[30] I am a pro studio photographer, and I use this a/v cart as a camera shooting table during photo shoots. its very strong with casters that are big enough to roll over almost anything, very easy to assemble, I love it, I waited about 3 weeks to get it shipped but now looking back on it am glad I waited..

[30] Bought this to replace another utility cart my partner made off with…and I’m so glad I did! Better in every way than the old cart. Bought the deck surface for it, which makes it so much more versatile. Highly recommended.

[Steel] Very nice build quality worth the money. Well, see how it holds up with time. :)

[30] This cart has been flying a bunch lately and it has held up well to the airline gorillas they call baggage handlers. The Gator 52 sets up quick and rolls easily when heavily loaded. It is a sturdy little cart.

There is some assembly and I would recommend using a bit lock-tight to make sure the nuts don't back out. I also recommend attaching velcro straps to the handle for travel.

[30x 3-Prong] I'm very impressed with the build quality. It's compact enough to fit in my trunk along with a drum hardware case, and it extends to 52 to accommodate all of my gear.

[Steel] Got it on a Daily Deal for $160 !! Whoa... was I LUCKY because this is the cart build that you should be willing to pay full price for!!
The height of the two push bars are absolutely PERFECT... and the best asset for me was the Step Bar use to release/Unlock and lock the push bars!!! No more leaning down and using your hand to shove the plastic covered threaded cable like I do the two Rock n Roller brand carts I own. That other leading brand of carts are well build too... but for the price, functionality, build quality, and ergonomics, Gator is by far the winning cart brand for me.
I use it for video production and I tote two Apurture 600D's, three Sachtler camera bags, modifiers, two 24" Osee monitor cases, quite a few LED lighting cases and midsized accessory bags. It has PLENTY of space, and the wheels handle those effortlessly. I'm a huge fan and it suits my needs to where I use the other carts to handle the other gear as B and C carts (audio gear, grip equipment, electrical) Hahaha. Gator for the win!! - Brian A.

[30x 3-Prong] Bought one about a year ago to help roll cases of gear through the airport when I travel. This thing has taken a beating during this time and has lost pieces due to how nicely airlines handle it. But she's still going strong and if for some reason she broke tomorrow, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another.


Pro tip: I'd definitely recommend Gaff taping the handle down so it doesn't open up when checked.

[30] Top Quality very flexible use cart. Buy Bretford and never be disappointed!!!!

[30x 3-Prong] This cart was easy to assemble, and the onboard power strip is very convenient, as we always have to plug in both the computer and projector. To adjust it you have to take out four bolts, so it's not a super fast or convenient adjustment, but since we don't need to adjust it frequently, it works great for us.

[2] Makes moving a bunch of stuff a lot easier.