Wheeled gear case

[mrpackerguy]

I'm looking to consolidate 3-4 cases and small bags of gear (cables, guitar stands, power strips, mics, small pedals, in-ear monitoring equipment and other assorted gear into one larger wheeled multi-compartmented case. There's a Stanley case that looks neat, but the reviews are not the best. Any ideas?

[One Bad Monkey]

Have you thought about getting something along the lines of a V-Cart by Gruv Gear? I've been using one since April, and the various configurations were enough to warrant the extra money spent on that over a regular appliance cart. You'd still have to use your regular cases and bags, but would be able to schlep things in less trips.

[Liam Wald]

I have an Anvil case that measures 4'x2'x18" with 4 compartments wheels and a handle that slides in and out. Space for cords, cables, mics, strings, pedals, fuses, batteries, tools, adapters, guitar stands. Pretty much everything. It is really organized and virtually indestructible. And it matches all my other Anvil cases. I have had it for 20 years.
I love Anvil cases!

[runmikeyrun]

does it have to be an actual musician-specific case? I would think you can find a piece of wheeled hard luggage for cheaper.

[mrpackerguy]

Originally Posted by runmikeyrun

does it have to be an actual musician-specific case? I would think you can find a piece of wheeled hard luggage for cheaper.

No, not at all and more likely it's a tool or portable work station or something.