Old Cedar Outfitters Rolling Rod Cart and Tackle Trolley Holds 12 Rod and Reel Combo for Garage and Home Storage

This is a amazing cart to have if you have that someone in your life who has many many rids and fishing supplies. Has been holding up for a few years now. Function and use is A+. Does not take up too much space. Great purchase.

Got this while on sale. It decently sized and rod placement is adjustable. It was easy to put together and I was able to organize all tacklebox as well as bait boxes in one place. I like the wheels so i can move it when i am messing with my rods and tackle

I saw this on the shelf at my local unamed, ginormous sporting goods store (you know the one with live fish in tanks). It seemed like a pretty clever idea and I was anxious to try it, as my fishing gear always winds up scattered all over the garage and basement depending on which of the kids went fishing. It was slightly cheaper here on Amazon, so I ordered it and it arrived quickly. I was a little surprised the entire thing needed to be assembled and the directions were a little small, but it was not complicated and didn't take too long to put together. I have to admit it helped that we have assembled metal storage shelves that work on the same principle (metal shelves held on position on the poles by plastic sleeves). It's a little tricky doing it by yourself if you've never done it before, but like I said, it's not complicated. I was completing the last step (adding the plastic tray at the top) and putting some pressure downward on the poles when I heard a "crack" and one of the wheels had cracked out of the plastic assembly keeping it in the end of the pole. It was unrepairable and I was quite disappointed. However I called the company number listed on the instruction sheet, but it was the weekend so I had to leave a message regarding my dilemma. I was completely surprised to get a phone call on Sunday from a company employee (owner?) who happened to stop by the office and got my message and thought he'd try getting a hold of me. He understood exactly what happened and said he would immediately send a replacement pole. A few days later imagine, my surprise when the package arrived and found he had sent TWO new poles, TWO new wheels with improved attachments, AND a cool LED light that goes in your tackle box. WOW!!! What customer service! So, now I have a fully functional fishing rack that holds my gear and will likely be joined by a second trolley next year, as this one will soon be filled up. Overall quality is decent (some shelf welds were a little thin). I think it's actually pretty pricey for the size, however I haven't found a similar product, so it was worth it. So, FOUR STARS for the product (would have had five if it didn't break), but FIVE stars for the company, service, and final outcome.

I received the item within a week of purchase and could not wait to put it together. The parts page (2 of 2) was perfectly printed. However, the instructions page was missing 1/3 of the left side of the page. Let me add that I am female and I do tend to read instructions. After a little struggle of turning shelves over, adding and removing spacers, and gently tapping or pressing everything into place, I was able to get it together, but not in 5 minutes. It is by far the most useful gift that I have bought for myself in a long time. Okay, my husband can use it too. We love fishing and have a lot of fishing poles, several tackle boxes for specific fishing needs and bags of lures, baits and terminal tackle. This cart is perfect for everything. The only thing that would make it better is a stop insert for the top portion of the rod holders so they don't slide out once it's put together.

Easy to put together. Those broken pieces on most other reviews are the pole end protectors not actual pieces of the assembly. The top rod guides are a little loose and slip. I just took mine off and put a thin piece of gorilla tape, slipped them in and back to normal. Easy fix. For the price you can't beat storage and rod organization. Will this thing hold big surf rods, yes and no. I wouldn't but that's not what this is designed for. This is designed to work with standard size rods.

its been years and I still have it

Having never assembled a rack like this before, I found the instructions a little confusing. After figuring it out I was able to assemble it easily. When placing the rods in the holders however, I had to readjust the shelves so that the rod guides didn't hit the holder clips. And those clips move too easily, and I had to zip tie them (another reviewer gave this tip) in place so that the rods would stand up straight -- works well. Another reviewer mentioned that if your rods have reels attached you probably won't be able to use all the available positions. Another problem I had was with the hangers for hanging equipment on the rack. They were like shrink wrapped with plastic that was practically impossible to remove completely (photo). And when removing the remaining plastic the clips broke! I could only use two of them. With these limitations in mind however, I am using the cart for my spare rods and some equipment storage and it's ok.

Pros: Sturdy, enough space for multiple tacks bags and boxes, each shelf holds a lot of weight (I’d say about 10lbs each). Looks like a display shelf with it’s little hooks and rod holders and so now I don’t have to hear my husband complain that he can’t “find a bait” because the hooks display all his worms for him. Cons: A lot shorter than I thought it was going to be and I wouldn’t say it’s “adjustable”. EHH: Instructions are equivalent of IKEA’s...if you’ve ever put together ANYTHING from there, you can build this shelf. The top of my rod holders, the paint is worn off a little and there’s no end caps for them...not that I care since it’s for my husband. Other than that it’s a pretty good little trolley and I had zero problems with the rod holders themselves, I was just very careful with putting in the spots.