Bonnlo Kayak Beach Cart, Width Adjustable 6.3"-18.7" Universal Canoe Dolly Heavy Duty Kayak Trolley with 12" Balloon Beach Wheels, Kickstand, and Free Pump, Sturdy 330 Lb Weight Capacity

I have an old small light weight kayak cart that comes apart easily and fits in the bow compartment of my 18' 43 lb sea-kayak (see picture, front cart), works good on sandy beaches. But then I started using it to carry my 30" wide 8' long slalom windsurfing board, solid carbon foil and wings, sail, boom, mast, and gear to the beach. All that was just too bulky and heavy for the small cart, made getting everything to beach and back to car a workout because things dragged on the sand and the small wheels dug into the sand. So I got this cart, it fits my 30" wide board good, and because it is a lot higher off the ground and has much wider wheels it should take less effort to cart over soft sand. The tire gauge was very helpful in pumping the tires to the right size, I left the gauge a touch loose so when tires get hot in car or on beach they do not over-inflate. Seems very well made, the only thing is the right bracket has a black plastic over-molded reinforcement piece and the left bracket does not. The pictures for the cart from the manufacture shows none on Amazon's website, while in the instruction pamphlet it shows them on both brackets. Will update after using.Got a chance to use it, loaded it up with a lot of equipment (see pictures), including what I also used to carry on my shoulders (big blue duffel bag), and pulled about 80-100 yards through sand to ocean edge. Had it connected to a belt on my waist with a strap on nose of board bag, so I could just walk straight pulling it, without using my arms. Only needed 1 strap to hold board to cart, rest of equipment just sat on top and stayed there because the cart allowed the board to be level with the ground and my hips. Great cart, made it a lot easier to pull equipment to beach.

I used this rig to carry my kayak about 500 feet across loose river rocks and up a steep hill. The tires were wide enough to prevent them from sinking into the loose rocks and I only needed one strap to hold the kayak on the carrier. It is light weight and easy to assemble and disassemble without any tools.

Easy to assemble, seems sturdy and well made. The kick stand is hard to operate, but it can be left extended without causing trouble. I use the cart to carry my 9-foot kayak between the somewhat rocky beach and under the house, which involves tangles of beach grass, bayberry and rugosa roses, rough concrete block steps, and rather steep sand dune. I can do all that with no assistance in spite of advanced age. The two straps that hold the kayak on the cart need to pass through some kind of anchor points on or inside the kayak to keep the cart aligned parallel with the kayak, and I was able to do that. The fat tires work very well over rocks and steps. They were easy to inflate with a bike pump, and mine DID come with the cardboard template to judge the inflation. (That cutout is not very sturdy, and might have been discarded by some buyers as just looking like an excess piece of packaging in spite of being clearly labelled.)

Easy to assemble. Works great on my Jackson Costa kayak. After I strap it down, I taped the strap around the frame. It will make it easier to load it back on the frame.

Super solid and makes carrying my skiff a breeze.I was hesitant at first because of the price point.It was definitely more than I was expecting. Easy to put together and even came with an hand pump for the tires

I bought this to move my PA12 over the sand dune to put in the Gulf. Worked well moving the kayak, it is made well and easy to put together and stow. I have a wildress system cart with the hard wheels and I discovered that the wheels are interchange able. you may need to drill a hole to keep the wheels on there but it can be done. Well worth the money even if you were going to use the wheels on the wildreness cart.

This rolling cart is awesome. You can literally roll your 80+ pound kayak with one finger keeps your kayak from getting scratched up.

I changed my rating from two stars to one because the vendor promised to send the missing pump and stencil be never did. Vendor no longer responds to questions, may be out of business.At last a kayak cart that rolls easily in the sand; I tested it with my tandem which is pretty heavy and on the softest sand I could find. Rolled nicely and the straps kept it in place. All good to this point unless I've overinflated the tires and they pop off.My order said the cart comes with a pump but no pump was provided. They state that the tires can be inflated to 3 PSI maximum. One cannot measure that with a bicycle tire pump gauge. The inflation gauge was also missing from my package. The seller responded that they would send me the pump and I will increase my rating when it arrives. To their credit they did remove the wording about flat free tires which was incorrect.