Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Kajakwagen, 150 kg, Kanuwagen mit 38,1 cm Vollgummireifen & Spanngurt, Bootswagen zum Transportieren von Kajaks, Kanus, Paddleboards, Jon-Booten, Wassersportgeräte, 770x495x425 mm

This kayak cart is about the best bang for your buck cart out there. The large wheels make it easy to get around all sorts of terrain. The kick stand makes it super easy to load and unload the kayak. The pull straps make it easy to sinch down. It folding mostly flat is a wonder for storage. I cannot recommend this cart enough.

I bought this to ease up transporting my canoe and it's the perfect solution. I'm pleased with the quality and the design.

Bought this about a month ago, assembly was easy and all parts enclosed. Have not used it yet, but ready for next years camping season.

Excellent cart! I use it to transport my 4.8 m inflatable boat both fully inflated and packed into its carrying bag. The wide wheels make it easy to move over all kinds of terrain, including soft ground and uneven surfaces. Very practical, sturdy and easy to use.

Iits ok but thank goodness I dont have to go very far with it. It was cheap enough...

I bought this cart to help transport my wingfoiling equipment and standup paddleboards the 300m from my house to the beach. It is a very simple design but effective and well made. Once you figure out the proper balance point for your gear, you can walk your stuff to the beach with little more than fingertip pressure!! This cart would work well for SUP Foil and Downwind Paddleboards as well.

El carro para kayak de Vevor es muy bueno; tiene una construcción robusta y es ligero. Lo usamos para nuestra tabla de paddle surf inflable y nuestro kayak. Se desplaza muy bien.

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This cart made it possible to move my loaded canoe (trolling motor, battery, fishing tackle, etc) to the lake and back. 1/2 mile trek over trail and road climbing in elevation along the way. Only issue, and it was a biggy, was that along the trail one of the thumbnuts holding the wheel in position vibrated off of the axle. After walking back to camp for a wrench I was able to improvise by using an axle nut for the thumbnut. I never could find the thumbnut in the brush. After returning from my camping trip I solved the problem by drilling the axle and using hairpin clips instead of the thumbnuts. This is a change the factory should consider.