Features:
CAPACITY: This kayak carrier trolley uses aluminum alloy pipe (20x1.75mm) and has a 200-pound weight limit; allowing you to easily transport your various kayaks/ canoe from the parking lot to the beach area, the lake, or riverside
Airless Wheels: Solid tires make this kayak wheels cart better and easier. The large-diameter solid tires are odor-free, large full solid PU tires (10"D x 3"W), will roll smoothly across streamlined movement over a variety of terrains like sand, lawns, and rough terrain
Kayak Dolly Cart Foldable: Kayak roller cart assembles and folds down easily. Allow for you to take off the kayak wheels and store it in a large backpack or in your vessel while on the water
Product Details: ①Paddle board trailer foam bumpers on each arm to protect your canoe/kayak hull; ②Caps of the foot protect from wearing; ③Features 12"H spring-loaded stand which keeps the dolly cart propped up onshore for quick loading out of water
Kayak Accessories: 2 Years of warranty. The kayak transport will come with an 11.5 FT strap. The ratchet straps attach to the tubes on the cart and grip the kayak firmly with minimal slippage
Specification:
Material: Aluminum
Color: Yellow/Black
Style: Kickstands- "I"shape
Model Name: BL-0040
Manufacturer: PEXMOR
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 28.5 x 15.6 x 5.6 inches
Package Weight: 4.2 Kilograms
Brand Name: PEXMOR
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Included Components: Kayak Cart Dolly
What You Get:
1 x Kayak Cart
Customer Reviews
It worked. Just used it this morning by myself on a Pelican Mustang (10ft long, 40lbs) for 200 yards over rough terrain, a rocky path with rocks in the softball to football size range.
Likes:
Light weight, simple, assembles/dissasembles quickly, large wheels with solid rubber tires (never need air).
Dislikes:
I found the single, cam buckle style strap cumbersome to weave into position, but it did work. I used 2 rope-ratchet style straps, one front, one rear. This holds it open, preventing the unexpected collapse issue others have.
The center trough isn't deep enough and the foam cushions aren't thick enough for my kayak's keel, so it rests on the keel, leaning a little to one side, not contacting the foam cushions at all. I'll cut up a pool noodle to remedy this. Although not the devices fault my hull and keel shape are pretty common, so I bet a lot of people will experience the same.
Overall, it works just fine. Got me from my car to the lake and back again easily and without any issues.
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
decent pricing, light weight
Ease of use:
simple setup, removable wheels
Value for money:
less $ than other(s)
Works well:
pros - maneuverable? over grass, gravel, sandy surfaces; cons - cart vulnerable to "fold up", collapse on its own while transporting kayak - simple fix - tie 2 ropes to each end of cart & tie them onto each horizontal bar (tie the rope at the nose of kayak to the front facing bar & the 2nd rope connecting the kayak rear to the 2nd bar), helps prevent cart from folding up
Size:
easily store inside kayak while on water
The Bonnlo mini cart works great! I have used it about 5-6 times on bumpy grassy / rocky terrain and on smooth paved paths. I have had no issues using the one strap provided with the cart.
I have two different kayaks I use it on, a Future Beach Trophy 120 and a Perception Hi Life 11.0
Both kayaks have different shaped bottoms but there is no issue. Sometimes the yaks may lean to one side a but when its positioned correctly that doesn't happen.
When strapping the cart down make sure to loop the strap around the front facing bar from where you are pulling the yak, do not strap from the back bar. position the cart straight and evenly under the yak and strap it down tight!! Adding an additional strap to the back bar would definitely help but I don't find it necessary.
The only thing I would say I do not like is the middle strap fixed to the cart does not allow the cart to fully lock into place. I have had no issues but I would not recommend trying to alter the strap by any means. I feel over time it will stretch an eventually allow it to fully lock in.
Very good product, I definitely recommend it! I was skeptical at first to buy a budget cart but to not regret this buy at all.
I purchased this to carry an AquaGlide Chelan 140. It's only supposed to be 38 lbs and I can lift and carry it, however I did that last time and the wind kicked-up and it darn near knocked me over. So... figured this would be WAY easier! Glad I got it! I was a little worried because some of the reviews said it collapses on itself and I didn't want that happening halfway down the trail, and it DID do it the first time I tried it. But then I realized it was because I had the straps arranged wrong. What I found is that you should have one of the straps around the front bar and then the second strap further back around the back bar, and cinch them both down TIGHT! That helps keep the cart open! In this photo, I had to pull this thing about 1/4 mile to the water and with it cinched-down properly it worked wonderfully! The only thing is that you can see I put it further back. That worked, but next time I'm gonna lighten the load by putting the wheels further forward... probably just behind the center line. I think that would have made my job a lot easier (especially getting back UP the trail to the parking lot!), but I was still incredibly pleased with the performance of this thing even over dirt, rocks, and brush. It's also great how you can just pull the wheels off so quickly and throw them in the back of the boat, followed by the folded frame. I also appreciate the solid wheels, too. I liked some of the other brands, but did NOT want to deal with inflatable tubes. So it's official... I love this thing! :)
Works great for a 150lb canoe through grass down to the sandy bottom lake. Only works when you push the canoe from the back with the wheel in front. If you try to pull it with the wheels in the back, the strap will work loose.