[4] This is the luxury SUV of wagon’s. Well built, functional, durable and beautiful. A conversation piece.

[4] My wife asked me why we don't have a wagon to carry our gear around and I thought that it was a great question. I did a lot of research and B&H recommended this one.

We've used it several times and the wheels work so well over different terrain. We carry about 110 pounds of camera gear... Our bag, lenses, light stands, flashpoint 600 heads, props, sand bags, etc.

It founds up easily and unpacks just as much.

[25 lb] I feel like it’s easy to get ripped off on these little wagons. I know they sell similar items at many different places but when you see them in person they’re obviously super cheap.,,, might as well spend $30 more and get something real. This thing will probably last a lifetime.

[Canvas, Steel] I have only used the wagon for loading things in and out of my car for a trip so far. The wagon is great! It is very easy to pull, and it turns easily. It holds a lot of gear, including a heavy cooler. I love the color, the wheels seem great, and the wagon is well made. I intend to use it for carrying computer equipment to and from jobs when my smaller cart won't carry it, but it will be handy for many things.

[Canvas, Steel] Perfect for transporting equipment to locations. Easily holds to strobe bags, sand bags, stands, etc.

[4] An essential item to add to any film kit. I've used mine for several weeks now to carry my gear and have no issues to report. Might grab a second one to fit more equipment, though it's certainly enough for small shoots. It's very simple to set up and fold down, and fits easily in the trunk of my sedan with plenty of room to spare. Would highly recommend.

[Canvas, Steel] I bought this All Terrain Wagon several months ago but finally have had several varied occasions to use it. It's really a fantastic accessory. It handles an enormous array of cargo and weight. It rolls easily on broken and uneven pavement. It sets up and then folds up extremely quickly and easily. When folded up it is quite compact and easily fits into an automobile trunk or back seat.I wasn't sure how useful this would actually be but I'm completely satisfied with it.

[25 lb] This little wagon is perfect for hauling my gear around. Not too big & is actually built quite ruggedly. It's great not having the weight of all my gear on my back & it doubles as a table. So nice not to have to put my backpack on the ground to change lenses. Folds up nicely so it doesn't take up much space when not in use!

[25 lb] Ive been carrying my backdrop stand, light stands, backdrop, and camera/light gear myself when I set up studio on-location, so Ive been looking for something portable and sturdy. This was perfect--I got it just before a shoot at our local university, and it was SO NICE not to lug everything myself across campus. Easy to fold up and unfold again. Love the wheels!

[4] This is a very handy item. I use it to haul my extensive camera equipment around. Wheels good on soft surfaces. Folds cleverly for easy transport and storage.