Newcod Kayak Cart, Kayak Dolly Cart for Carrying Kayak Canoe SUP Paddle Board

This kayak cart is sturdy, wide, and solidly built. After a few friends expressed disappointment with their cheaper carts, I was anxious about selecting a good one and i am well pleased. The kickstand makes it easy to load and the included straps hold it steady during transport, even with all my gear loaded. The wheels rolled easily over rock, sand and roots, and it folds easily. With wheels intact it does take up a bit of space, but totally worth it for the quality it provides. I highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded.  Literally took me two minutes to set it up after taking it out of the box! I haven’t used it yet with my boat but it looks sturdy and I chose the green solid wheels so as to avoid any issues with indents that others seemed to experience with the “blue” wheels and similar carts. I will update once I’ve had a chance to use it.

Newcod Kayak Cart, Kayak Dolly Cart for Carrying Kayak Canoe SUP Paddle BoardArrived today and I have to say so far I'm pleased. The frame is well built and sturdy, more than I expected.I put it together which amounted to putting on the wheels. One reviewer said that the keeper pins were cheap and one fell off and was lost. I found them to be sufficient and don't anticipate a problem with loosing them.The straps are very long, much more than necessary to secure a kayak. They seem more than adequate to the job of keeping a kayak in place. The ratchets, though probably equal to the job of holding the straps without slippage, are rather cheap which I found strange given the quality of the rest of the dolly. For this reason (and the hard plastic wheels which I don't like on anything) I gave it 4 stars. I may replace the ratchets.Someone also said that the dolly kept folding up while they were trying to put the kayak on it which I don't understand as the part of the frame that acts as the feet has to be positioned (unfolded), is stiff and snaps into place keeping the dolly very stable.Overall I think it was a good purchase that should last for a long time.Haven't actually tried to load it up since the kayak I use is elsewhere but if it doesn't do the job or there are any problems I will amend this review.

Let me just say that in the world of budget kayaking, being obsessed with the color blue is a shockingly-limiting priority.This cart is great! I'd been watching it here for 2 years before I finally bought it. I even waffled back and forth between blue airless wheels and the fatty balloon tires, but I never go anywhere excessively sandy so I inevitably decided those were overkill. Airless blue worked great on pavement, dodgy bumpy sidewalks, multiple crosswalks, and multiple laps around the back acre to get a feel for the thing. I'm 6'4" and I situated the cart directly beneath the seat so I never experienced any issues with the kickstand catching on stuff as mentioned in other reviews.And on the subject of other reviews: I received mine fully (mostly - just wheels off) assembled, and no parts were missing. I don't really understand why the whole setup (wheels and all) had an odd greasy texture all about them that made me wash my hands multiple times, but for all I know that's a feature not a bug.The common complaint: the straps. They're simple lashing straps and do loosen too easily. That's not *really* the fault of the manufacturer other than them choosing a more-affordable strapping system to keep costs down. I used the value of the sale price discount to buy a 4-pack of Rhino ratchet straps that will replace the lashing straps and I'm GTG. FWIW the lashing straps did get me home (almost a mile) from a local boat launch and only stopped 3, maybe 4 times to tighten them back up so if you're going a relatively short distance the lashing straps might be good enough for you.This cart works very smoothly with a 10' SOT Pelican Sentinel and a 12' sit-in Pelican Ultimate (both beginner multi-chine hulls) as well as a 10' Pelican Sprint (deep-v hull.) My neighbor tried it under a couple of his Sun Dolphin kayaks and liked it so much he ordered his immediately.It's going to be a fun season this year! 😆

The kayak cart I purchased has been a true game-changer. Its sturdy build and easy maneuverability make transporting my kayak a breeze. The cart's adjustable straps securely hold the kayak in place, and its puncture-resistant tires handle various terrains effortlessly. Folding it down for storage is a snap. Whether it's a short distance or a longer trek to the water, this cart's reliability and convenience have made my kayaking adventures even more enjoyable. A must-have accessory for any kayak enthusiast.

We have two 10' Pelican kayaks. This makes it easier for my wife to handle one by herself.

The quality is ok...but I am not a fan of the straps that came with it. The foldable frame is a good idea in concept but in practice, it makes this thing so annoying because at least half the time you are loading it up in the cart, the frame will fold... because there is no way to lock it up and prevent it from doing so. You have to be extra careful not to shift the weight to much or it will fold on you and the whole thing will fall forward... I much prefer a model that uses the drain holes as the mounting point. Overall, the quality is good but I just don't think this is the best concept for a kayak cart.

Great foldable water sport hauler, perfect for single user movement.