RockNRoller R12RT (All-Terrain)

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Transport Wagon

  • Length: 86 cm - 132 cm
  • Width: 35 cm
  • Width including wheels: 50 cm
  • Height when folded: 31 cm
  • Height when unfolded: 106 cm
  • Rotatable front wheels: 8" x 2" R-Trac
  • Rear wheels: 10" x 3" R-Trac
  • Weight: 15 kg
  • Load bearing capacity: 227 kg
Produkt dostępny od Maj 2012
Numer artykułu 278906
Jednostka sprzedaży 1 szt.
1 222 zł
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Polecam do transportu.
Piotr Konarski 28.04.2022
Świetny wózek do transportu sprzętu i nie tylko .Dobrze wykonany mam go już parę lat śmiga aż miło .Oczywiście deska rozsuwana na spód wygoda.
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It Certainly beats carrying in gear !
Glenn2701 04.09.2017
I've used this for a few years now , and as a weekly gigging musician , pulling in PA and guitar amps it is pretty indispensable.
I previously used a "sack barrow" but the castors didn't perform so well on some rough car parks, and cobbles.
Criticisms . . . The brakes are not so great , they work on the front wheels which will sort of lock , but with a good weight on the trolley you still get some unpredictable movement.
Load - over time my pull handles have bent , probably when faced with small door sills , I keep meaning to whip them off and straighten in a vice , but it ain't so bad.

As a one man band , with carefully loading , I can roll into a venue and get the bulk of the boxes in , and then bring stands , bags and guitar gigbags in.

I use it to haul - either 2 sets of LD Maui 28 , or 2 Yamaha dsr 15,s
Plus one flightcased mixer , one flightcases pedal train junior , one guitar cab 1x12 and 2 stairville power led bars , which forms a fairly flat load with platform not fully extended , I can then put a tubemeister and cable bag on top , with minimal risk of toppling , albeit the load will be stacked to a height of 5 feet

It saves time and multiple trips - but is probably pricy for what it is- but mine has lasted 250 or so gigs , without any serious wear and tear , so if anything happened to it , I would buy another !

I can use it on stage as a platform for the mixer , by reducing base size, and then flipping onto one side , with the wheels facing to back of stage ,and placing mixer and lid on top as a sort of cantilevered arrangement .
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Great idea, poor execution
Auraboy 04.04.2014
Having had lots of poor transport options before, now our band has started gigging a lot more, and with a lot more gear, we've upgraded everything. After looking through loads of options we thought this RockNRoller cart was big enough for most of our kit and we went with the All-Terrain wheel version since there are still some awkward entrances at smaller venues when you're forced to park up on uneven, badly lit surfaces out back.

The whole idea of this sort of cart is great. Unfortunately the build quality must have dropped recently as I'm not sure how everyone can give it such high scores. Rather than having a simple latching system to set up and down, the sections use really poor cables to deform the metal and the support struts simply don't fit. We ended up having to bend the metal struts with pliers to get the cart set up and it's very poorly designed in that the folding sections don't quite fit together neatly so they always stick out and swing wildly into part position when in storage. You can easily smash something or slice your finger open.

Given the price I was expecting a bit more in the quality control department. It's still a very good idea and it does work better than many of the equipment trollies that are designed for factories and people with big warehouses - unfortunately given how poor this one was put together and some really stupid flaws with latching it's probably not worth the money.
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An Essential piece of equipment
The Loungeman 29.09.2018
I?ve had the RockNroller for over two years now and I must say I?d be lost without it. I?m a solo act and every gig requires the following: 2 x EV ELX118p?s, 2 x EV ELX 115p?s, 2 x EV ELX112p?s, 1 stand bag, 1 lighting case, 1 cable bag, 1 x mic & digital equipment case, I x mixer case.
All of these stack on this trolley and (though it?s a bit of a weight) I can wheel all of this in on a level surface. Split the load in two and I can pull it up steps, across grass and gravel and manoeuvre cambers and bumps. It?s been dropped and battered and severely punished and it still glides along brilliantly. It?s adjustable in size (you can shorten it to fit in small elevators or stretch it out for big loads). Storagewise it?s a dream (it folds away and would almost fit in an airplane overhead compartment).
I would grind to a halt without it. Every act or band should have one of these.
Put it this way.... I can?t see it failing very soon... if it does I?m buying another.
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