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FUNPENY Kayak Carts Dolly, Canoe Carrier Trolley with Wheels is a durable and convenient solution for transporting your kayak or canoe. Made of rust-resistant aluminum, this kayak cart is built to last. It features two 10-inch flat tires that allow for smooth movement on the beach and gravel roads (not suitable for highways).
The kayak cart is easy to assemble, saving you precious time when you're in a hurry to get out on the water. Simply follow the instructions and you'll be ready to go in no time.
With a capacity to hold up to 176 pounds, this trolley is sturdy enough to carry your kayak or canoe. It comes with a buckle belt that can be used to securely fix your watercraft on top of the cart, ensuring stability during movement. Additionally, the cart is equipped with two leg supports, further enhancing its structural stability.
When it comes to storage, the Funpeny kayak canoe carrier cart is designed with convenience in mind. Its compact foldable design allows you to easily store it in your car or boat, making transportation a breeze. The tires can also be easily removed using the backup pins.
Customer satisfaction is a top priority for Funpeny, and they strive to provide quality products. If you have any questions or concerns, their customer service team is ready to assist you. Your satisfaction is their utmost goal.
Now, let's address some frequently asked questions about this product:
Q: Are these wheels inflated or solid? The title and description say airless tires, however, the pictures clearly show air valves.
A: This is our mistake, the wheels are inflated.
Q: Can this be used on a Sunfish or Laser sailboat? They weigh about 120lbs.
A: I wouldn't recommend this item. It is not the best quality and I had difficulties hauling my kayak, which weighs less than 120lbs, let alone a sailboat.
Q: How well does it roll on sand?
A: Rolling this kayak cart on sand can be very difficult.
Q: Will the tires work towing this on a paved road behind a bike?
A: I would not recommend towing this kayak cart on a paved road behind a bike. It is a cheap kayak dolly that works well for what it's made for, but that's it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these wheels inflated or solid? The title and description say airless tires however the pictures clearly show air valves.
This our mistake, the wheels is inflated
Can this be used on a Sunfish or Laser sailboat? They weight about 120lbs.
I wouldn't reccomend this item. Not the best quality and I had difficulties haul my kayak that weights less than 120lb sailboat.
how well does it roll on sand?
Very difficult in sand
will the tires work towing this on a paved road behind a bike?
I would not recommend. This is a cheap kayak dolly. It works well for it’s made for, but that’s it.
