Model X-Trek Version 3
Plage de prix : 420,00 € à 580,00 € VAT INCLUDED
Made for adventure lovers, the Model X-Trek Version 3 is the ultimate evolution of our hiking cart. Lightweight, modular, and ultra-durable, it adapts to all terrains and situations. Developed from real-world feedback from our users, it allows you to switch in seconds between rolling and carrying depending on the demands of your route.
The trekking trolley designed to push your limits
The Model X-Trek Version 3 is our most advanced hiking cart, the result of feedback from hundreds of users on the trail.
Its rigid tubular frame made of carbon fiber and aluminum is designed to hold backpacks from 30 to 110 liters. Thanks to its strength, it absorbs shocks on the most technical terrain while reducing carrying effort.
Weighing just 2.08 kg and offering exceptional compactness when folded, it’s easy to carry anywhere: hitchhiking, flying, by train or bus. Ideal for military personnel, rescue professionals, outdoor photographers, and long-distance hikers, this all-terrain cart supports you on your most demanding expeditions.
Available now – Home delivery within 3 to 5 business days.
| Colour | Black, Grey |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 3 sizes available to fit bags from 30 to 110L |
| Technical specifications | Total weight: 2.08 kg |
| Model X-Trek height option from 30 to 110L | This option allows you to increase the height of your Model X-Trek according to the weight of your bag; 4 possibilities: - 30 to 50 litre bag: x2 20 cm carbon fibre side rails; trolley height 50 cm - 60 to 80 litre bag (+20€): x2 30 cm carbon fibre side rails; trolley height 60 cm - 90 to 110 litre bag (+40€): x2 40 cm carbon fibre side rails; trolley height 70 cm - All sizes - bag from 30 to 110L (+80€): we offer this option if you have several types of bag and you want all the sizes of the Model X-Trek to suit your expeditions. This option consists of: x4 standard carbon fibre side rails and x4 black anodised 7075 aluminium clip connections AND x2 carbon fibre side rails extended by 30 cm. Possible heights: 50, 60 and 70 cm. |
| Wheel axle option | Stainless steel or titanium option (50 grams lighter) |
| Soft option | With or without |
| Notes | Bags, soft pouches and walking poles not included. |
23 reviews for Model X-Trek Version 3
Rigid
Designed to adapt to all types of terrain, the Model X-Trek Version 3 makes it easy to switch between portage and rolling. Its rigid structure improves comfort and makes the bag easier to install. Adjustable height, modular options, bike kit Everything is designed to follow your pace, without the need for tools.
Perfomant
Designed for regular, intensive practice, the Model X-Trek Version 3 offers a fluid ride comfort, an great stability and a maximum efficiency on all terrains. It can carry your gear in any situation, even on the most demanding expeditions. technical and engaged.
Compact
Compact and clever, the Model X-Trek Version 3 folds up in an instant into a boot, cupboard or under a seat. Weighing just 2.08 kg, it can be taken anywhere without taking up too much space, while remaining ready to tackle any terrain.
Customise with our accessories
The Model X-Trek can be customized to suit your activity and needs, thanks to a full range of accessories. From the bike kit to the hiking belt, and even a decorative patch, create the setup that fits your style — to go further, more freely.
Options
Adjustable height options for the Model X-Trek (30 to 110 liters): Choose from 4 extension options to adapt your Model X-Trek to the size of your backpack.
2 carbon fiber side rails (20 cm each); cart height: 50 cm
2 carbon fiber side rails (30 cm each); cart height: 60 cm
2 carbon fiber side rails (40 cm each); cart height: 70 cm
We offer this option if you use different types of backpacks and want to have all Model X-Trek height configurations available for your expeditions. This option includes: 4 standard carbon fiber side rods, 4 black anodized 7075 aluminum clip connectors, and 2 carbon fiber side rods extended by 30 cm. Available heights: 50 cm, 60 cm, and 70 cm.
