RockNRoller R2RT "Micro" Multicart

I?m impressed by this roller.

Unboxing
I?t comes in a compact box. The body is assembled. The wheels need to be mounted. The instruction how to mount the wheels can be improved. After mouting the wheels, the handels to manage the roller, can be used. To flip the handels, you need to be stong...
But then, the roller is ready for use.

Use
I use it for moving heavy active 15? speakers. Stuff can be place on a solid surface, does?t fall of the roller. The quality is very good. Stable. Wheels are turning easy, so it can do the job very wel. Thats why I give 5 stars !

I've used RockNRoller carts for years to move DJ and PA equipment around. I previously had two of the larger R12 carts with pneumatic wheels, but needed something smaller that would fit more easily in my van while still carrying a decent amount of equipment. This fits the bill perfectly. It's small enough that I can keep it permanently in the van, yet it folds out big enough, and is strong enough, to carry a surprising amount of kit.

The fact that it has the updated non-pneumatic wheels is also great as it means I won't have to pump the tyres up occasionally as I used to with the older models.

Despite the smaller wheels it still copes well with uneven ground, although it's obviously more suited to flat terrain. Even when loaded up with a pile of equipment it rolls smoothly and easily, and fits easily through doorways.

Overall, highly recommended!

as a musician you always look for your perfect tone, the best gear to find your sound, and maybe like me (a guitarist) you want to use your valve head, your cab, your two gig guitars, the pedalboard, of course cables, and you have to perform your "Santiago Way" to the music room or the gig twelve times like a mule.
this rocknroller is the solution to mantain your back safe!
small when closed but can increase in lenght to load all your stuff!
the right solution to use your gear in the music room if you cannot leave there your equipment and the big aid when you perform your gigs in clubs (in our experience in a lot of gigs you also have to use your own PA , so this is the final solution!)

so, think about yor tone but remember your hands, soulders and your back!

this trolley really is outstanding
I'm a sound engineer and most of our gear is cased and on wheels but there are always bits that are smaller or where wheels aren't appropriate - this is where the trolley scores for us.
I wouldn't mind a handle extension since i have to lean over to push the trolley but that aside the trolley is perfect.
you can pile this high and heavy and have no worries. here are a few examples of how we use it:
- in bars and pubs, fill with monitors, lighting cases, multicore case, rucksack etc and once unloaded it folds away to nothing.
- in theatres, load with rucksack connector boxes, food and other miscellany and wheel separately to front of house mixing position. once used it will fold away under my mixing console at my feet for the evening
- moving bits in and out of the car to our workshop or house. i keep the trolley in the car between gigs for exactly this purpose. it gets loaded with lighting, cable boxes speakers and all sorts
it works well, folds to nothing and works every time - after 6 months it's paid for itself several times over. probably once of the best pieces of gear i own - if they had a rising handle it would be perfect.

Easy to assemble, directions are a bit lacking in quality but it won't stop you from assembling this as there are only 2 important procedures. Extends to a decent length and clicks into place once it reaches it's maximum length. It can be used as a flatbed trolley or a handtruck-type dolly depending upon how it is configured.The wheels are not inflated wheels but, rather, hard rubber so they won't go flat on you, they swivel well and it makes load-in and load out for me a breeze. I have used it on many gigs already and it hasn't failed to deliver. I am sure there are bigger, stronger ones out there but this does exactly what it says it will do "on the tin".