Suspenz Fishing Kayak Beach Sand Cart Trolley | Heavy Duty Canoe Carrier Trailer with Adjustable Bi-Directional Bunker Bars and Balloon Wheels | Catch-All Universal Beach Cart (22-9910)

Love the straps being made into the wheels saves you from knots and carrying more stuff

Title says it all. This cart is great!!! Can’t go wrong with it. I’m going to order the hard wheels for it too.

Works well and handles the load of my large 13’6” kayakThe wheels will change out from a set of beach tires to hard tires but only 1 set comes with the cart

This worked perfectly.

Some different configuration options on the cart make this work well for a number of watercraft. This carries SUPs, canoes, kayaks and even small row boats. You can run the orientation parallel or perpendicular to the bottom of the craft depending if you have a keel in the way. The quality is top of the line and you can switch out wheels to go from a beach cart to more of a hard surface cart. The kickstand is nice to keep your stuff from dragging on the ground.Tires take some abuse over rocks and make it easier to get your stuff to the water. The straps attach easily and secure the craft to the cart with little movement. This is well thought out cart. Very handy and very versatile.

The media could not be loaded. I own a heavy Hobie fishing kayak and often launch it from a beach access in my neighborhood. This is probably the 4th kayak cart I’ve tried and I can honestly say it’s hands down the best. Launching my kayak from soft sand has never been so effortless. Here’s what I like about this Suspenz Kayak Cart:****************************************************LIKES*Easy Assembly - the cart goes together really quickly. There isn’t a lot of assembly required and the instructions do a great job of showing you how to put it together with pictures and diagrams and there’s even a QR code in the instructions that takes you directly to an assembly video.*Easy Load - since it’s adjustable, I can use this cart on both my kayak and my inflatable boat and both of them load very easily. It’s a piece of cake for one person to load even a heavier kayak onto the cart by themselves.*Balloon Wheels - there are two versions of this cart, one that comes with larger skinny wheels, and the one I got that has the big, soft, gray balloon wheels. The assembly instructions for the cart itself featured the plastic wheels but there is a blurb in there about how to inflate and install the balloon wheels. Keep in mind, the balloon wheels get inflated to a very low PSI (like 3-4 PSI) so don’t over inflate them. They’re supposed to be soft, that’s what makes them work. Once they were installed I was amazed at how well they work on the soft sand. They don’t care about gravel or pavement (though I think they’ll obviously wear out faster on those surfaces) but they really shine on the soft dirt and sand. Even my heavy fishing kayak is a piece of cake to drag across the beach (at least compared to how hard it was previously).*Adjustable - the support bars/rails are completely adjustable. Not just only can you adjust the width to be wider or narrower based on the width of your kayak/boat, but you can even remove them and rotate them 90 degrees so they run sideways, which works great for wider flat bottomed boats (like a John boat). I can use the cart for both my inflatable boat and my kayak.*Sturdy - this thing is well built and rock-solid compared to some of my previous carts that were mostly cheap plastic. The plastic is all heavy duty and feels nice and sturdy and the hardware appears to be stainless steel. This thing definitely feels like a much higher quality.*Straps - The strap design on this cart is genius. The straps run through the center of the rails so it makes it easy to get them around the kayak. One end of the strap has a buckle that’s protected by a rubber sleeve that keeps it from scratching your boat. The other end of the strap has a yellow plastic bead on it that can slide up and down the strap. The purpose of the bead is to keep the strap from pulling out of the tube when you’re attaching everything together. The how-to video does a great job of explaining how to join them to secure the kayak. It’s a clever design that works great!*Kickstand -the back side of the cart has a flip out kickstand that holds the cart upright. That makes it easy to load the kayak by yourself and then flip the kickstand back out of the way once it’s all strapped down and you’re ready to start wheeling it.* Value - this cart is definitely pricey ($229.95 at the time of this review) but it’s by far the nicest one I’ve ever used. It’s sturdy, well-built out of high quality materials, easy to use by myself, and rolls easily across soft sand. This one is worth every penny in my opinion.****************************************************DISLIKES* Instructions for beach wheels - I wish the assembly instructions had made the beach/balloon wheel inflation a little more prominent. There is an insert in the box that includes a tool and instructions for the tires themselves instructions to mention short blurb about them, but it felt like I had to search a bit for the details and there weren’t any pictures that featured the balloon wheels.****************************************************Overall I couldn’t be happier with this kayak cart and would definitely recommend it!

This is a very unique item. It is very easy to use, but is also a bit of a one trick poney and using it takes setup time. I love the nice big tires, and it certainly makes sand a breeze to travese. However, the tires aren't exactly the most durable. I would liken them to a street bike tire in that a big puncture vine could put it out of comission. The other thing is the cost. I don't think the value is there at the price. I think this item is nice and it does work and adjust as it should, but I see this sitting around more than I'd like. It does seem like a decent quality, but it's not top quality. 3.5 stars from me. If you have to go a long way, it may be worth it. But for the time savings, I prefer carrying the kayak.

While this isn't a Boonedox Landing Gear...this thing is a GREAT trolley. I was able to easily move around my 2021 Hobie Outback (even with my Boonedox in the stowed position). This will 100% be the way I move my 2023 Vanhunks Pro Angler kayak around. The Pro Angler will be what I use for the bass kayak tourneys as it just has more than the outback does and this will allow me to distribute weight more effectively when i put the trolling motor on it.