Le Eckla Multi Rolly - Chariot de portée IPSC
>110 lbs (50 kg) capacité de transport et
capacité de siège de 264 lb (120 kg)
Se plie à plat 27,5 x 26,8 x 6" (70 x 68 x 15 cm)
The Eckla Multi Rolly
This companion to the popular Beach Rolly has specific features for sport shooters (as well as for hunters, fishermen and photographers), including gear hooks and a fold-down shooting seat.
High quality precision construction and engineering, made in Germany, the Multi Rolly can hold up to 110 lbs (50 kg) of gear, yet folds down to 27.5 x 26.8 x 6" (70 x 68 x 15 cm) for easy storage in your vehicle.
The Multi Rolly is great for lighter weight gear and provides a convenient seat. For heavier long lens gear we recommend the Beach Rolly, as the payload area is lower and closer to the axle, making it much easier to tote.
The Multi Rolly has several specially designed features: Cargo hooks let you hang bags, cases or cameras for quick access. Integrated pockets in the cargo area hold firearms, paddles, and tripods, for secure transport. A band on the payload back accepts gear pouches and bottle holders. A fold-down shooting seat is attached to the frame, letting you sit down without unpacking your Rolly or carrying an extra seat with you!
Pack your gear, cases, long lenses and tripods and zip along trails or the beach without shore shoulders! Not to mention safely walking on slippery ground with a load to throw you off balance.
Features
o German engineering and construction
o Wide pnuematic all-terrain tires
o Rust proof and salt proof heavy duty aluminum frame
o Cargo hooks attached to frame
o Pockets hold items such as tripods securely
o Band on payload back for gear pouches
o Separate fold-down seat allows you to sit without unpacking
o 110 lbs (50 kg) hauling capacity and 264 lbs (120 kg ) seat capacity
o Weight 15.4 lbs (7 kg)
o Payload space 20W x 14D" (50 x 35 cm)
o Payload back height 21.5" (55 cm)
o Seat size 18W x 16D" (45 x 40 cm)
o Folds flat 27.5 x 26.8 x 6" (70 x 68 x 15 cm)
Color
Olive green/beige color scheme.
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