Reviewer:
shenandoah
Rating:
4
Date:
2/12/2013
Review:
I have used this cart several
times and it works great. I
agree with others valve stems
are too short and valve
extenders are recommended.
Also the instructions are poor
on the strap assembly. The
strap does work well once
assembled correctly. Would
give this 5 stars but
manufacturer could easily
address these two problems.
Reviewer:
Loco
Rating:
4
Date:
8/24/2012
Review:
Works great for my Ocean Kayak
Trident 13! Horrible
instructions for the strap
assembly.
Reviewer:
canvas guy
Rating:
4
Date:
8/2/2012
Review:
some miscommunication on how to
prevent buckle slip.With the
addition of non-skid and help
from the Yak sites my problems
were resolved.
Reviewer:
C Max
Rating:
1
Date:
7/25/2012
Review:
I would give this cart 0 stars
if that rating were available.
Stupid expensive. Squeaks. The
kickstand is very unstable
causing the unit to fall over
as you go to pick up your
kayak for placing on.
Tightening the associated
screw doesnt help. And worst
of all, when the tires go flat
on a trip and they will its
impossible to get an air hose
on the too-short valve stems.
Youll become so frustrated
trying that youll take the
time to write a scathing
review. Buy anything else, or
buy this if you like carrying
your kayak yourself.
Reviewer:
mitch
Rating:
4
Date:
6/15/2012
Review:
Great cart. Easy to assemble
quickly, fairly
light, solid build. As others
have mentioned the
tires are a little tricky to
inflate I have a an
air compressor w/ a long hose
nozzle and low
profile head...pretty easy w/
that. My only
complaint is the size of the
tires. Theyre big
10in and wouldnt fit through
the hatch holes on
my WS Tarpon 100. I hated
having to store them on
the deck so I ended up buying
a set of 8in wheels
from Northern Tool and swapped
the tires and tubes
onto the C-Tug rims. Problem
solved...fits
through the hatches now and
packs down smaller for
storage.
Reviewer:
Backwater
Rating:
4
Date:
5/1/2012
Review:
Works well. Ive drug my T100
over gravel lots and launched
through the cypress knees at
Reelfoot. I rated a 4 because
of the strap design. I finnaly
tossed them out and bought a
simple camlock strap. Problem
solved. Like most small
pneumatic tires, you will need
two hands and a pair of needle
nose pliers to inflate the
first time.
Reviewer:
charlie
Rating:
5
Date:
2/23/2012
Review:
i like the product ,, easy to
use , clean and store ,, the
tires i filled with a poly
sealant and i have had no
issues with ,, but i will be
ordering the hard tires for
the sand
Reviewer:
Dave306
Rating:
4
Date:
11/14/2011
Review:
This is a nice product and
very well designed. I tried
to get
the version with the non-
inflatable wheels, but ACK
doesn't
sell that version. After
experiencing the same
difficulty with
the short valve stems as other
users, I am wishing I held out
for the hard wheels for $10
more. The separate valve
extensions i bought don't seem
to thread on. I would hate to
get stranded with a flat tire.
It's a 5 star design with
lackluster
wheels. My recommendation to
ACK is to sell both versions
for those of us who would pay
more for the upgrade.
Reviewer:
Anthony Krause
Rating:
3
Date:
10/19/2011
Review:
While the cart is very nice and works
reasonably well. The innertubes constantly go
flat and the stem is very short so working with
them is difficult.
Reviewer:
JC
Rating:
3
Date:
9/28/2011
Review:
This cart is easy to assemble and works
well, IF you upgrade the strap that's
included. I found if I had to go over a
raised ledge, even if was only 1-1/2
inches high, the strap connectors would
pop open. I fixed that by purchasing a
set of real straps. After that, all is
well.
Reviewer:
Tom
Rating:
5
Date:
9/25/2011
Review:
Very good! Easy to use,
assemble and disassemble. Holds
kayak on securely and makes
transporting easy.
Reviewer:
Osvidar
Rating:
4
Date:
9/8/2011
Review:
Works like a charm. Soft sand
is more work but bigger tires
means more expense.
Be sure to get valve extenders
so you can air up easily!
Stinks, one of the components
is out-gassing significantly;
store where the smell/gas
isn't an issue.