RailblazaC-Tug R Heavy Duty Kayak and Canoe Trolley With Puncture Free Kiwi Wheels

I cart my heavy (over 100 lbs loaded from my car to the water. This cart works very well. I use the standard wheels. I think it is well worth the money.

Très bon chariot pour kayak avec un prix très intéressant, il faut le placer presque au milieu du kayak, comme ça on ne forcera pas pour le soulager, il basculera comme une balançoire

Praticamente il miglior carrellino per kayak.

Part of the pitch for this product is the kickstand. Well, a kickstand should be able to prop up whatever is sitting above it. The kickstand immediately folds away with the slightest bit of weight. It couldn't even handle my 36 pound kayak. When the kickstand folds away, the end of the boat simply falls to the ground. Strange. There is no way to tighten the kickstand. The pitch for this product also mentions easy assembly, so much so that you can break down the kayak cart and stow away the pieces in your kayak and just start kayaking. Well, the kayak cart parts are way too large to fit in the storage of my kayak. Also, the there are nuts with screws that hold the rails (which is what the kayak sits on) to the crossbeam (the main body of the cart) of the cart. Those nuts have to be placed in a deep recess, and are nearly impossible to place correctly. I had to use surgical hemostats. Probably the best part of the cart is the wheels. They are solid, and very grippy. That said, be prepared to clean those wheels every time you use them because EVERYTHING sticks to them.

If you decide to purchase this you'll want to make sure you spend the time to adjust the rails as necessary so that your kayak sits flat in its groves. If you don't do that and attempt to force / jam the boat into position the cart can come apart (I know because I made that mistake). Basically the rails need to be at right angles to the wheel axel or they can pop out of position with the weight of the boat. Also, you'll want to make sure the cam straps loop through the base and the rails (I did add some zip ties to help secure the connection but it isn't necessary). Once set-up properly, the cart worked great for me.