Stowable Kayak "SK" Airless Cart

I purchased this cart for my Eddyline Sandpiper 12 Kayak. The cart, with tires removed from the frame and the cart frame folded, all fit easily in the stern hatch. I pull the cart around 300 yards to get to the beach and the cart makes this trek easy.

I love this cart, but when you try to put out Kayak on, the wheels roll and the cart moves out from under the Kayak. It should come with wheel chocks or locking wheels. I use my water shoes for chocks and it works. Other than that, it works perfectly and makes moving the Kayak down to the dock a breeze.

I think it's a perfect match for slimmer and lighter sea kayaks. My hard-chined greenland style kayak's hull matches the SK perfectly. The removable wheels and the compact size of the SK make it easy to be stored inside some of the kayak's dry compartment.

I was looking for a lightweight cart for my 32lbs Stitch-and-Glue plywood kayak. The hull has a pronounced "Vee" deadrise which I was rather concerned whether it will match the SK or not. I decided to go ahead with the order after consulting Suspenz, and I am happy that it fit my kayak perfectly! I like its lightweight, ability to fold and easily stowed into my car's trunk although it will fit into my kayak. But to be fair, it is a rolling Greenland kayak which is not designed to take any payload in the first place. I am using it mostly over asphalt, concrete pavements and mowed lawn which the wheels work well.

Purchased this to wheel our kayaks from a house we were renting on Cape Cod to a put-in a couple of blocks away. This avoided me having to strain my aging back loading and unloading them on the roof of our car. The cart looks sharp, seems really well made, and is very easy to use. The included straps hold the kayak very securely. I also like how it folds up, came with a mesh storage bag, and that the tires don't need inflating and can't go flat. I'm sure we will find other places to use it in the future.