Reviewer:
Risk
Rating:
4
Date:
1/11/2013
Review:
It works, but you have to strap it on tight.
I have a big YAK (O.K. Trid. Ultra 4.7). It is
?ok for short hauls just to save form
dragging, but kind of a pain. For long hauls
it will work better. The wheels are kind of
narrow ?ok on mud and rutted ground.
Good on hard ground. Just ok for what I
use it for.
Reviewer:
Ludwig
Rating:
4
Date:
9/11/2012
Review:
This is the first kayak cart
Ive owned - I wish Id bought
one years ago. The Seattle
Sports works fine and the
price was quite reasonable.
Since I dont have any other
cart experience I dont know it
compares to other products. It
does seem as though the foam
that supports the kayak could
be a little more robust.
Reviewer:
Worth the price I paid
Rating:
4
Date:
9/8/2012
Review:
This little cart is pretty good. As
other reviewers have already noted,
the valve stems are short on the
tires. Otherwise it works great. My
only concern is that there is
considerable flex in the wheel area
when I load my Nucanoe up with
everything. I do question the
weight rating of 200 lbs. Perhaps
less is what I think. The wheels
work ok on the lakes sandy beaches
nearby but on an ocean beach with
deep sand and with a 120 lb load
they may not be adequate.
Other users have indicated problems
loading the boat onto the cart. I
did not encounter any problem
loading the boat onto the cart all
by myself so I dont understand
those comments and therefore do not
agree with them.
Reviewer:
Robert Zinggeler
Rating:
2
Date:
9/3/2012
Review:
I have this cart for a little over 11 month. I
use it in Tarpon Springs, FL with a kayak.
After about 9 usages one outer wheel bearing
was pushed out and the cotter bin completely
rusted even the cart was never in the salt
water. I pushed the bearing back in but as
soon as I move the kayak over the lawn the
bearing is pushed out again! There is just to
much play between the inner wheel stop and the
cotter pin! The bearings and cotter pins are
supposed to be stainless steal, sure does not
look that way. It would be a good cart if the
wheels where better constructed.
Reviewer:
bc43
Rating:
4
Date:
8/31/2012
Review:
Works well, if the cart would
set level it would be a an
improvement. Overall its a good
value.
Reviewer:
jeff d
Rating:
5
Date:
8/27/2012
Review:
this cart is awesome - my back
is extremely greatful its
lugging days are over ...
Reviewer:
Steve
Rating:
4
Date:
8/9/2012
Review:
The cart works fine. I have
found that bungee cords work
better than the straps that
come with the cart. Also
follow the instructions the
closer to the middle of the
kayak the better it works. I
have had a problem with one of
the weels but it is to be
replace. It does not fit in
my bow storage so I store the
weels there and strape the
fram in the stern storage.
Reviewer:
David Dunn
Rating:
5
Date:
8/8/2012
Review:
I can load a 14 ft kayak by
myself and never put a scratch
on it or the car with this
thing! Love it! And, even
better, it breaks down and
folds into my dry hatch so I
do not have to climb back up
to the car if I dont feel like
it. This thing is great.
Highly recommended.
Reviewer:
Gmcc
Rating:
5
Date:
7/21/2012
Review:
Sturdy and well built. Tires
needed air, but not problem.
Reviewer:
Alaskamusher
Rating:
3
Date:
7/8/2012
Review:
Seems like a good sturdy cart,
large wheels. I cant wait to
try it out. Unfortunately one
of the tires was un-inflatable
right out of the box. Cart
does not work so well on only
one tire.
Reviewer:
PSM
Rating:
5
Date:
3/6/2012
Review:
This cart is vital to me in my kayaking.
I easily load my Pungo 140 and trek the
1/4 mile down to the lake that I use. I
break it down and stow it on the kayak and
when done I reconfigure it to make the
trek back up the hill. Never had a
problem and I get many positve comments on
its handiness from others. A+ product.
Reviewer:
kjc
Rating:
4
Date:
3/3/2012
Review:
I give this sturdy little
kayak cart a 4 due to the
short valve stems, otherwise,
this is a great cart. I just
set it out, lift the tail of
my Tarpon 100 and slide the
boat onto it. I don't use the
straps, but ordered a pair of
Garb-on straps for it--much
quicker and easier to secure
the kayak onto the cart. The
cart also folds up easily and
drops neatly into the back of
my Tarpon so it's always
handy. Does well on rocky,
uneven ground too. I'd
recommend it to anyone looking
for a solid, sturdy kayak
cart.