Large Plastic Drawers On Wheels

[0.18 lb] And will protect your large glass way better than any plastic thing that came with it.

[22.645 lb] Easy to put together, yet built with heavy-duty plastic and industrial-quality wheels, two of which can be locked down to prevent the cart from moving. Very stable when assembled. Enough headroom on 1st two levels to hold a variety of oddly-shapped art supplies, power tools, etc. A really good value.

[0.07 lb] I own several of these after buying the others which are less expensive. We only use the Matthews now after being let down by the others. It weighs more but it's a far better product. Trust this with your precious on-cam accessories. The wheels are larger and made of metal. The wheels actually stick flat on surfaces not angled like the cheap plastic ones. After tightening you might have to plier them off but a small price to pay for security. Too many close calls with the other cheap ones! Don't be fooled by the other one's photos. When you receive them they are tiny, small wheels that you can't grip, plastic components, + there's too much play when turning the wheels and loosen up quickly. Trust the Matthews and stop worrying about your Atomos hitting the concrete!

[36 x 19 x 9"] The upper and lower sections seem to be made of robust, reinforced resin. The upper flat section has two metal, angled struts secured with two screws each that run along its length to reinforce it further. The vertical supports are made of plastic and are indistinguishable from the supports from common plastic shelving. The wheels are attached by pushing their pins through holes in the bottom tray, where their retaining rings ultimately secure them. Two of the wheels have locks on them and all four of them pivot. The entire cart is ultimately held together by friction and gravity, but it does not come apart when crossing rough floor transitions. All 8 of mine now have plywood caps and power tools bolted to them. The modifications were easy to make and the carts are holding up well under use.

[38.2 in] Nice sturdy compact cart,We use it for a projector and laptop in a classroom setting.Nice large wheels great for getting in and out of elevators.

[0.22 lb] The case seals down on 3 sides. The interior is large enough to house my 6 speedlights, Pocketwizard radios, battery sets, speedrings, cables, Zoom recorder, chargers, etc. Nothing is crushed and I get to an event with everything I need all in good shape. I chose the case without wheels because it is lighter than with. If I need wheels, I will use a trolley. This is better than the Pelican cases I own.

[Black] I have this Wave 2 Jib Arm with Tripod, Dolly, Track, and both Track Wheels and the very large Caster Wheels and must say that this is an outstandingly great system. No regrets and no criticisms. Yes the mounting base requires a 100mm heavy duty tripod and suggest the Proaim one included in the package, (actually I have two of those tripods, and a Proaim Orion Geared Head and Tilting Base Plate) and am totally impressed with all of these products. Their equipment is beautifully designed and built. I'm looking forward to getting some of their car mounts and more in the future. Great investments.

[28 lb] Well made can hold up to 300 Lbs. of gear. The large wheels make it easy to maneuver. It doesn't fold completely flat, but it holds more than carts that do. We LOVE it!! We have loaded for huge cases on it and strapped them down and it rolled with out any problems across carpet. Its great buy for the price!!

[, 3x Flat] Easy to assemble. wheels are good for rolling in and out of elevators. heavy duty for large monitors and speakers.

[3.7 VDC] There were so many to choose from, but this was the one I needed. Easy to use, large wheels with locks and carry bag makes a nice set. So far it has performed well. I would recommend this.