The benefit of titanium axles is weight reduction; you’ll save 50 grams on the total weight of your cart, which can be a valuable advantage in carry mode if you're aiming for performance.
The Molle option is a flexible, perforated panel that you fit to your Model X-Trek to hold additional small pockets. This gives you rapid access to essential equipment: water, food, rain jacket, torch, etc.
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Trail-tested, adventurer-approved
Here's why our customers love Tactical XIII
Free delivery
in France
Get your hiking cart and accessories delivered in 3 to 5 business days, free of charge — ready to hit the trail.
Artisanal quality
French
Each Model X-Trek hiking cart is hand-assembled in Auvergne using strong and lightweight materials.
Repairable, modular, built to last
Designed with replaceable parts to last, even during your most long expeditions.
Patrice - FR -
I've just completed the Camino de Compostela, making it a point of honour never to carry my trolley. This mission was a complete success, even though I never spared the trolley on any of the routes. I should point out that I'm a physiotherapist, and as such I can legitimately attest to the undeniable advantage of this trolley, which protects both the vertebrae and the joints of the lower limbs. I've done several stages of 40 km or more (including one of 60). I don't think that's easy with a rucksack. I should point out that my load was 15 kg. I met another user of this model, who, like me, praised its merits. The other advantage is the speed of progress that this type of carrying allows. In short, I have no reservations whatsoever and I invite all hikers to adopt it for greater comfort and efficiency.
Martine - FR -
I acquired the Tactical XIII in 2023 to do the Camino del Norte from my home near Toulouse. Following a health problem, I interrupted my journey near Santander. I resumed the Camino in 2024 and finished in Santiago: a short month for each route. There wasn't much portage on a route that was reputed to be fairly difficult, and there were a few "bumpy" moments on the stone paths, but it almost always worked out! This autumn I did it again, walking from Porto to Santiago along the coast, with no problems. I was called out a thousand times during my peregrinations because of my "carro", which I affectionately named "Bérouette". A faithful companion, a friend to my back, and a spontaneous link with the people I met!
Great material that amazes and gets people talking ...!
Martine, just 69
René - FR -
500 km on the Camino de Compostela with no visible signs of wear.
The trolley was a great help in enabling me to progress to complete autonomy, with a total bag plus trolley weight of 18 kg.
Many pilgrims admired the "chariot" and were interested in purchasing one in the future.
Barrie - GB -
We did the GR78 from Luchon to St Jean Pied de Port. Over ~300km we carried a total of about ten km. The trolleys were excellent and I don't think the trip would have been possible without them, given the weight. Now we're going to work on lightening the bags, 8kg for my wife and 13kg for me (including water, food and croquettes) and the extra 2kg from the trolley.
So now I'm ready to set off with my bike kit for a little touring/folding bike trip!
Jean-Philippe - FR -
Great product.
Incredible all-rounder.
On the Stevenson trail, I only put it on my back once! Impressive.
What a relief for the back.
A great sense of freedom.
Thank you
Romain - FR -
This is my second Tactical XIII trolley. I had used an over-bag with the 1st version, which made it much easier to set up in the morning to balance the weight on the trolley.
I used my new TACTICAL XIII carbon cart in its longest version and bought a neoprene bag.
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Not only is this bag waterproof, it also allows you to easily fit the two straps of the trolley, balancing weights and volumes with ease.
More space, more comfort. Which is why I was able to pack my two-seater tent rather than my sarcophagus tent. A little comfort doesn't hurt.
In my bag: the 2-seater Queshua tent, the light sleeping bag, the self-inflating trekking mattress, the gas stove and cartridge, a pair of flip-flops, a towel, toiletries and food, a long-range torch and my knife (also essential).
I added two elastic straps to keep my water bottle handy, my spare walking poles (I broke a pair in a ditch), and my umbrella (diameter 143cm). I've given up the sweaty poncho for good and bought a wide, solid umbrella from Décathlon.
