RAILBLAZA Genuine C-Tug Kayak Cart Dolly - Puncture-Free Wheels Canoe Cart Trailer with 260 lb Load Capacity - Portable & Foldable Heavy-Duty Boat Dolly & Kayak Accessories

Ok, this is a great cart! First, the good: Easy to put together Material seems sturdy Easy to take apart Strap buckle system is great Kind of easy to store when on the water (see note below) There really isn't much "not so good", but rather stuff to keep in mind when you load your kayak. These items are easily fixed with a bit of practice, just keep them in mind when you load your kayak. My first and second attempt at loading the kayak on the cart almost made me return it but after watching a quick youtube video I realized the obvious mistake I was making and fixed it. The straps were a bit tricky to install- you just have to adjust them to tighten down the cart to the kayak. You really have to watch where you place the cart. I thought I had it in the right position towards the back of the kayak because that seemed like the most obvious place to do so but big mistake, it slipped off crashing my kayak to the ground even though the straps were secure. The second attempt the straps weren't tight enough- same result after I started pulling the kayak. On the third attempt I put the cart right behind the seat area, almost under the seat, and it worked but I found that having the kickstand face forward was a must and I had to really tighten down the straps which is very easy to do with the type of strap buckle it has. I walked my kayak a good 75 to 100 yards to the launch area which had a steep decline and the cart never slipped. This cart was easy to manuver and was easy to control. Overall a great cart, once you troubleshoot a bit and fine tune your method of loading the kayak to the cart, it is very easy. As for the straps, after you figure out the straps, they are very beneficial. In fact, after I loaded the kayak into my truck, I kept the cart assembled and used the straps to secure the cart to the bed of my truck so it wouldn't fall out. Here is a good tip for stowing the cart on the kayak while on the water, I have a sit on top that does not have any hull storage but does have a storage area behind the seat that has bungee attachments like a net. Initially I was going to just bungee the cart behind the seat area but instead bought the RUNCL 40L Waterproof Dry Bag ANCOHUMA and used that to store the cart. You just take off the wheels and the pads and the whole thing fits into the bag without a problem. I used the clips from the bag shoulder straps to string the bungee through to keep it completly secure. Not a single issue at all and the whole setup keeps everything safe and secure. Overall a great cart!

I read dozens of cart reviews before I settled on this one. I have a couple of 10' rec kayaks and plan to add a sea kayak to my collection. I'm only 5'2" and have shoulder problems, so getting my 60 lb yak from vehicle to water has been a challenge at times. I knew a cart was the only logical way to help support my independence with this hobby (I also got a Hullavator so I can load by myself). I have seen rave reviews for this across numerous sites and I decided to go with it in spite of the higher cost. I think it's worth the money and I would buy it again. Pros - the tires are well designed to handle a variety of terrain with less risk of sinking into sand and no risk of gravel causing flats - the overall design is very well thought out and ease of use was clearly part of the designer's plan - its broad, sturdy design is substantial enough to make even my bulky rec yak seem stable and secure - it breaks down pretty easily, so I can easily store it in a bag on a shelf with the rest of my kayak gear, which also make it very easy to grab and toss in the van when I need it - It makes getting my boat from van to launch a piece of cake on my own. And I learned we can chain another person in front of the person pulling the cart and get two boats moved at the same time even if the other person is a kid who wouldn't be able to help move two boats under normal circumstances. - Rolls smooth and feels sturdy. Part of why I shied away from the metal tube frame carts is they look so flimsy, like they'd tip or buckle. This feels like you can trust it with your boat. Cons - It's advertised as easy to break down to take with for things like long trips with substantial portages. Technically true, but the pieces are still sizable. I have a pretty big hatch and it's not at all practical to pack it along. So, if you are a kayak camper or paddle places with long portages to launch, make sure it will fit in your yak with the rest of your gear. - The kickstand is a bit loose, and has caused some frustration. Maybe it's just on the one I got. It was pretty ok on the flat parking lot, but a hassle on the boat ramp coming out. It let the cart flip back and shift position as I was trying to lift the boat onto it. - You have to experiment with strap placement for your boat so it doesn't just slide off. Not a huge issue, just something I learned takes a little practice.

One of the best decision I ever made in buying this specific kit in my kayaking venture. I had everything else but couldn't face the hassle of the old wheels that slipped every time I was taking my kayak down to my close river. Now I can confidently leave without having to adjust it at all after going up/down pavements and crossing the road. I turned the plates on an inward facing position which can be done and this suited my hull best. So easy to set up and dismantle. And lightweight. Never have to manage or check deflating tires! Makes going off for my trip hassle free and definitely worth the extra money for the confidence and whole experience (I found the previous once so stressful) and now I can travel further to the better slipway🙌 . Excellent quality kit! You won't regret it! Delivery was quick also.. Only a couple of days and I was off🙃 Tips: I watched youtube channels for the webbing threading to buckle at the beginning which really helped. Also watched a couple of others for the actual assembling, but visual is my preferred choice of instructions for my Neuro brain. But the paper ones that come with it would be no problem….i used both! Hope this helps in your decision!

Ottimo per il mio kayak da pesca 👍👍

I got myself a kayak this past summer and found it a major annoyance lugging it on my own from my car in parking lots to boat/kayak ramps, which were sometimes hundreds of feet away. Was just so awkward as I can't get my arm all the way around its pontoon sides (I have a Seaeagle explorer 380x). Price seemed high but I really wanted a good pair of wheels to make the trip from the car less awkward. This definitely does! Super easy to assemble/disassemble. I tend to just take the wheels off and toss in a bag and behind my seat. Works as advertised in sand (only feel a bit of drag). Also works well in mucky silt (the launch ramp at Humber river is terrible for that). To clean I just shake it in water and find most gunk comes off, but power washes with a hose nicely, too. Haven't found any real scratching from rolling on gravel or concrete. The straps tighten really easily and the teeth keep grip very well. 11/10 super strongly recommend. I love this thing.

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J'en avais acheté avant un autre qui n'arêtait pas de se plier. Celui ci est facile à installer, ne bouge pas sur le kayak, m^me sur un terrain accidenté. A noter des roues qui passent partout, y compris sur un sol sablonneux. Je recommande. A faire attention quand vous le mettez sur le kayak en navigation que les roues soient bien clipsées; Top qualité