YYST Lot 2 Kayak Carry Handle Pull Handle T-Handle with Cord and Pad Eyes

I was a bit skeptical due to the low price but these are exactly what I was looking. Each handle is single piece of plastic (no metal) and also allows for the cord to easily be replaced. The thickness and shape of the plastic is really strong, I don't notice any flexing or give to it. I think these will last a lot longer than the more expensive handles I'm replacing.

Easy to install and not sharp edges. Time will tell how long the rope last, but looks like my original one.

Well made and rugged looking. Uses stainless steel screws with nuts to hold the piece attached to the kayak so plan ahead about how you're going to hold the nuts inside the kayak so you can screw the screws into them. Hint: stainless steel nuts are not magnetic. The strap is sturdy and plenty long, the handle sturdy and comfortable. Although I spent over an hour figuring out how to hold the nuts in place, I'm very happy with the results.

Works great

These are great quality handles, very on par with what came with the kayak. After 10+ years, the originals rotted through at the cord and I could see no easy way to rethread them. At the price of these replacement handles, I was all in. 2 seconds and I'm back in business!!

Have had these handles on for 4 months now without issues. I kayak a lot and these handles hold up. Comfortable to grip. Would definitely purchase again.

I was new to the kayak world and didn’t realize how much I really needed these. They’re easy to operate and you can wrap just about anything and securely tighten them.

I bought these for my camping chuck box. The handles are so narrow and hard to hold onto when the box is fully loaded. I needed something that I could maneuver easy. These work like a charm. I will need to post a update in the future to say how they have held up for a few camping trips.

I put both on the bow ring of my Tobin inflatable boat. With the 9.9hp motor installed there is 200# to pull. The inflatable has transom launching wheels. These handles seem strong enough to last. They have a good grip. Perfect for a kayak.

The handle is sturdy enough and the cord is of good strength. However, make sure that the knots are secure, as the simple overhand knots at the end of the cords looked like could slip, so I retied them, with a little more of the end sticking out. The cord is too short to tie a figure eight at the end, which would otherwise be my preferred method.