Name: Tilta Boulder Camera Cart
SKU: TC-T01
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.66666666666667 (6 reviews)

Description

TOOL-FREE ASSEMBLY – Quickly build up or break down the cart
EXPANDABLE DESIGN – Supports many optional accessories for different workflows
EASY TRANSPORTATION – Collapsible, lockable case design fits smaller vehicles
SIDE TABLE (Indie Kit) – IGT standard mount for swappable tabletop inserts
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL DESIGN – Ideal for Camera Assistants, DITs, Mechanics, and Outdoor Enthusiasts

The Tilta Boulder Camera Cart is a rugged, portable workstation built to meet the demands of professional filmmakers, technicians, and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Designed with versatility and convenience at its core, the Boulder features a tool-free, quick-release system that allows it to be easily assembled or disassembled on the fly, perfect for face paced sets or life on the move.

When not in use, the cart’s top and bottom trays combine to form a secure, hard-shell case, locking the components inside.
An integrated handle and small built-in wheels transform the disassembled unit into a rolling case, making transport effortless between locations and easy to load into smaller vehicles.

Built from durable aluminum, the Boulder offers multiple mounting options including 1/4″-20 and 3/8″-16 threads with locating points, enabling full customization with optional accessories. Whether you need to attach monitor arms, tool racks, or other support gear, this cart is ready to adapt to your workflow.
The base model includes four wheels, two fixed and two rotating casters, for smooth mobility, along with two handles for comfortable control.

A wide range of optional accessories lets you expand the cart into a camera workstation, focus pulling station, DIT hub, or even a mobile workshop.
From serving as a focus-pulling command center or being a companion for outdoor adventures, the Tilta Boulder is your go-anywhere, do-anything solution.

Base Model:

1：Top Tray – Gray *1

2：Bottom Tray – Gray *1

3：Support Post – Gray (40mm) *4

4：Mounting Bar – Gray *2

5：9″” Fixed Caster – Gray *2

6：9″” Swivel Caster – Gray *2

7：Handle – Gray * 1 Set（1 set with 2 Pcs)

8：Air Pump（21110.00185.00.00）*1

Indie Kit:

1：Tilta Boulder Camera Cart (Aluminum) – Gray（TC-T01-G）*1

2：Steadicam Dock for Boulder Camera Cart – Black（TC-SD-B）*1

3：Monitor Mount for Boulder Camera Cart Mounting Bar – Black（TC-MM-B）*1

4：Expansion Mounting Bracket Kit for Boulder Camera Cart – Black（TC-T01-EMK-B ）*1

5：IGT Outdoor Expansion Module for Boulder Camera Cart – Black（TC-OEM-B）*1

6：Dual IGT Plate Kit for Boulder Camera Cart – Black（TC-DPK-B）*1

Base Model:

Shipping Dimensions: 42.13 × 30.71 × 16.14 inches

Shipping Weight: 163.8 lbs

Materials: Aluminum-alloy, Iron, Stainless Steel, Plastic

Color: Gray

Indie Kit:

Shipping Dimensions:

Box 1: 42.13 × 30.71 × 16.14 inches

Box 2: 48.03 × 22.83 × 15.75 inches

Shipping Weight:

Box 1: 163.8 lbs

Box 2: 46.3lbs

Materials: Aluminum-alloy, Iron, Stainless Steel, Plastic

Color: Gray

Solid cart, few things to fix

The cart is a solid build and very affordable. Few things I would change are finding a way to make the top shelf easier to disassemble. It is very tough for a single person to do this. Also the rugs are nice that it comes with but I would prefer they are permanently attached. Then finally, add a secondary handle for loading this in and out of the cars when all folded up. At 100lbs, it’s not easy with just a single handle.

Quality Needs WorkGoodExcellent
Price / Value ExpensiveOKGreat
What kind of content do you create? Commercial
What Camera System do you use this with? REDSony

14 January 2026

Tilta

Thank you for the feedback Dan! The top shelf is significantly easier to remove by yourself if you loosen all latches on the cart and remove the side support bars first! The rug can be glued in place if preferred and we generally recommend having a second person lift the opposite end while the other lifts via the handle!

30 April 2026

Anonymous

Built Like a Tank! This is My New On-Set Command Center

The Tilta Boulder (Indie Kit, Gray) has completely changed how I run a set. From the moment I unboxed it, the build quality was impossible to ignore. The aluminum frame feels indestructible, the casters roll smooth and lock with one stomp, and every panel, joint, and latch has the kind of precision you usually only get on gear that costs three times as much. After weeks of pushing it around concrete, gravel, and polished office floors for corporate shoots, it hasn't loosened, rattled, or shown a single scuff that mattered. This thing genuinely earns the "Boulder" name. What sold me even more was how fast it goes from box to battle station. The tool-free assembly is the real deal. No allen keys, no fighting with hardware. Just drop the posts in, lock the latches, and you're rolling. When the day wraps, the top and bottom trays clamshell into a hard case that locks everything inside, and the integrated handle and small wheels turn the whole thing into a rolling case I can slide into the back of an SUV solo. For a one-person or small-crew operation moving between corporate locations, that breakdown speed is worth the price of admission by itself. Where it really shines is as the Command Center for the client. I run it as my full video village on corporate shoots, with the monitor mount up top dialed in for client view, the IGT plate holding my DIT laptop, the Steadicam dock is a must, and cables routed clean through the cable hooks so everything is powered through my EcoFlow and organized in one spot. On photo days, I flip the same cart into a tethering station. The laptop sits on the IGT plate, the monitor faces the client, organizer bins handle cards and cables, and the magnetic fold-down side gives the art director/client a real surface to lean on and review images using a MacMini and CaptureOne. Universal mounting standards (1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, 40mm, NATO, Manfrotto) mean I can reconfigure the whole layout in minutes depending on the job, and the speed rail with height markings makes it repeatable shoot to shoot. The Boulder Indie Kit isn't just a cart. It's the most professional-looking, hardest-working piece of infrastructure on my set. Clients notice. My back notices. My workflow notices. Easily one of the best gear investments I've made this year. Now yall came out with a 6 wheel extended cab version looking like Ultra Magnus in the camera cart game. All thats missing from Tilta is a frictionless slider for the Ursa Cine 12K. You know you want to do it.

