Customer Reviews for VEVOR Adjustable Kayak Cart Canoe Boat Carrier 320lbs Load with 10'' Solid Tires

For an inexpensive kayak cart, this unit works fine. The negative is that if not installed just right, the cart wants to collapse.

Was bit stiff at first to put together the various bits. After a little bit of maneuvering, it was OK. The wheels are very sturdy and this means that the weight of the trolley is about 4.7kg.

Gracias llego bien y rápido 😊 decía que llegaba el 13 de diciembre 😊 pero me sorprendió cuando UPS me hizo la llamada por teléfono 📱 😁 Gracias 👍

Schnelle Lieferung,sehr gut und sicher verpackt, hochwertiger Wagen auch für unebenes Gelände. Gute Einstellmöglichkeit für verschiedene Breiten. War den ganzen Sommer in Benutzung und macht einen wirklich guten Eindruck. Ich würde ihn auf jeden Fall empfehlen und wieder kaufen.

Ottimo prodotto

This is the best kayak cart I've ever used and I have had 3 others. I'm now a couple of decades older and getting our kayak down the trail to the beach is more of a challenge. However, this cart can handle the steep trail, the rocky beach and the uphill climb back to the pavement to our house. It adjusts easily and the balloon wheels are aces for going over tree roots and for handling forested paths.

We have two. One for the inflatable kayak and one for the inflatable SUP's. I can stack a couple and strap down for the long walk from the car to the dock. I can put a couple small full coolers on as well. I definitely recommend.

Easily handles 200-250 pounds. Rolls well enough. I would have loved air in the tires, but these wheels have got me over some pretty rough terrain without any issue. The screw that holds the kickstand is a little sharp. It could scratch you, or if you've got it in your kayak with you while you are fishing, just keep your fishing line away from that screw. The foam pads on the supports are nice and gentle for kayaks to rest on. The knobs on the adjustable clamp plates are easy to grip. It is fairly big. If your kayak is small, probably get a smaller cart - especially if you need to put it in the kayak with you. If your kayak is big, this is great and there is no reason to spend more money - unless you really, really want air in the tires.

Easy assembly, solid construction and easy to use. Just put one end of your kayak or canoe on it then hold the other end and walk. Easy.

I have a 75# 14’ seat back Canuck attached to the dock. When the lake goes down, it’s a one man drag or two man carry to get this thing to the drive. Rocks and mud line the embankment down to the dock. I slapped that thing on in less than a minute and effortlessly pulled it up to the truck. Tied it on the tailgate and pulled it up to its winter storage rack in a fraction of my normal time. Best hundred dollars I’ve spent.