My Camera Bag Cart — REVISITED (Page 3): Here is what I have been using for the last few years...

Larryshuman

Here is what I have been using for the last few years

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Show us some results...please. Nice setup!

SX2002 Loc: Adelaide, South Australia

What are they Larry...

lordblair Loc: Oklahoma

PhotoMono123 wrote:

A week or so ago I wrote about acquiring a Rollato... (show quote)

Very cool!

waynewiz

Awesome idea ! Thank you !

Jusayen Loc: Oak Ridge,New Jersey

Bultaco wrote:

Great Idea, I lost a lung in NAM and both feet are numb, can't walk over 30 yards. I made a box
with foam rubber strapped to the front of a ATV to carry lens and camera. I live out in the sticks.

Thank you for your service and what you gave for us.

PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

I'm glad this worked out for you Don.

Don

Chuck B

Ednsb Loc: Santa Barbara

Larryshuman wrote:

Here is what I've used for a few years. I'm luckey that all of our metro parks are flat but this runners buggy does go thru sand also.

Is that a child runner? You say it can go through sand? How easily as that is one of the terrains I need to be able to traverse.

Ednsb Loc: Santa Barbara

I have had to severely pull back on shooting with my mirrorless and lens as my neck is quite bad so any weight on it kills me quickly. As a result, I have been shooting with my iPhone 14 Pro and carrying a light weight tripod or selfie stick. It has surprisingly worked better than I thought but I really want to use my cameras. As I said above I do go out on beaches quite often. So to the OP do you think yours would work on sand?

PhotoMono123 Loc: Houston, Texas

Ednsb wrote:

I have had to severely pull back on shooting with my mirrorless and lens as my neck is quite bad so any weight on it kills me quickly. As a result, I have been shooting with my iPhone 14 Pro and carrying a light weight tripod or selfie stick. It has surprisingly worked better than I thought but I really want to use my cameras. As I said above I do go out on beaches quite often. So to the OP do you think yours would work on sand?

The promotional materials say that these things can go on "firm" sand. I have used mine on grass, gravel, and dirt paths — even dirt paths with tree roots. I have also been on wood walkways. I haven't yet tried sand personally.

Here on the Texas coast, I do not think I would have a problem using it on the area of the beach that is within the reach of the tide.

I hope this helps.

Ednsb Loc: Santa Barbara

thank you

yssirk123 Loc: New Jersey

Seems like a great purchase that should give you more opportunity to get out and about with camera in hand. I hope it brings you much joy and I'm looking forward to seeing your posts.

DavidPine Loc: Fredericksburg, TX

I had 2 strokes in 2019 and when I graduated from a wheelchair to a rolling walker I made sure to get a good one with a seat and a sizable carry bag for my gear. I have a 3-wheeler and a 4-wheeler I use. I would like one with large pneumatic tires for off-terrain. Good luck.

PhotoMono123 Loc: Houston, Texas

DavidPine wrote:

I had 2 strokes in 2019 and when I graduated from a wheelchair to a rolling walker I made sure to get a good one with a seat and a sizable carry bag for my gear. I have a 3-wheeler and a 4-wheeler I use. I would like one with large pneumatic tires for off-terrain. Good luck.

I wonder if you could order a set of wheels from the manufacturer? They may charge a bunch though. On the other hand, a new one is around $200. Here is one that is priced at $180.