Quality Needs WorkGoodExcellent
Price / Value ExpensiveOKGreat
What kind of content do you create? I create corporate video production content and commercial photography, with a focus on cinematic, brand-driven storytelling for client work.
What Camera System do you use this with? Blackmagic DesignCanonFujifilmRED

25 April 2026

CLAYTON C.

Wondercart

Product quality is great. It is just a bit heavy.

Quality Needs WorkGoodExcellent
Price / Value ExpensiveOKGreat
What kind of content do you create? Short and long form videos for small businesses
What Camera System do you use this with? Nikon

29 April 2026

Thank you for the feedback Clayton!

23 April 2026

Patrick S.

This cart is awesome. I'm a big fan!

Where do I begin? First off, this cart is solid and built like a tank. It's nice that this cart does break down but honestly, I think I'm just gonna leave it as is set up and roll it into a van for transport. But you can break it down if you have to. It's nice that they've created so many customizable accessories to truly make this platform your own. I really like the threaded mounting plates all around the cart. As far as my experience goes, fully loaded with gear and a few cases, I've had no issues moving it around once the tires were inflated to the proper psi. The ability to drop the side of the top shelf down so that you can use a keyboard comfortably was a huge selling point for me.

Quality Needs WorkGoodExcellent
Price / Value ExpensiveOKGreat
What kind of content do you create? Sports and rock 'n' roll
What Camera System do you use this with? Blackmagic DesignRED

17 February 2026

Jon R.

United States

Incredibly Solid Production Hub at A Great Price

After looking at so many of the camera cart options out there, we decided we didn't want a camera cart - we wanted a production hub. And that's what we were able to build out very successfully on the Boulder platform. We roll it into location ready to serve a lot of needs simultaneously. We started with the Indie package and added more accessories. We've got a Tilta mini v-mount plate bolted to the top rail, and on that mount is one giant battery that will run everything pretty much all day. We've got the Osee 22 on the monitor mount, a Vaxis RX/TX monitor, a Zoom F6, and all of the Senn lav RXs mounted and powered together for easy management by one person. We've got the side table mounted for a DIT station with the cables bolted in place. We've got the bowl mount on the steadcam add-on so we can build out cameras without getting in anyone's way. It's not uncommon to have three of us working at the same cart. (If I get the XL version, will there be room for the entire team? Only one way to find out...) I've sent pics of the built-out rig to industry friends, and I think I've ended up selling a lot of these for Tilta. I promote this platform because I believe it's extremely solid with build quality that we wouldn't expect at this price point. Also, Tilta launched this with a bunch of useful accessories that make my life on set easier. I know my industry colleagues won't be disappointed. I did buy mine through B&H, but that's only because they had a faster shipping option and time was in limited supply. I ended up paying a little more and missing out on the bonus goodies Tilta sends if you buy from them. I will go direct for my next one...and there will be a next one. One tiny downside: mine arrived on a pallet and in a big wooden case. Getting rid of all that wood was a bit of a hassle, but they did ensure that everything arrive in perfect condition.

Quality Needs WorkGoodExcellent
Price / Value ExpensiveOKGreat
What kind of content do you create? Mostly commercials and social content
What Camera System do you use this with? REDSigma

Tilta Boulder Camera Cart

Production Essentials (Optional)

Studio Accessories (Optional)

Attention to Detail

Magnetic Fold-Down side

Universal standards across the cart: 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, 40mm, NATO, Manfrotto

Speed rail with height markings

One-step-release brake system

Optional Wireless Motorized Module (Coming Soon)

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Optional Accessories

Compact Hook for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Compact Baby Pin Adapter for Boulder Camera Cart – Black

Cable Hook for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Sunshade for Boulder Camera Cart Extended Umbrella – Black

Organizer Bin for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Monitor Mount for Boulder Camera Cart Mounting Bar – Black

1/4”-20 Mounting Strap for Boulder Camera Cart

Baby Pin Stand for Boulder Camera Cart

Extended Umbrella Kit for Boulder Camera Cart – Black

Dual Accessory Mounting Bracket for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Tripod Holder for Boulder Camera Cart – Black

Mid Level Tray for Boulder Camera Cart – Black

Solid cart, few things to fix

Tilta

Built Like a Tank! This is My New On-Set Command Center

Wondercart

Tilta

This cart is awesome. I'm a big fan!

Incredibly Solid Production Hub at A Great Price

Compact Hook for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Cable Hook for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Organizer Bin for Boulder Camera Cart - Black

Dual Accessory Mounting Bracket for Boulder Camera Cart - Black