Reviewer:

Bart

Rating:

5

Date:

10/13/2012

Review:

Its a great fit for a Carolina 14 with rudder. Was worried the rudder would interfere with the cart straps, but its really not a problem. The cart fits the shape of the hull best about two feet from the stern. The cart fits through the rear hatch of the boat without removing the wheels.

Reviewer:

Jim

Rating:

1

Date:

9/13/2012

Review:

The cheap plastic hook that attaches the cart to the kayak cabin broke the second time I tried to use it. It broke because the strap that wraps around the kayak is about 8 or 10 inches too short.

Reviewer:

Larry Blumenstein

Rating:

3

Date:

9/13/2012

Review:

My first Molly Kayak Cart lasted about 18 months of very frequent use. The straps were too short for my kayaks, and the clip that connects to the passenger compartment broke after a few weeks. Having said that, I love the light weight and compact size I take it with me in the rear compartment even though the lid does not fully close. I restrung the cart with longer webbing and kept using it until I wore it out. I recently purchased two more Molly Carts. Once I restrung the carts and tossed the flimsy clips, I am ready to go with both of my kayaks.

Reviewer:

mrbill

Rating:

5

Date:

7/12/2012

Review:

Excellent product-easy to use;I can store in in my kayak cockpit and still have room for me. I would recommend this product-its a keeper!

Reviewer:

Charles Foster

Rating:

4

Date:

3/14/2012

Review:

Pros: Affordable; fits well into my boat (Prijon Seayak) so I don't have to leave it on the beach when paddling; relatively easy mounting; much better than carrying the boat on my shoulder. Cons: Hook & attachment hardware are flimsy. ACK was kind enough to send a replacement when I broke the first set within days of receiving. This new set lasted much longer but still broke. You just can't pull the straps too tight when attaching this to your boat. Axle and cotter pins are not stainless steel. They are thus subject to rusting. Lastly, don't buy this thinking you will roll your boat across a beach. The wheels are too small for that, they sink into the sand. However, bigger wheels would negate one of the key (for me) strengths of being able to pack the cart into my boat. Overall, I'd recommend this product and if the manufacturer included better hardware it would be a 5 star item.

Reviewer:

stu

Rating:

4

Date:

11/20/2011

Review:

bought one for getting a venus 11 and angler 10 across the street to our launch point. the fixed vee of this model did not fit either kayak exactly making them a bit wobbly. I easily modified with pieces of an old teflon cutting board to create good hull forms making a custom fit at a great price compared to other options. Easy to get on and off for one person without flipping kayak over.

Reviewer:

Kayaker Bait

Rating:

5

Date:

9/7/2011

Review:

This is the 2nd Molly Cart I've bought. The only reason I needed another is that the person who picked it up from the shore while I was out paddling apparently loved the design as much as I. The hard plastic wheels never need pumping up! That's the best feature. It also fits in my hatch--where I'll be storing it from now on.

Reviewer:

booboo

Rating:

5

Date:

9/7/2011

Review:

As good as I expected - sturdy, light, a little tricky to secure to kayaks without cockpits, but once an attachment point is figured out, just perfect.

Reviewer:

Suzanne

Rating:

4

Date:

8/30/2011

Review:

Very sturdy little cart HOWEVER within two days the hook that secures it to the lip of the kayak broke without much effort. A bungee cord was a quick solution and it still works great. The manufacturer really should put something sturdier for a hook !

Reviewer:

Juan

Rating:

4

Date:

8/19/2011

Review:

Excellent product. Light, strong, very portable and cheap. I highly reccommend it.

Reviewer:

Ted Bedford

Rating:

4

Date:

8/6/2011

Review:

You get what you pay for. For the money it works for me.

Reviewer:

Smokey G

Rating:

1

Date:

8/5/2011

Review:

Not what I expected. Doesn't fit any of my 5 kayaks well and I couldn't "lift" up the kayak by anymore than 9 inches. I had to create a makeshift handle that extended about a foot and a half to reach my hand. Trade up to a better higher quality cart.