MorTime 27" Heavy Duty Kayak Cart, Universal Kayak Carrier for Floats, Kayak Tote Trolley Transport for Carrying Canoes

It sucks that it didn’t come with a guide to attach it to the kayak the best possible way

This may be an issue with my specific yak, but it tipped over when fully loaded at the lake. The directions were not very detailed but I more or less knew how to use it. I watched some videos to see if there may be an tips to consider. The bend is not a great fit for my yak though so my yak doesn't sit flush. I have not have many chances to use this yet but it may be that I just need to adjust where and how I sit my yak on the cart. Better than carrying or dragging still and like I say I'll see if I can make any adjustments to help it work better.

Lightweight, easy to fold and store, rolls well on gravel and grass.

Tire gave out the first use. Kick stand straps broke. Complete garbage!!!!!!

The kayak cart works okay. The big tires are great for the sandy beaches. But the strap to fasten and secure my kayak is too small; my kayak may be too big for the cart as it is very hard to balance without it falling off.

Did not come with any instructions, but easy to figure out. Just need to place tires on add end caps, align holes, insert pins, put air in tires, and you're ready to go! I'm 64 so it makes it much easier to transport my kayak to the water. Slight the smell but its outside so no big deal.

I purchased two of these kayak carriers as we have two of the light blue lifetime Hydros kayaks. I've seen many people using this type of kayak carrier at the lakes we go to, so I had a good idea how they worked and the slightly different styles beforehand by watching people use them over the past year. This is basically one of the good ones, instead of the single arm stand on one side that would dig in soft sand, this one has the full length rounded bar stand that won’t dig in the sand. With all these types of kayak carriers the cinch strap they all come with is basically useless so toss that cinch strap straight out with the packaging when you get it. Instead just buy a cheap pack of ratchet straps, as a ratchet strap will hold the kayak carrier securely to the kayak, hook one end of the ratchet strap to the kayak carrier frame, go over the top of the kayak and hook the other end of the strap to the kayak carrier frame on the other side. The cheap cinch strap that you get with this and all kayak carriers is not a ratchet strap and will not hold the kayak to the carrier like you would want, and it will come off when you bounce over the smallest of pebbles. If like mine your inflator valves on the wheels jut out a bit and hit the lynch pins that hold the wheels on, simply turn the wheels around so the inflator valves are both facing inwards...problem solved! Also if the lynch pins that hold the wheels on are on are loose and these lynch pins won’t stay on the wheel, simply flip the circle part of the lynch pin all the way over to the other side, as the lynch pins hold tighter and more securely one way and looser the other...problem solved! This kayak carrier folds up dead flat in seconds and has the quick release wheels (lynch pins) that you can quickly remove and store in your kayak to save space. Over all this is one of the better kayak carriers than some of the other ones on amazon. I would definitely recommend this one. I’m 100% happy with it all-round.

Difficult to keep it from folding. Takes two people to lift and set on top of wheels. If you try to do a one person load by sliding the kayak, the wheels fold and you have to start over. Not user friendly.