Ok, Looking to Setup a Rolling Wagon (foldable) for USPSA, Share Yours Here!

[Brandon Breeze]

So, before the real heat comes in (NorCal), I want to get a folding wagon type setup like I see several folks have at the local matches.

This way I can toss my bag and stuff in there, making it easier to stay organized and not have to carry the weight on my back, be able to carry a chair, utilize an umbrella etc, heck maybe even bring a small ice chest.

Some facilities are better setup with shade than others, so it will need to be a modular type setup and I'm ok with some creativity and modification of things to make it happen.

I already have an umbrella, chair, ice chest and all the other goodies to go in this setup, so mostly need the folding cart/wagon itself and some ideas how to set it up.

Feel free to share your cart setup below!

TIA PFA

 

[Experimentalist]

I have to agree, utilizing a cart makes a day at the range considerably more civilized.

I've been using a double decker cart from Timber Ridge: https://www.amazon.com/TIMBER-RIDGE...ll-Terrain/dp/B08DHRMGP6?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

The extra shelf is useful when I just want to stash a coat and sweatshirt, or when I want to bring a rifle case along.

So far I'm pretty happy with it. I've drug it through a lot of gravel and dirt, it works out well. One thing I've learned to do is to quickly verify all four wheels are turning. The front two have brakes, and once one was on without me knowing it.

I do bring a chair along with the primary gear, but haven't utilized an umbrella yet.

 

[Brandon Breeze]

I have to agree, utilizing a cart makes a day at the range considerably more civilized.

I've been using a double decker cart from Timber Ridge: https://www.amazon.com/TIMBER-RIDGE...ll-Terrain/dp/B08DHRMGP6?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

The extra shelf is useful when I just want to stash a coat and sweatshirt, or when I want to bring a rifle case along.

So far I'm pretty happy with it. I've drug it through a lot of gravel and dirt, it works out well. One thing I've learned to do is to quickly verify all four wheels are turning. The front two have brakes, and once one was on without me knowing it.

I do bring a chair along with the primary gear, but haven't utilized an umbrella yet.

Much appreciated, that's a good looking cart, the extra shelf gives a lot of options!

I've had to tuck under a few umbrellas already during both rain and sun, with the hotter weather approaching, the more shade the better!