I'm a 60 kg retiree, so not particularlty strong. I just carry my 17 ft sea kayak to the water on my shoulter, or lift it overhead onto my roof racks. I don't need any carts or assistance, because my kayaks are glass laminate, not rotomoulded PE & as they were made in the 70s, not grossly over built. For some reason I find unfathomable, kayaks have continued to get heavier & more rediculously expensive over the last half century or so & yet people still buy the darn burdonsom things. Why strap these millstones around your necks........
You only need one strap. Just pass it through both legs and not one.
I'm a 60 kg retiree, so not particularlty strong. I just carry my 17 ft sea kayak to the water on my shoulter, or lift it overhead onto my roof racks. I don't need any carts or assistance, because my kayaks are glass laminate, not rotomoulded PE & as they were made in the 70s, not grossly over built. For some reason I find unfathomable, kayaks have continued to get heavier & more rediculously expensive over the last half century or so & yet people still buy the darn burdonsom things. Why strap these millstones around your necks........