Suspenz Stowable Kayak Carrier Cart, SK Trailer Cart with Airless Wheels and Straps, Yellow, (22-1166)

This is the best thing since sliced bread, unless you're keto obviously! Seriously though, I took this to the lake today, a very busy day where everyone else wanted to kayak as well. Everyone was trying to get a close spot so they wouldn't have to carry their boat too far. Not me. I parked where I wanted and loaded my boat on my cart which took about 30 seconds to get it all strapped on. Rolled it with ease on cement, grass and a bit of sand.I've got an Eddyline Rio which is very light (35lbs). However, I've got back issues which popped up while carrying my boat before I bought this cart. It becomes a lot to carry after a minute. This cart is sturdy and super easy to use. I walk it back to my car but I could probably fit it in my hatch or behind the seat. The wheels come on and off and on super easy! It was clear that people carrying their boats were worn out doing so. Not me anymore! It was a breeze rolling my kayak up and down the hill. Watch the video suspenz has for this product. If the cute old man can do it so can you!!! Back saver I'm telling you!!

Purchased this to wheel our kayaks from a house we were renting on Cape Cod to a put-in a couple of blocks away. This avoided me having to strain my aging back loading and unloading them on the roof of our car. The cart looks sharp, seems really well made, and is very easy to use. The included straps hold the kayak very securely. I also like how it folds up, came with a mesh storage bag, and that the tires don't need inflating and can't go flat. I'm sure we will find other places to use it in the future.

If you have to walk your kayak 100 ft or more this is a good cart to use, then to tie onto back of kayak so you have it when you're thru paddling. The 9" wheels are easier to strap on back of kayak than my former cart. The yellow matches my Sky 10 perfect. Each time i load kayak onto these wheels i get a little better at it. The reason i gave 4 stars, i like this cart a lot but feel the $114 price is too high. $60 or $80 would be far more fitting.

I read many reviews on various carts for my Pungo 105 Kayak. This cart is sturdy, very well engineered and made with the finest materials. The cart has two heavy duty nylon straps and which secure my kayak. The provided kickstand helps stabilize the kayak while I tighten the straps. The solid airless wheels are locked onto the axle with a cotter pin and ring. I would suggest ordering an extra pair of cotter pins just in case you loose one. Customer service was very responsive to my request for an additional pair of cotter pins. The cart easily breaks down and stores in the provided mesh bag. I'm able to place the cart in the hatch in my kayak. THIS CART IS A WINNER!

I purchased this cart for my Eddyline Sandpiper 12 Kayak. The cart, with tires removed from the frame and the cart frame folded, all fit easily in the stern hatch. I pull the cart around 300 yards to get to the beach and the cart makes this trek easy.

I was very happy with the DLX cart until it was stolen at the boat launch. I bought the Stowable cart, not realizing that it was so much smaller. I had to work hard to keep my kayak on this one. At 17' long, 25" wide, 55-60 pounds, my gear seemed just too much -- not too heavy. The cart kept slipping back as I pulled it across a patches of gravel on my road and boat launch, only about 200 yards. But now this one has been stolen also -- I guess someone likes this model. I see an opportunity to buy the DLX version of the cart again -- and maybe a bike cable lock.

This little cart is perfect. I love that it folds up. Im using it on an Old Town Canoe 119 solo sportsman. Easily rolls on any firm surface, not recommended for sand. (you may need the one with wide wheels for that)

Despite the unique design which allows the cart to disassemble and fold up for storage in the purchaser's kayak, the product description, suggesting it would work for any kayak under 100 pounds, is misleading. The functional characteristic, determining whether it suits the purchaser's needs, is not the weight limit. It is, instead, the hull design of the kayak.Had I known that when I ordered, I would have gotten the cart that works with my 66 pound kayak, and my rating would be a cool five star.OTOH, if this cart works with your kayak's hull design, you will love its light weight and functionality.Bottom line: I advise contacting the Suspenz website and speaking with Suspenz employees about which of their products best suits your specific kayak. They have charts for reference. Ordering directly from them might also simplify your efforts.

I used to dread the long walk to the water and would avoid spots without easy access. This is awesome. Load it on, pile in your gear and off you go. Fits nicely into my rear hatch. Cant believe I went so long with out it.

I think it's a perfect match for slimmer and lighter sea kayaks. My hard-chined greenland style kayak's hull matches the SK perfectly. The removable wheels and the compact size of the SK make it easy to be stored inside some of the kayak's dry compartment.

Overpriced junk. While using both straps the cart slides off the kayak just on grass.Buy something better.