Paddleboy Molly Kayak Cart
Paddleboy Molly Kayak Cart Review
Paddleboy Molly Kayak Cart
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Paddleboy
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Price : $59.95
Offer Price :
$59.95
Availability : Usually ships in 24 hours
This is a great item for solo kayakers who don't have someone to help move a heavier kayak across the rocks or sand when loading, unloading. I have a fiberglass kayak. While I can lift it alone, it is awkward and a little heavy if it is any distance from car to lake. I put these little wheels on in just a few seconds and lift up the front of my kayak and away I go. I can even load my paddles, life jacket and anything else I am taking into the kayak and just haul the whole thing in one trip. It is light enough to throw into the cargo hold if you plan on portaging anywhere.
It has cut down on the extra scratches and scapes I have acquired on other trips where I had to drag it a little.
Good product.
Paddleboy Ylw-062506 Features
- 10" D x 14" W x 6" H
- Perfect for small sea kayak hatches
- Thermal-molded body
- Hauls up to 150 lbs
- No disassembly required for stowing
Paddleboy Ylw-062506 Overview
Excellent for small sea kayak hatches, Molly is only 14"W x 10"D x 6"H and weighs 3.5 pounds. Its thermal-molded body is extremely strong and is able to haul up to 150 pounds. Molly has a side-release buckle, a stainless steel axle, and 8" wheels. No dis-assembly is required for stowing.
Overpriced piece of junk - C. A. Boylstein -
I purchased this item, strapped it to my kayak and the plastic hook cracked/broke the first time I used it - simply pulling it through my yard.
The plastic wheels are not easy to take off - they have metal pins that I still can't figure out how to take out - not easy at all
now with the broken clip the item is useless - I will try to buy a clip at lowes and get it to work again.
This thing is worth maybe , certainly not - all cheap plastic, breaks easy, not very useful.
Do not buy this!
Paddleboy Kayak Cart - MArk D. -
This product is OK, but for about the same money we later found a similar product that was sturdier, made out of steel and had inflatable wheels. This product was entirely plastic with tires similar to a push lawnmower.......It was a little hard to use it on rough terrain. If the price was lower and you have no intentions of using it on rough terrain then it would be fine