For a bag weighing at least 25 kg, if not more, I was really surprised. The trolley coped perfectly with the weight I was imposing on it. I didn't have a single incident on the way, apart from my bag, which flipped over in the ditch because of me, which broke the two carbon poles that connected me to the trolley. Pulling the bag was easy. On the climbs, my walking poles come in very handy. I did my 25 to 30 kilometres a day without suffering. At 66, I'll never carry a rucksack again. I'd recommend anyone who wants to do this kind of tour to use this kind of cart rather than damaging their back, knees and shoulders... Sport, yes, but not at the sacrifice of your body and your health. My 578 km ride was a real pleasure. I'll just have to change my tyres.
To get home, I walked from Rennes to Caen to Rouen in the same conditions.
Tanguy - FR -
Hi, I'm just here to give you some feedback.
So we travelled on foot and by train, visiting a number of countries in Europe, with terrain that was sometimes complicated, wet from the water on a lake, shocking and heavier than advertised.
With very strong but light poles.
We're back with lots of positive feedback on the product!
Over long distances on flat ground with a lot of weight, it can start to "hurt" in the hip after a while, but I'm tempted to say in the same way as a bag on your shoulders after several hours, so there's nothing shocking about it!
Very light and sturdy, only one bolt for tightening the axle that locks the wheels on the two trolleys fell out and only one stick out of the 4 was slightly bent, but the cause was a fall on the batôn in question.
Results: a great product, tested under difficult conditions and overweight, which held up to the end. Really an excellent product.
I can't recommend it highly enough!
Thank you
Hubert - FR -
Delivery well received. Quick and easy assembly. Waiting for the moment. Can't wait to try it out for the first time.
Jean-Pierre - FR -
I set off in May 2025 from the north of France with a bag weighing around twenty kilos, I took the Francigena and passed through Reims, Vezelay, le puy en velay to reach Santiago (Santiago de Compostela) via the Casino Frances, a total of 2,750 km in 59 days.
I'd like to thank TACTICAL XIII, because without the x-treck version 3 trolley I'd never have made it, it allowed me to be in a total wilderness bivouac. I only had to carry it for three kilometres during the whole trip, although the passages weren't always easy, but the trolley withstood all the abuse I put it through (it's really strong).
I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to go on a trip like me, but also to those who want to go on a bivouac for one or more days and who don't have the strength to carry it any more.
The TACTICAL team is really responsive; they are on hand to answer the slightest question or explanation.
Christmas is only 3 months away, so treat yourself or someone you care about to a holiday that will protect their back and allow them to continue to enjoy hiking.
Christine - FR -
This trolley is a marvel! It's really all-terrain and saves your back! Over 300 km and a cumulative vertical drop of almost 9000 m (and 7500 m for the negative), I only wore it for about 1,500 km!
Denis - CA -
I walked 400 km in Quebec with this trolley on the Route Verte. I was completely autonomous. I'm 69 years old and I came back totally satisfied with this experience. I'm ready for a new adventure. Thank you Tactical 13
Sieghard - DE -
A top product, very easy to assemble and really extremely light. I've already done a few tests and the properties are excellent. I'd recommend this product to any long-distance hiker.
Guillaume - FR -
Feedback on the Tactical XIII trolley - 600 km across France
I tested the Tactical XIII trolley on a 600 km walk across France. I'm used to carrying 20 to 25 kg on my back during daily walks of 15 to 20 km, which often left my shoulders and back in a mess.
With the trolley loaded to around 20 kg, combined with a small rucksack containing only the essentials for the day (water, first-aid kit, etc.), I was able to cover up to 30 to 35 km a day without joint pain and with much less fatigue than with conventional porterage.
Overall: very satisfied with the investment.
This trolley is a real game-changer for long-distance walking, particularly for those who have to carry heavy loads.
The only drawback to be improved:
The side pockets of large bags tend to touch the wheels if they're not set wide apart, which adds a significant amount of lateral weight. A little more side space on a future version would be a real plus.
Apart from that, I highly recommend this trolley for any long-distance trek or crossing.
