Kayak Cart Comparison: Hobie Cart vs Wilderness Systems Cart
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2023
- Hobie Cart Pros:
1. Build quality and materials.
2. Easily transported; light weight.
Hobie Cart Cons:
1. Difficult to use.
2. Cost
Link to purchase: www.tackleshack.com/hobie-hob...
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Wilderness Systems Cart Pros:
1. Heavy duty
2. Ease of us
3. Low cost
Wilderness Systems Cart Cons:
1. Hardware rusts
2. Bulky
Link to purchase: amzn.to/3N7CCj2
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Love my Wilderness cart. Have both types of tires, Interchange depending on beach sand or gravel, rocky trails. You are right, on uneven terrain, the straps are needed or the pro angler 14 will slide right off. The Wilderness cart is more protective too. If you go on bumpy terrain, or have to navigate a few stairs, the insert type carts can damage the thru-hull ports. This happened to a fishing buddy's Hobie Outback, where hull cracked around insert scupper areas. Oyster Point yak launch at SFO bay, gotta love-hate with that kayak launch.
Great tip. Thanks. Wish I had seen your video before spending $300+ on a Hobie cart.
I feel that. I have two Hobie carts that never get used
Thanks for watching!
Thank you.
Thanks for watching
Great review, I buy one wilderness today, for my oldtown pdl 120 sportsman 2023, hobie kayak cart it is not compatible, so, The great advantage of wildernes is its versatility, I think you need to explain how Wildernes is easily disassembled and can be easily stored inside a kayak, but the only problem I see is that the screws and pins rust. However thanks…. Happy kayaking
I fish in Baja Mexico 🌵 🏝️ 🇲🇽
Thank you. Tight lines and be safe out there!
Thanks for the review. Should have reviewed C-Tug R SandTrakz as well. Old C-Tug with plate I hated but Rail was so much better. I hate Sandtakz wheels as they are not as effective on soft sand compare to balloon wheels. With Hobie scupper cart, you really need to do bungee cord mod.
Thanks man. I may have to play with that. Thank you for watching.
My wilderness systems cart stores in my scupper holes out on the water . Just adjusted it that way . Maybe with work for you? Also my buddy made a braket that goes into his holes n then the cart into the bracket if your handy good luck happy kayaking 😊
Great idea. Thanks, and thanks for watching. Tight lines!
I store mine in the rear handle
I have a wildness cart for my hobie pro angler yes it’s very simple to use but I find cause of the groves under the hobie I never get it to sit on there properly what holes have you got it adjusted on to suit yours
I actually had to go look at it to answer. LOL. I have mine set very wide. There is only one more mark on each side not used. So I guess I would say that it is roughly two inches from its widest position. I wish I could have a better way to explain, but I hope that helps you. Thanks for watching, and tight lines!
Whats the best way to get the Hobie wheels off once your boat is in the water?
You have to just lift it straight up so that the wheels drop out, then move the boat over to the side
Have you tried the yak attack tow n stow ones?
I have not, but they look pretty awesome. Same basic concept as my wilderness systems cart, so I’m sure it’s probably a good option. Also, I use a ton of yak, attack, accessories, and I have been pleased with all of them. Thank you for watching.
Great video...I appreciate the input with your experience with pros and cons.
I just received my wilderness cart and have one doubt...I noticed you put the bars on high level, I would like to know why you rather high than low level.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching. I’ve put mine on the high level, because it makes it easier for me to slide my kayaks up onto my trailer from the high-level.
@@Saltyakcharters good to know...does the main bar between the wheels hit some high sand dunes when transporting the kayak on the beach?
It has not for me, but in our area, most of the places I’m dragging it are pretty flat
@@Saltyakcharters Thank you. I put together my new wilderness cart yesterday and plan to use it tomorrow. I have a lot of experience fishing in a kayak and I have had several setbacks with other carts models, so I want to avoid surprises while on the beach so as not to waste time.
Keep up with your good videos and I hope the views increase since it is an interesting comparison that you made between these 2 different carts...I was looking for hours for something like this and only your video covered it correctly.
Tight lines!
Thank you very much. Let me know how it goes once you’ve used it a couple times.
Which of these two is easier in soft sand?
I prefer the wilderness systems, but if you have to park far away from your launch just know you will be walking it back to your truck before launching, as it is too big to store in your kayak
amazing vid bro, do u you if wilderness Systems Cart it fix on hobie lynx ?
Thanks man. I really appreciate that. I can’t say for sure that it will fit on your lynx, but I think it probably would. You can adjust both the height. and the width of the cart. So you would probably be fine. If you have a wilderness systems, dealer near you, load your boat up and go over there. Ask them if you can bring a cart outside and check it for fit.
@@Saltyakcharters thank u bro. im really having issues with my current cart.. the problem is on heavy sand doesn't move at all. so hopefully this wilderness will work.
i much appreciated it man.
@@donzinon4744 I hope it helps. If you live close to st Pete’s you are welcome to come try mine
@@donzinon4744 and if you do a lot on sand be sure to get the balloon tires. They make a huge difference
@@Saltyakcharters thanks alot bro I appreciate it. actually live in Kuwait City .. that very very far away from where you live hehe
Why can’t you set the Wilderness to fit your scupper holes for fishing?
The wilderness cart is not a scupper cart. It is not designed to go in scupper holes. It just sits under the boat horizontally. Thank you for watching. Tight lines!
Technically, I could store it in the back of the boat. But then I would not have room for my crate, or my bait well.
I flip my C Tug against my crate on my outback. Could you fit the long bars under your crate? Also, I leave my Maytag Refg at home. LOL
Awesome review! I had a Hobie cart and hated having to tip the kayak over to put it in. I eventually got Boonedox Landing Gear and that was nice. Now I've progressed from Outbacks to PA 12 to the PA 14 -- definitely the "slammer jammer!" I have a trailer for most of the spots I fish, but when I can't use the trailer I have a Dynamic Dolly, which is very nice.
But I think the Wilderness Systems Cart would be a great addition to my options. I only fish fresh water and can easily replace parts with stainless if necessary (though I agree for the price they should use stainless). Plus I could place the wheels in the center of the kayak, which makes it even easier to transport the kayak.
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Thanks for the review!
Roger, The Smiling BassHole
Agreed. Being able to place that cart in the center of the kayak makes it so much easier when I need to drag a considerable distance. Thanks for watching!
Is hobbies being made off shore?😢 My,my,my.