Seattle Sports Paddleboy Peanut Cart

This is a real nice cart and easy to use. You can lift one end of you Kayak and just slip the cart over the end, it works perfectly. I thought this was a very clever design when I saw it and I was right. It rolls nicely and makes moving a kayak by yourself a MUCH easier job! It has a good price, was delivered quickly and it seems to work great. Plus you can fold it up to strap onto the kayak for travel.

This is a good economy buy that gets the job done. But, from outset i could tell a little fragile.The hook on the bungee came off immediately and i had to use mine own . I could tell the screws were tenuously applied and sure enough one came off during use and i had to go to home depot for a replacement.

Clever device and easy to quickly attach to kayak for transport. You don't have to waste time and effort on lots of strapping. However, the cotter pins for the wheels are very flimsy and I replaced them with stronger larger ones easier to pull out for folding. It's not very compact even when folded (I don't think any of these types of store-bought carts truly are), but I can wedge it inside the front bulkhead of my Remix XP 9 and tie it down. It's too long to fit in the hatch. You'll have no instructions with it- I had to find a U-tube video to figure out how to attach it and then I took a felt pen and drew arrows on it to remind myself how to apply it. It stays on pretty well even in rocky terrain once properly mounted. I haven't tried it in sand.

Update:I received my order finally. But will be returning this cart. The instructions show a washer and cutter pin to assemble each wheel, but those parts are not in the package. The wheel will not slide onto the axle, it doesn't fit. When trying to slide it on the plastic pieces in the center of the wheel pop off. If I did manage to get the wheels on, the cart would be very wobbly because the axle is about an inch too long. Shoddy materials and product. I'm disappointed, it looked like a good concept.Wrote previously:I stayed home to accept delivery but instead just received an email that this order will not be delivered Mar 2 as scheduled, instead possibly sometime between Mar 3-5 (and if not by then I'm supposed to contact Amazon to "see what they can do"). The tracking info detail seems to indicate that USPS lost it somewhere in transit. I'm guessing I'll have to reorder and hope the second order arrives, but it won't be in time for my kayaking event tomorrow. Obviously I'm not happy. This has happened with 3 orders in the last 6 months, and all of them were USPS problems. Maybe it's time for Amazon to reconsider USPS as a carrier, and for me to reconsider the worth of paying Amazon Prime for 2 day shipping.

Great tool for long paved or packed gravel water access for a lighter touring kayak. AND it breaks down into 4 pieces all of which fit easily into a small bow compartment with a 9.5 inch opening (take <5 min) by removing 4 cap-nuts. Just realize those nuts are handtight and check them occasionally and/or carry a spare metric nut. Can see why it may not be the tool for soft ground or heavy kayak but perfect for me.

Older version of this item was better. It would fold and you did not have to take anything apart. This version you must take the wheel off for it to fold and now you take the chance of losing the wheel. However, one of the nuts holding the sides together fell off in the river leaving me stranded to carry my kayak a very long distance by hand. I ended up going to lowes and purchasing stainless lock nuts. I replaced all of the nuts so hopefully as long as I keep up with the wheel, I will not be stranded again.update, 06/13/21 Tried to use the cart after a 3 day camping adventure. The cart (with the new lock nuts) stayed together but kept twisting under the kayak and I struggled to pull my kayak up the hill. I would not buy this cart again!

the paddle boy carrier is one of the best engineered carriers I have every used. I have been kayaking since 1983 and this carrier far out ranks others I have used. the only issue I have is that it does not fold as compact as I would like.

The price was right, but just not that hot an item. As others have written, the bungee cord is the weak link and surely will break very soon. I will replace that with a proper strap and metal hook. I also plan to pad the arms to protect my kayak. Could have done better on this. Actually wanted a carrier that LL Bean sold, but they were indefinitely out of stock. Keep looking.

The paddleboy Peanut is an overall good kayak cart. Lightweight and easily attaches to the boat. It however dose not fit in my kayak compartment even with the wheels off and folded, it was too long. It did fit under the bungee cords OK. I did manage to use it on some sightly rough terrain (roots and rocks)with only slight difficulty. I had to readjust the wheel as they would slip back on the kayak.The cart fit well on my 13' Enduro (54lbs) I would recommend this cart for for smooth to slightly uneven terrain and shorter distances.

Easy to setup, prefer the hard wheels, rolls easy over less rugged ground. May need additional bungie cord to secure boat.

The screws fell off the first time I used it so I had to put lock-tight on them, does the job but does not fold small(still takes up a lot of room and barely fits inside my kayak). The center piece in the wheels starts to separate but has not come apart yet, works best on large clear paths but does poorly on small rough path and needs readjusting often. Over all not to happy with it and do not think it will last too long but the price was good.

Would be better if wider to allow sliding to middle of boat to allow more weight to be put on wheels and less on person.

This works as advertised, it made it much easier traveling across sand and gravel but it's designed to fit a narrower bodied kayak