WIKEKayak Canoe and Surf Cart - Includes Ultra Lite Smart Stick Tow Bar

I bought this to transport a 9-ft kayak about a mile over a combination of pavement, sand and gravel. It rolls super well over all of those terrains and is very easy to pull along once kayak is mounted. Hardest part is mounting kayak on the cart without having the cart move if I'm doing it alone. Would appreciate manufacturer video showing easiest way to position cart so a woman alone can slide kayak onto it, without cart shifting position. Strapping it on is easy, once it's on. Cart has elicited much admiration from other kayaking women. Extremely useful for mounting & transporting a kayak without any help.

This is the 4th SUP carrier I’ve tried from amazon and the only one that works and is not a royal pain in the arse to load your SUP on. Soooo, any of the other carriers that are above $100 I wouldn’t buy except this one. Connect it to my bike for the 1/4 mile ride to the cove to surf the monsters. Wheels are big, don’t get stuck in sand and they’ll ride easily over rocks. Straps take 5 seconds to connect unlike one of the other carriers that literally take 30 friggin minutes.

This thing is totally awesome. Ever since I got it, I have been towing my 17 foot sea kayak to the river and back, and it's a snap. Towing bar attaches to the fastener on my bike in a minute or two. Have been just leaving my bike on the cart, so I can get underway almost immediately. And the good news is that I can detach the boat from the bike and cart it all the way to river's edge, which means I need no help at either end--which I seriously do if I use my car and roof rack. This was a retirement present to myself, so if I can manage it alone, most people should be able to, as well.Cart rolls just fine on both paved paths and dirt. No problem on modest hills, either. I kept it under 12 mph on anything bumpy.The whole thing is excellent. I am one very happy customer.

Whoever designed this never fixed a bike in his life. You cannot expect molded plastic to hold a nut in place when it is connected to a bicycle seat tube and dragging a load. I'm giving it three stars because the trailer part works brilliantly with the bike wheels on it. The coupling that connects the drag bar to the bike is poorly designed. I made it work by getting some metal sleeve couplings from home depot and cranking down some bolts through them as hard as I could into new nuts on the outside of the black plastic housing. Its really ugly but it works. I cut the bolts at the nut to prevent injuries. Works nice now. I'm contemplating replkacing the wheels with 20 inch wheels as it would make pulling this on a bike 1000 times easier.

$219 for $30 worh of materials. The wheels can be bought for $20. And it's not even bulk pricing. Quit sad these people are ripping people off. I'm ade better out of crutches and a baby stroller that someone was throwing away. And I bet mine is way lighter and easier to transport while on the water.

Easy to assemble. Rides effortlessly behind my bike pulling 10ft kayak.I have a fixed handle on my kayak not a rope style. I easily rigged a clampBetween unit and kayak. No issues.

Just finished a remote set of lakes on Vancouver Island. Some really bumpy sections and the wheels are fabulous!It's hard to load the canoe on as there is no " kick stand" so it's a 2 person Job. But they roll fantastic

A great cart to transport kayak either by hand or pull with bike. Need stronger straps.Thank you.