printers, 3 tables and a bunch of other random heavy stuff I didn't wanna carry and did the job just rite.Got stuck on the longest setting but that's where I need it so I'm not even trippin

I needed something small similar to a hotel cart that I could keep in my car - mostly to move digital music instruments and cases from car to stage. The R2RT-RD micro arrived in a neat small box. Upon opening I could see poor paint job, stickers were curling off, etc. After struggling with the meager documentation, I got it basically working in one position.After using it at a state fair site yesterday, I can say it handles small dirt roads and grass ok as long as you go slow and take it easy - but the small wheels are a warning to those who are less inclined to be careful. I imagine this item would not endure much rough use. In other words - do not think it is Heavy Duty by any means.I can't comment on the other positions, but it does NOT look very good for using as a hand truck - which is fine for me but be warned - I seriously doubt that the marketing this item as able to turn into a hand truck is even something you want to risk.I decided that the small size is an advantage (for me) since I need to keep in my car. I can live with it as I need something and it works for the few times I will use it - but I would be much happier if they refunded half of my money. This is a $50 item at best in value.

Awesome

This cart made short work of load in and out of our band gear and with very little effort.The releases can be pulled up or down to move the sides into place or return to folding position for storage or transport. The releases are pretty stiff. The guys had no problem operating the releases but I found them a challenge due to shoulder issues. However, I used my foot to hold the cart stable while I pulled up on the release OR used my foot to push the release down. Either method worked.The cart is sturdy and seems well made. It was easy for me to assemble while following along with the YouTube tutorial - very helpful!I also purchased a separate cargo net from a different seller on Amazon to hold gear for my solo gigs but have not needed it yet. Measure to see what size you might need for the load you move. If the gear is balanced, it stays on the cart nicely without the net. Of course, you have to be careful as you wheel it behind you (which I can do while also pushing a wheeled bag at the same time).I can see that this cart has multiple uses and have already recommended it to all of my musician friends. Wish I'd had one for slugging karaoke gear 20 years ago! Worth every penny.