There’s never been a better time to upgrade your mini transport game with a Pack and Roll Collapsible Cart!
For those of you struggling to transport your miniatures from one place to the next in a mannerly fashion, have no fear, for the Pack & Roll cart is here and on sale!
Now we’ve covered the Pack & roll before in great detail, so if you want the product breakdown, feel free to check that article out here.
This is from Amazon, so there’s a chance the price will go up at some point, so if you want this, don’t wait around and miss out, or pay more! Let’s take a closer look.
Pack-N-Roll Folding Collapsible Service Cart: $94.60
Portable Collapsible Cart: This service cart keep all your tools and equipment in one place when needed for maintenance responsibilities; Features a secure locking mechanism so it doesn’t collapse; 150 lb capacity
The Pack & Roll is very lightweight, making it a great option for transporting your miniatures. It packs a max 150lb capacity so it should be able to handle basically any load of models that you could throw at it, excluding yourself.
Here you can see the cart in action, fully loaded to the brim with armies and terrain. Alongside the fact that the cart folds easily to load in your vehicle, this makes the perfect addition for your trips to your local game store.
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About the Author: John Von Canon
John Von Canon
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Bio: Gym rat by day and a hobby enjoyer by night, collector of Atogs and Atog accessories. John joined the Spikey Bits team in 2023 and has since been covering new products, trading card games, and RPGs. He spends his evenings running reps at his LGS for the full hobby experience. If you’re looking for niche and convoluted ways to sneak out a win in your next commander game, he’s your guy. He’s been walking planes and slinging mana since the release of Eldritch Moon back in 2016.
