The Best Kayak Cart Costs Just $75?

Unboxing and review of a $75 kayak cart I purchased off Amazon. This kayak cart has nearly all of the same great features as the $250 carts but for a third of the price!
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[@chrishebert3240]

I got this one but don’t leave your kayak hooked up to the cart while in storage or in your garage. The info says it’s rated at around 300 lbs. I left my cart hooked up yo my kayak while in my garage and the tires are hard plastic and will leave a dent in the tires.

[@DIYBuildouts]

Good to know, thanks for the advice

[@sigintdevildog]

I got one for my Bonafide RS117. It’s been great so far!

[@DIYBuildouts]

Great to hear! I have really enjoyed mine with my old town 106 pdl.

[@insight1256]

Your setup was uneven. You should measure how far apart you want the rails to sit then adjust both sides so you are centre on the cart, this will evenly distribute the weight on both wheels. That’s why it has measurements on the sliding rail. Also, the stand should be facing the bow. 😊

[@WilliamJenkins-i9c]

Hi how long have you had that VEVOR Heavy Duty Kayak Cart, and has it broke on you at all? Also do you have to strap it down?

[@DIYBuildouts]

Hello, I’ve had the kayak cart for 4 months and it’s still like new! Works perfectly. You don’t have to strap it down, but it comes with straps if you’d like to. My old town 106 pdl stays on the cart with no straps perfectly. Still highly recommend the cart.

[@67mackjack]

Have you tried it in sand on a beach. Every one I've used digs down into the sand..

[@DIYBuildouts]

I have not tried this cart on sand, but I would think you could narrow your search down to the fat rubber tired carts if that is your dedicated purpose. Being in East Tennessee I don’t need sand tires. I need more rugged tires to bounce over rocks and hard terrain.

[@johnguth5376]

You're out of frame during the assembly process.???

[@DIYBuildouts]

Sorry