Save your back and get one of these early on, you'll me thankful you did. Also, get the larger capacity/larger wheel version. It's better on various types of terrain

I have used this cart for a few years now. It has definitely hauled well above it's payload capacity. The only thing I have replaced so far is one of the wheels that steer. The rubber split in the middle from overloading it too many times. This should last me for a long long time.

I've used these when working with friends in the industry, and I was never in love. They get the job done but never seemed perfect. After years of searching for a better solution, I finally caved and purchased this cart. I can confidently say after 6 months of use, I was wrong about this cart. It's true that it's not a perfect solution for every shoot day but it handles a lot of weight with ease and folds down so small. It's a solid product that is certainly worth the money. I've been modifying the cart slowly over time and finding more ways to make it work for me. If you're on the fench with this cart, I'd say go for it. Even if I upgrade to a more camera specific production cart in the future, this cart will still have a place in my kit for grip equipment. I love that it can adjust to fit my needs, and it's sturdy even when fully extended and loaded to the brim.

This cart is everything they said it would be. I went on YouTube just to check around before I purchased it and then I pulled the trigger and bought it. It's right about holding heavy weight. I'm 290 and jumped on it to roll down the street lol. Then I loaded it with gear and it was perfect. Now....it holds heavy weight....but don't forget you have to push that heavy weight. I had a slight hill and I was like oooooooh boy. It rolled, but I had that thing STACKED!! So keep that in mind. Flat land, you're good. The only way to make this cart better is to add some type of electric motor to help move it move up a hill once it's loaded. Other than that, it's golden.

game changer, life saver. you can extend between the shortest lengths and the longest length. makes it very easy to adapt to different size items. buy bungees or ratchet straps to help hold your items down.

I've owned a production company since 2014 and we never had a cart. Don't Judge. We do commercial and corporate work, and so many times we'd just ask the building if they had a cart. So dumb. They only did about half the time, so we were left just dragging cases everywhere.


We finally worked with a DP who had one of these and knew we needed to immediately buy one. This thing is incredible. Just an absolute workhorse. Expands far enough to fit everything and I never feel like we're putting too much weight on. It's the tried and true cart of many DPs. Can't believe we went so long without it.

This cart changed the way I work. I can fit all my gear on this, and load into a location. It expands a lot and rolls super smooth. I also bought this surface deck thing that fits on these carts. It's call LAVA CART NYC. They have outlets right on the top surface.