C-Tug Boat Cart by NRS Review
C-Tug Boat Cart by NRS
By NRS
Customer Rating :
Price : $149.95
Offer Price : $149.95
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
C-Tug Boat Cart by NRS
C-Tug Boat Cart by NRS
By NRS
Customer Rating :
Price : $149.95
Offer Price : $149.95
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
NRS Features
- Supports up to 300 lbs.
- Fast assembly and disassembly
- Pneumatic treaded tires and reinforced composite construction and thermo-bonded elastomeric seat pad
- 10" wheels w/ stainless steel reinforced axles
- Removable kickstand and includes an 8' strap
NRS Overview
Forget lugging your boat or kayak to the water, wearing yourself out before your trip even starts to load up the NRS C-Tug boat cart and get going Designed to carry up to 300 pounds, then collapse down to fit in a mid-sized kayak hold, the C-Tug will save your day, time and time again Features: Worry not about rust, corrosion, or sand to seven parts snap apart and back together with ease Heavy-duty, long-lasting composite material will last for years Designed to grip your boat hull without scratching it, thermo-bonded elastomeric seat pads stick tightly and hold tenaciously Load up and don't give a second thought to weight to designed to hold up to 300 pounds, the stainless-steel reinforced axles resist corrosion and warping Lash your kayak to the cart with the included 79-foot strap Should you need to stop for a break, the removable kickstand will hold your boat in place Specifications: Material: reinforced composite to stainless steel
Strong Cart With One BIG Problem - R. C. Hughes - Altamonte Springs, Florida United States
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R26VKXVA6M80SW This is a well thought out well built cart. Whoever thought up the design was really using their noodle. The BIG problem lies in the wheels and/or inner tubes they use. Why their R&D Dept. didn't pick up on this is beyond me. Just like the other reviewer, I suffered severe setbacks with tire inflation. I am putting the tire assemblies in the wells of my kayak JUST AS THEY RECOMMEND, but they need deflated to fit in there, so they need re-pressurized on each trip. Well I ripped the valve right out of the wheel on my first adventure and had to push the whole rig 2 miles back to my base point. The C-Tug company was very good about it and offered to replace both tires and wheels for the cost of postage. That was yesterday. So again, strong cart with one major design flaw. A potentially 5-star product gets a 3.
Worthless - tires won't hold air. - Donald Thompson - St Petersburg, FL
I've tried to use this 3 times, with at least a month between tries as I seldom need a cart like this. EVERY TIME the tires were flat. And, I had trouble refilling them. I'm giving up.
This is extremely frustrating because I bought mine directly from the American distributor after complaining about tire problems with another brand. He assured me they had no similar problem. But C-Tug is worse. At least I could refill the others. C-tug has a short valve and a large wheel frame. The filler nozzle on my Black & Decker air pump will not go on the valve. The last time I went somewhere that had their own compressor and refilled the tires. They had a nozzle that would fit. A short time later - flat again. Their distributor either did not know his product or was a bald faced lier.
I don't know how these products work if used regularly or somewhere else. But, in Florida, if used once in a while, avoid this product like the plague.