[Aluminum] I love this cart! It takes the pain out of moving gear and location shoots. It breaks down small and holds a ton of gear! Probably gonna buy another one in the near future!

[25 lb] It’s kinda simple, it adds a baby pin to the cart, but that’s great! I use it as a light mount, one less C stand to carry around. Or I use it as a Steadimate Steadicam stand while balancing my rig or between shoots. Very handy to have.

Only minor complaint, it would be nice to have the hardware that lets you clamp on the hardware after the cart is assembled instead of having to install before the top shelf is on. That said, it’s not something you rearrange a ton.

[25 lb] This is a bargain...as solid as expected...I replaced all the knobs with #8 metric hex bolts to create a few inches of space at the edges of the shelves... everything from my Innovativ fits this cart. Made is India obviously by folks aware of set work and Innovativ cart design. If you need a solid cart and portability and breakdown are not a big priority, then this stuff works.

[Aluminum] This is a great addition to my R6. The only downside is that I can't use it at the same time I use my grip and gaff bag. Other than that, it's super solid and gives me a great workspace on set.

[25 lb] Seriously impressed, exceeded my expectations. It's so well built, very tough and quick to assemble and disassemble.

Be sure to add air to the tires when it arrives, all the way up to the recommended 50psi. Also be careful not to completely loosen the grips or attachment bars as the interior screw can fall out. Otherwise an excellent cart.

[220 lb / 100 kg] I've been filming professionally for 30 years. I wish I would have had this cart 20 years ago. Big time saver and does an outstanding job transporting all my camera gear to set. It's heavy when broke down but should be after all the weight it can hold. I could not be happier with this purchase and no more back pain lifting gear and making multiple trips.

[220 lb / 100 kg] so the cart came in today weighing at 126lbs, its not light for one man (unless you got muscles which I dont have)

Setup:
setup was extremely easy as they provide you with the tools needed inside. everything was wrapped and the insert styrofoam made sure everything was neat.

after assembly this this is HUGE BUT one thing to note is that the wheels aren't inflated so be sure to inflate before loading it. 30 PSI is what its rated for 

Storage:
putting everything back was easier then assembly. if youre going it one man band (which I dont recommend) youre going to find that lifting one side up will make the other side harder to lift as the tubs will press on the side of their insert. I just lifted one side, walked around and slowing got the other side out as I didn't want to to slam down. 

the wheels and accessories will be moving around inside, as expected but I found I had a bag to place everything in so that I didn't have to carry around the foam that was inside initially.

Use:
maneuvering around was easy enough with the rubber handles. especially thru grass or tough terrain that my smaller rocker cart was a nightmare to deal with in that situation. 

overall:
a great cart for the price, this thing will most definitely last with its durable body and ease of use! I highly recommend this cart for anyone looking for a durable cart that will most definitely fit the needs

[25 lb] This shelf is super handy! Love that it has a grippy surface. Super easy to install on the cart.

[Aluminum] Firstly, getting a production cart was something I should have done ages ago..

I literally could not have done my last shoot without it. I needed to swap between gimbal, stick, and handheld while going from multiple locations around a fair, throughout day & night.. which required bringing lighting, reflectors, etc...

The 42 cart allowed me to have a place to transfer media from the camera, hold lenses, hold c-stands, etc..

There are other carts, but they are wayyy more expensive, and do essentially the same thing..

The only advantage of some of the other carts is that they offer more options for attachments... but for the money, this is the best one..

Attachments I can STILL get:
C-stand, tripods, Camera Holders, Cup holders, Trays, umbrellas... I'm sure I could also get a monitor stand, but haven't looked..


at 42 it's JUST big/small enough to fit inside of a Dodge caravan standing up straight... of course, can fit almost anywhere if broken down.

PROs:
- it's price is so much better than every other cart..
- it still gets all the attachments
- can hold a large weight capacity
- tires roll across every kind of surface

CONS:
- it will make you instantly regret not having one your whole life
- you will want to get plenty more attachments
- can't fit a 3rd shelf, but that might be a plus in some cases

[220 lb / 100 kg] I have had great success and work flow from my two PROAIM production carts, including the 42-inch model that I'm using for Video Village transport. Let's be honest: production carts tend to be ABSURDLY priced. They are basically four wheels and a simple metal frame. There is NO REASON except pricing GREED that some companies are charging $3,000+ for something you could make from $300 worth of materials purchased at Home Depot. Still, time is money, and if you want a solid and reliable cart that's ALREADY fully assembled and quickly broken down for transport, try this PROAIM cart or others in their product line. If you buy from BHPhoto, you SAVE a lot from the international freight out of India.