BKCUH-KC271 Two-Wheeled Cart for Kayaks, Stand Up Paddle Boards, Canoes - Easy Overland Transport at the Lake, Beach, or Reservoir

We were happy with this product because it allows a single person to haul our 13’ kayak down to the lake. Our lake entry is down an incline and the large wheels really help keep things moving smoothly.

It is well made, and I chose this model for its inflatable wheel. I just cannot imagine rolling the vessel on plastic wheels. It reminds me of children's toy cars.It was a little difficult to inflate the wheels, because the valve stem was rather short to reach and grab for the pump nozzle of my electric pump. It may be no problem for the users of different brand pumps.I used the short strap that connects the front and rear tubing to secure the cart to the vessel. I think it is a wrong way to attach. The vessel changed the orientation, and steered to left and right, as the wheels hit the bumps on the way. The picture shows different way of securing. I will try that next time.The product is compact and sturdy, and the price is competitive for the function and the build-quality. There is no need to spend any more for transporting your vessel.

Perfect for my paddle board

Easy to assemble. It works OK but has limited area can be used beneath kayak. Would like to position closer to middle to distribute weight, but the recessed bottom makes the hull hit the tires. So it has to be positioned to the rear where the keel extends beyond the hull. With the 12' kayak, this leaves a lot that has to be lifted and carried. I don't think this solution is going to work well for me as it is still quite heavy to lift and pull, as well as maneuver. The strap it comes with is fairly useless. Need 2 straps to make the dolly function well.

I thought that they would be a little thicker. But they are well made. Look nice and decently priced.

Very unstable to load a basic kayak on. Doesn't have a wide base for support.Solid tires would definitely be preferable. An item like a one dollar strap makes a diffrence for your customer, when expecting to be able to secure it to cart!Other than that? The fact that it folds is clever...it's light and seems fairly well built. Competes well to other carts on price too...Needs some minor reworking and there is a decent product here.

several issues however I was able to resolve them:-one wheel had issues with plastic mold - I used woodboring spade drill bit to make hole bigger to be able to put wheel on-strap is to short for my inflatable boat - I used some ratchet strap to extend strap length-cart appear to be directional - it would work ok if I move boat in one direction and collapse every time I try to move boat in opposite direction.

Portable. I ordered for my dad. He has only used once. Said it really is going to help him with getting to water