Rock N Roller

Gear carts designed to move equipment fast.

About Rock N Roller

Rock N Roller is a California-based company that builds multi-purpose equipment carts for musicians, DJs, audio engineers, and production crews. Their carts fold flat, expand to carry hundreds of pounds, and convert between configurations in seconds. The R-Trac wheels handle stairs, curbs, and rough terrain without tipping or losing control. Rock N Roller carts are built with welded steel frames and industrial-grade components. The R12RT All-Terrain model is their flagship: 8-inch wheels, 500-pound capacity, and a footprint that fits through doorways. These carts move gear fast and take up minimal storage space.

Multi-Cart Systems

Rock N Roller's multi-cart line includes models from the compact R6RT to the heavy-duty R18RT. Each cart adjusts to multiple lengths and can be configured with or without side shelves. The R12RT is the workhorse: it handles PA speakers, DJ coffins, rack cases, and cable bags in one load. The R10RT Max is wider and lower, designed for larger speaker cabinets and amplifiers. All models fold to under 10 inches deep for van storage or closet space. The carts ship with a removable bag for cables and accessories.

Cases and Transport Accessories

Rock N Roller makes bags, bungee cords, and shelf kits designed to fit their cart frames. The R-Trac bags attach to the cart handle and hold cables, adapters, and tools. Bungee cords secure cases and prevent shifting during transport. Shelf kits add a second tier for smaller gear like wireless mics, controllers, or lighting fixtures. These accessories turn a basic cart into a custom transport system. Everything mounts without tools and stays in place on rough surfaces.

Shop Rock N Roller at Blackout Audio

Rock N Roller carts are built for Canadian gigging musicians and mobile DJs who move gear multiple times a week. Free shipping on orders over $199 across Canada. Browse the full range of multi-carts and accessories online, or contact the Blackout Audio team with questions about capacity and configuration.