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If your gym runs volleyball on the same floor as basketball or other court sports, a volleyball storage cart is the fastest way to clear poles, nets, and hardware between uses. The Jaypro Volleyball Equipment Carrier line covers two capacities: the Standard model (42 in. L x 32 in. W) holds 4 poles and suits single-court gyms or clubs with one net system to store, while the Deluxe model (48 in. L x 36 in. W) holds 6 poles and fits multi-court facilities, rec centers, or programs that run more than one volleyball setup at a time. Both are wheeled carriers designed to be rolled from the court to a storage room rather than carried by hand, which cuts down on setup and teardown time and keeps poles from being left leaning against walls or bleachers.
Gared Sports' upright transporters are built around the pole diameter, not a one-size-fits-all frame, which matters because volleyball uprights aren't uniform across manufacturers. The collection includes the 6290 (3 in. uprights), the 6294 (3-1/2 in. uprights), and the 6293 (4 in. uprights), so it's worth measuring your current poles before ordering rather than guessing. Using a transporter matched to the pole diameter keeps uprights secure in transit and reduces the scraping and dinging that happens when poles are dragged across a gym floor or loaded loosely onto a generic dolly.
| Model | Upright Diameter | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Gared 6290 | 3 in. | Standard club/school uprights |
| Gared 6294 | 3-1/2 in. | Mid-size upright systems |
| Gared 6293 | 4 in. | Heavier-duty upright systems |
Not every facility has floor space for a rolling cart, which is where Gared's storage brackets come in. The Vertical Upright Storage Bracket (6291) stores poles standing up against a wall, while the Horizontal Upright Storage Bracket (6292) racks poles sideways, which some equipment rooms prefer when ceiling height or door clearance is limited. Both are a lower-cost alternative to a full cart when you just need a dedicated place to keep uprights off the floor between seasons.
For programs that want to consolidate net systems, uprights, and related hardware into a single rolling unit, the Gared Sports Volleyball Equipment Storage Cart 6295 is built as a more complete storage solution than the individual transporters. It's positioned at the higher end of this collection's price range and suits athletic departments or facilities managing volleyball equipment for multiple teams or courts.
The right pick usually comes down to three questions: how many poles you're moving at once, how far they travel between the court and storage, and how much floor space your equipment room has. A Jaypro carrier makes sense when poles need to roll across a gym regularly. A Gared upright transporter matched to your pole diameter is the right call when the priority is protecting the poles themselves during transport. A wall-mount bracket is the simplest option when poles are stored in one place long-term and don't need to travel far. Reviewing pole count, diameter, and available storage space against the products above will narrow the choice quickly.