Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Remolque Horizontal para Kayak, Remolque Plegable 620x350x325 mm con Neumáticos de Goma Maciza de 25,4 cm y 1 Correa de Trinquete Carga de 90 kg, Carrito para Tabla de Surf de Remo, Kayaks

I use this dolly as the front wheels for my 11' inflatable boat (zodiac style). It folds up and comes in the boat with me when I'm on the water. I use bungee cords to hold it to the boat rather than the straps that came with it just to make it easier to work under the boat. It has worked great so far and seems like it's going to hold up well.

Excellent cart. Exatly as adverstised.

Absolutely made an enormous difference in moving my kayak around. Need to center it mid kayak for best results...meaning it carries all the weight!!! Definitely recommend. Use straps to help keep it in place on bumpy terrain.

It is a great cart. The little kickstand is not a great thing . Doesn't work with kayak.

Pünktliche Lieferung; einfache Nutzung mit einem Boot, das ca. 50 kg. wiegt. Bisher keine Probleme.

in Ordnung

très pratique et facile à monter. j’ai eu un défaut d’une des roues qui se dégonfle après gonflage lié à un défaut de valve. impossible à réparer. j’ai eu droit un échange. cela a pris beaucoup de temps. j’ai pu constater qu’il y avait un défaut de montage par rapport à l’échange des valves. ceci explique cela… c’est rentré dans l’ordre.

This is a great quality kayak cart that wont damage your yak the way some others can. Very easy to assemble a d the solid rubber wheels mean there is no risk of punctures or flat tyres. My only criticism is that the straps could have been a little longer as they only just fit around my vessel, leaving only an inch of free strap, making them difficult to adequately tighten. They would be fine on a narrower canoe type of craft. But over all, it's a great, well made little cart at a very reasonable price.

This cart made it possible to move my loaded canoe (trolling motor, battery, fishing tackle, etc) to the lake and back. 1/2 mile trek over trail and road climbing in elevation along the way. Only issue, and it was a biggy, was that along the trail one of the thumbnuts holding the wheel in position vibrated off of the axle. After walking back to camp for a wrench I was able to improvise by using an axle nut for the thumbnut. I never could find the thumbnut in the brush. After returning from my camping trip I solved the problem by drilling the axle and using hairpin clips instead of the thumbnuts. This is a change the factory should consider.

Iits ok but thank goodness I dont have to go very far with it. It was cheap enough...