Telescoping Multi Cart Platform – Rock 'N Roller R2RT Review

I needed a cart to move cases of glassware and bags of t-shirts and such. This trolley should also take up as little space as possible. It seemed to me that R2 suits me. When I received the car, I took it out of the box and put it together. Instructions were seriously lacking, but it was common sense to set it up. My first impression of the car was "a thin square tube with thin walls". After using it a few times and adjusting its length, I added "useless powder coating" to the list of things I…

This is a great cart. My wife and I play in a band and we have two of them. They are easy to assemble and feel quite stable. They fold up to about the size of a moving van. It would be cool if the wheels folded, but I doubt their weight would be estimated at 350 pounds in that case. We have two JBL Eon One Powered PA speakers, a 2 x 10 bass box, a bass head and a PA head (we use it as a mixer) and with these two carts we can get everything at once when we need it. We usually make a second trip…

R2RT thinking it was a different model. First impression was that it looked cheap. The smallest wheels of all, decals and grip tape, started falling out within the first two uses. and when significant weight was applied, the sides felt like they were flexing. However, they never did and I have to say that within a year this became my FAVORITE car. I have a couple of modified carts and a portable hand cart that I've used for pretty much everything. However, this carriage replaced both. I'm a DJ…