RocknRoller Multi-cart (Micro model) : Bearded Drums (Season 3, episode 5)

In this week's episode we take a look at the RocknRoller multi-cart, the micro model. This little $109.00 multi-cart is one of the most useful products I have purchased. The cart packs down very small yet expands to allow me to move my entire gigging rig into the venue and out in one load. RocknRoller offers several great quality models to accommodate any size rig. Today I will show you how much it can hold and how I load up my micro model multi-cart.
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[@adolfougartevera7818]

would love to see it deal with stairs and rough road conditions.

[@stuffnuns]

I just unpacked my R-2, and I can tell u w/o an unboxing vid, the construction is Real. No BS. It’s cleverly designed, too. Their attention to details that protect you from making a mistake when unfolding/folding it, which is great at the end of a long night. That’s when I get stupid. Anyhow, The RockNRoller cart is a quality product. And it is made with Pros in mind, who must move gear and pack it in, and out, of the gig. RnR has straps available, too. Great for when you’re piling the gear on.

[@davidsuprenant893]

Very nice,wish I would of had a cart when I was playing out. Especially for all them heavy stands I use to carry with me,not to mention 6 drums and cymbals. It was a lot of work.!

[@rudybarajas4159]

I've had my Multi Cart for ten years now ! No failures . I use it three or four times a week as I gig for a living . It has been one of the best investment I've made . I always recommend it to my musician friends but they always go with a cheap one from Lowe's or somewhere . Then they are back to looking for something else not long after . Great video .

[@GaryCantonDrums]

Great video,, thanks for sharing

[@andrewsimineri2243]

I like the idea of putting the long bags sideways but how do you fit through the door? I just inherited one of these little carts but I just need to buy new front casters. I have an original R10 that I've been using for years and I love it. I'll use the little cart for my jazz sized kit.

[@ScottShireman]

Another great video! Looking forward to the next series!

[@wellnesswisdom-vi2sb]

THere is a 16" extension for the micro that makes it as long as the max version....

[@GrandCanyonRVResort]

What size are your Tom’s and kick? I would like to see the size of this kit that you just loaded on that cart. Great video.

[@BeardedDrums]

To this day, I still have this cart and it works flawlessly. I am able to put my full load (using bungee cords). 22 inch kick 12 & 16 inch toms.. Still one of my favorite pieces of gear and a go to solution when I am gigging.

[@Devon523]

Playing gigs? What’s that? Lol I haven’t played a gig since March 14 2020. I have the regular rock n roller cart. Best money I’ve ever spent. I love that thing!

[@BeardedDrums]

Lol, yes. I hope to find those long lost gigs one day as well. It feels like so long since we’ve been able to do what used to be so common and what now feels so uncommon.

[@danielcontrerassanchez8668]

Where did you get the hardware (dw) bag?

[@BeardedDrums]

That is the bag that comes with the DW ultralight hardware set, I believe it’s either 299 or 399 nowadays.

[@Hamptonflanagandrums]

What sizes fit into the Pearl bag?

[@BeardedDrums]

That is designed specifically for the pearl midtown setup. 10,13, and 13 snare. 16 kick goes in the other bag.