Obligatory kayak cart thread

[yakjitsu]

Based on my searches it appears this is the only kayak forum without a thread devoted to kayak carts. I thought about making one, actually had the wheels and pvc joints in my buggy at Ace hardware recently, and put them back when I realized I was already over $40. Not having a kayak cart is what's holding me back from paddling more.

Did you buy one or make one, assuming you have one? What kind, and would you recommend it to a friend?

I'm seeing pros and cons for the paddle boy scupper pup but, other than the price, that looks like just what I need.

[3spots]

This is what I have and am very pleased with it. A little pricey, but great quality! www.wheeleez.com/kayakcanoecart.php

[gabreamyaker]

i got mine from this guy. www.kayakcorner.com i am very pleased with it. as it fits right in my scupper holes the one yo have pictured looks al most like the one i got,

[yakjitsu]

Jun 7, 2011 16:19:43 GMT -5 3spots said:

This is what I have and am very pleased with it. A little pricey, but great quality! www.wheeleez.com/kayakcanoecart.php

Hmmm. Would you be opposed to me trying that on to see how it fits some time?

[3spots]

I have no problem letting you use it for a "try out". You know where I live, call me. I'm off all week and should be around the house during morning hours.

[nubby]

I have a mini wheeleez brand new in the box with the sand tires for sale. PM me and I will send you pictures.

Here is the link:

www.wheeleez.com/canoe-kayak-carts.php

[kenmorrow]

Even if you spend $100 on one, you'll consider it $100 well-spent. Just don't "install" wheels on your yak. Get the true cart kind.