Tarion brought its TitanRig cart Pro to IBC 2026, a production cart that folds flat in seconds via quick-release latches rather than the slow bolt-together assembly of a typical rack cart, or the flimsiness of a repurposed beach cart. We caught up with Tarion’s Adam on the show floor, who ran through both the Base and Pro versions. I think you will be surprised on the pricing.
What it is

The TitanRig Pro opens into a tiered platform system, top, middle, and bottom, each rated for a different load, and folds flat again the same way: a few quick-release latches, no tools. Adam demonstrated the fold and unfold live, closing it down to a flat package that fits in a trunk in a few seconds. The same folding side panels that support the platform when it’s open also help keep loaded gear from sliding out through the middle, a dual-purpose part of the design Adam pointed to as what sets it apart from a standard folding utility cart.
Featured Specifications
- Load capacity: 440 lb total (per B&H listing; Adam described it on camera as 30kg/60kg/100kg across tiers)
- Cart weight: 20kg
- Fold time: A few seconds, tool-free quick-release latches
- Wheels: Pro ships with all-terrain wheels standard; interchangeable with hard plastic wheels
- Price: Base $449.99, Pro $599.99, both at B&H
Specifications
| Category | Base | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price (B&H) | $449.99 | $599.99 |
| Load capacity | 440 lb | 440 lb |
| Cart weight | 20kg | 20kg |
| Top platform | Standard | Larger, with locking side flaps |
| Side saddle (lenses, bottles, small gear) | Not included | Included |
| Bottom organizer | Not included | Included, rigid slide-in tray |
| Wheels | Hard plastic, pneumatic | All-terrain standard, swivel front wheels with brakes |
| Carry option when folded | Included | Included (built-in backpack-style straps) |
Pro version and accessories
The Pro shares the same frame and fold mechanism as the Base cart, but adds a larger top platform with locking side flaps (so a laptop resting there doesn’t dig into your arm), a side saddle for lenses and small gear, and a rigid bottom organizer tray that slides in and out. Both clip on and off in a few seconds, and Base-cart owners can buy Pro accessories separately to upgrade rather than needing a whole new cart.

| Accessory | Price |
|---|---|
| Titanrig LITE Z Desktop Camera Mount | $79.99 |
| Titanrig Arm Module Z | Available at B&H |
| Accessory | Price |
|---|---|
| Pro Top Shelf for Titanrig Cart | $159.99 |
| Titanrig Desktop | $199.00 |
| Titanrig Studio | $289.00 |
| Titanrig Arm Module X | $69.99 |
| Titanrig Arm Module Y | $59.99 |
| Titanrig Modular Desktop Boom Arm M | $55.99 |
| Mounting Rod (110cm) | $59.99 |
| Extension Rod Set Z | $29.99 |
| Saddle Bag (for Base cart) | $29.99 |
| Foldable Organizer (for Base cart) | $49.99 |
They also have a sun/rain shield (~$120) and an umbrella with a separate clamp mount (~$150) that attaches to either cart.
Price & availability
The TitanRig Cart Base is $449.99 at B&H; the Pro is $599.99 at B&H. Full accessory pricing is listed above.