Thanks to Alex for his advice and availability!
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Thank you Guillaume for your message and your comprehensive feedback!
We're delighted that your tour of France has gone well and that your Model X-Trek has lived up to your expectations!
We've taken note of your suggestion to widen the wheelbase for future versions.
Sincerely
Alex
Tactical XIII
Denis - BE -
Great!
Fast delivery and assembled in 2 tins!
Michèle - FR -
I won't be using it until October for 20 days of hiking. In any case, it's perfect in terms of delivery time, shipping, packaging... And the service is great. Always a human being on the phone! Kind regards
Arnaud and Clément - FR -
We were able to complete our itinerary a week ago. 900kms with a final stage at 64kms. I'd like to thank you again, because without you this journey would never have been possible. Having worked a bit in R&D in a start-up, I'm aware of all the stages you've had to go through and the work you've done, and I can only congratulate you on the result. I really didn't think I'd ever be able to do something like this again, and your trolley has made it possible.
Marc - FR -
The delivery went without a hitch. I've already tested the Model X-Trek Version 3 trolley and so far I'm very satisfied. The design is well thought out and the finish seems to be of high quality. 👍
I would definitely buy this trolley again.
Anne-Lise - FR -
I tested it on a walk lasting a few hours and was blown away by its stability, but the real test will come this summer!
I've already adapted a bit: I've put little rings of rope on the poles, to attach the rings to the belt, I thought there was too much swing with the straps.
Kévin - FR -
I'm about to set off on a long 3-week trek, so I'd prefer to tell you the rest after that. So far, however, I've been extremely satisfied. Without any special training, I've beaten my own record with 40km done in one day with a 17kg pack.
So I'm delighted. However, I hope it will stand up to 3 intensive weeks. I also struggled to find the right balance between the length and width of the poles to attach to the belt. I'm also wondering if a harness wouldn't lighten the load. I understand you're working on a model at the moment.
Sylvie - CH -
The trolley has just completed the French Way of St James. It was a great success.
He braved the stones, the clay, the torrents, the stairs. I didn't carry it much.
Thanks again for your time.
Rémy - FR -
We tested the version 3 trolley over a distance of around 300 km between Valencia and Toledo in Spain, on farm tracks with some difficult sections (15kg in total). Compared with version 2, we appreciated the rigidity provided by the metal chassis. Over the 300 km, everything went well except for a very stony climb where we had to pull the trolley with two people because its weight meant we couldn't put it on our backs. I'd bought a harness, but the belt proved sufficient for pulling in all situations: with the help of two
The only important thing to note is that the trolley needs to be balanced a little on the front. The only important thing to note is that the carriage needs to be balanced a little at the front, because if it's not balanced that way, it tends to tip backwards and it's impossible to walk in those conditions. A small auxiliary bag fitted on top of the main bag allowed us to fine-tune this adjustment. So all in all, we were very satisfied with the use of this trolley on a slightly stony path, it's solid, light and easy to use, and you hardly feel it on the flat.
Thierry - FR -
Hello, with this version 3 you have given this trolley rigidity and the possibility of carrying it in a bag, for me this rigidity was missing on the other trolleys, moreover the possibility of dismantling and reassembling it very easily is really top, for hiking it is perfect, I find it more successful than the other versions, I love it.
Alizée - FR -
I use the X-trek on family outings, and it's a real relief for my back (thanks for him 🙏🏼). I can carry all my equipment and my youngest on my back on my own, which has radically opened up my range of possibilities.
It's light and manoeuvrable. The hands-free kit (hip attachment system) is comfortable and makes pulling natural, even on uneven paths. The wheels go everywhere: on stony paths, in the forest... It's even possible to guide it as a monowheel to get over an obstacle or to carry it with the back of the bag (shoulder straps and belts) facing outwards, putting my little one in front carry.
Finally, it's quick to assemble and takes up very little space when folded. I think it's solid, well thought-out and really functional, making it a great way to get the whole family out and about more freely!