The R2 cart is designed for guitar/bass equipment, karaoke, cases, or even airline travel. While being 15% lighter than the former RR4, it also folds 15% smaller with the same 24 cubic ft. of load capacity. This capacity exceeds that of any luggage cart, yet folds to fit many airline overheads! Other features include expanding from 26 to 39 in. in length, 25 in. front and 18 in. rear foldable sides, 6 x 1.5 in. rear wheels, 4 x 1 in. casters, and a textured black color with yellow allows for use on stage. It'll even functions as an amp stand! Learn More...









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10 out of 10Overall:
I needed a cart for a variety of jobs, all non-music related. This summer my R2 Micro was expanded and used to haul gardening supplies/equipment as I worked in the yard, including some very large pots. Recently I used it to haul suitcases and a cooler into the hotel where we were staying and putting on a presentation. From the hotel room, it was used to haul the presentation materials (large framed photos/posters, easels and boxes) to the other side of the convention center (a considerable distance). Frankly, I don't know how we would have done it without the R2. In the future, it may be used to haul a dog, a dog crate, a grooming table and grooming supplies to the show site. I especially like how compact it is for loading in my trunk ... and it hangs nicely out of the way on my garage wall. Basically, it is the best $100 I've spent in quite a while!
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10 out of 10Quality:
It rolled down the stairs at the apartment where I live . It made alot of noise but you'd never know it took a fall .
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I can carry my Yamaha Birch kit on it in bags and it fits perfect !!! When you fold it up you can hide it out of site . Its not too heavy . And its built like a tank !!
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