I’ve had a C-tug for years and I have loved it for my Outback but lately I’ve been bringing a lot more stuff & I’ve been trying out different carts. I use my C-Tug the way you do-leave it on the stern while I’m fishing. My first try for something new was the C-tug rails/bunks. HATED it. They don’t seat well onto the cart, they fell off easily, and the pads on them flew off. I really hated them. Also their new straps are 1” instead of the nice thick ones. Next up was the Wilderness Systems. I actually just walked in the door from UPS where I was sending it back. I found it extremely difficult to load when coming back to the ramp at the end of the day. It’s heavy as hell too and huge. I do think my next one to try will be one of the YakAttack ones. I’ve loved pretty much every product of theirs I’ve ever had.
Wheres the best cart out there, the wilderness systems cart? It was the best investment when I got my bigrig. Im able to put it on the cart, load the chainsaws and my other gear, then move it where I need even over rough terrain. The yak attack cart looks nice but I cringe at the price that it will be. Any links to the yak attack cart? I too just lash my cart to the back of the boat vs breaking it down.
ACTUALLY..... the wilderness is only 10 bucks cheaper from what I have found today! i only showed what i had and have used, and this one is EXTREMELY well thought out and put together. not to knock the wildy at all, but this one is the one most of us have been waiting for.
@@ChrisFunktheFeralOne I agree after looking at it. The wilderness cart blue all the others out of the water and though while spendy, it was well worth it. The wilderness cart is simplistic, but fewer things to break. This cart looks impressive. Id have to see one in person to see if it would be worth changing over. It certainly looks like this cart will give the wildy cart a run for its money. im concerned about the durability of the kick stands though and how easy they are to retract with a boat on it.
That’s gonna be a tough one to beat! When Yakattack comes out with something they definitely make it count!
I’ve had a C-tug for years and I have loved it for my Outback but lately I’ve been bringing a lot more stuff & I’ve been trying out different carts. I use my C-Tug the way you do-leave it on the stern while I’m fishing.
My first try for something new was the C-tug rails/bunks. HATED it. They don’t seat well onto the cart, they fell off easily, and the pads on them flew off. I really hated them. Also their new straps are 1” instead of the nice thick ones.
Next up was the Wilderness Systems. I actually just walked in the door from UPS where I was sending it back. I found it extremely difficult to load when coming back to the ramp at the end of the day. It’s heavy as hell too and huge.
I do think my next one to try will be one of the YakAttack ones. I’ve loved pretty much every product of theirs I’ve ever had.
Dude... great video. Exactly what I needed, thanks for putting it together, and for keeping it real.👊🏻
Hey Chris: Talking about price, does the Yakattack cart come with a kayak included? Just kidding.
When you can make a heavy duty cart like that and make it foldable and easy to stow away, man take money-lol
Wheres the best cart out there, the wilderness systems cart? It was the best investment when I got my bigrig. Im able to put it on the cart, load the chainsaws and my other gear, then move it where I need even over rough terrain.
The yak attack cart looks nice but I cringe at the price that it will be. Any links to the yak attack cart?
I too just lash my cart to the back of the boat vs breaking it down.
ACTUALLY..... the wilderness is only 10 bucks cheaper from what I have found today! i only showed what i had and have used, and this one is EXTREMELY well thought out and put together. not to knock the wildy at all, but this one is the one most of us have been waiting for.
www.yakattack.us/blog/townstow-barcart-kayak-cart/
@@ChrisFunktheFeralOne I agree after looking at it. The wilderness cart blue all the others out of the water and though while spendy, it was well worth it.
The wilderness cart is simplistic, but fewer things to break. This cart looks impressive. Id have to see one in person to see if it would be worth changing over.
It certainly looks like this cart will give the wildy cart a run for its money. im concerned about the durability of the kick stands though and how easy they are to retract with a boat on it.
Thanks for the comparisons!!