BonnloKayak Trailer, Foldable, Cast Aluminum Alloy Frame, 10'' Solid Tires, Universal Wheels Cart for Canoe, Paddle Board, Boat, Float Mats, Jon Boat, 1.75 Wall Thickness Prongs

Easy to put together and works well! My only complaint is that the directions dont really show how to attach the straps and was confusing until I looked up a related video.

Works great for a 150lb canoe through grass down to the sandy bottom lake. Only works when you push the canoe from the back with the wheel in front. If you try to pull it with the wheels in the back, the strap will work loose.

It worked. Just used it this morning by myself on a Pelican Mustang (10ft long, 40lbs) for 200 yards over rough terrain, a rocky path with rocks in the softball to football size range.Likes:Light weight, simple, assembles/dissasembles quickly, large wheels with solid rubber tires (never need air).Dislikes:I found the single, cam buckle style strap cumbersome to weave into position, but it did work. I used 2 rope-ratchet style straps, one front, one rear. This holds it open, preventing the unexpected collapse issue others have.The center trough isn't deep enough and the foam cushions aren't thick enough for my kayak's keel, so it rests on the keel, leaning a little to one side, not contacting the foam cushions at all. I'll cut up a pool noodle to remedy this. Although not the devices fault my hull and keel shape are pretty common, so I bet a lot of people will experience the same.Overall, it works just fine. Got me from my car to the lake and back again easily and without any issues.

I’ve had this for about a month now and I was actually logging in to initiate a return. It folds up 2-3 times while you’re trying to use it. That means that 2-3 times you have to stop, try to reposition it, and try again. It If it’s not folding up, it just rolls under. It fails more when you pull it in the right direction but if you have to maneuver at all and push it back the other way, it rolls over. I super-tightened the screws which seems to have stopped the folding (for the most part) but now it’s less collapsible, it still rolls under, and it does still fold if used on rough ground. I’VE NEVER used it where it didn’t fail at least twice and like others have said, it’s so much more of a hassle to try to use it than to just pick it up or drag it. I’m going to keep trying things because I’m stuck with it now. If anyone has suggestions, please post them. If you suggest repositioning the straps, please be specific as I’ve tried dozens of configurations. I would give it ZERO stars if that were an option because it just doesn’t do anything that it’s supposed to.

Only comes with one strap, which is not adequate in holding down or centering carrier. One strap allows carrier to fold up when under way. Have to use one of my ratcheting straps in addition to included strap. Carrier often becomes misaligned despite use of two straps. Poorly thought out product. Not very compact when folded. I hate it. Unfortunately I threw all packaging away. I guess I like the bright yellow wheels. 😄

Okay, the only thing I don't like about this is the strand that it comes with it, it's a piece of crap. So get yourself a nice ratchet strap or whatever they're called from late Home Depot or Walmart or whatever is near you. It's great though, it works just like it should, and I had to carry or I guess pull my kayak for like a mile and a half because I was on this river and they took out the old ramp I didn't have no signs up or anything, so me and my family thankfully found this nice family that let us use their like normal ramp to go up out of the river and then we had to walk like I'm out half back to the parking lot. But this was a lifesaver for sure.

Junk

Really like this product, makes moving my kayak a breeze. Product is solidly built and easy to use. I have recommended this item to several people and they all say how easy it is to use. Would purchase again!