Suspenz Heavy Duty Deep-V Beach Cart
Roll your kayak or canoe effortlessly over the sand with the Suspenz Heavy Duty Deep-V beach cart. It's easy to use and store, thanks to its foldable design and quick-release wheels.
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- Ideal for kayaks and canoes with a deep, V-shaped hull
- Deep-V™ Platform has V-shaped horizontal bars that are 5.5 in. deep to fit the deepest hull shapes, v-hulls and strong keels
- Adjustable durable rubber bumpers prevent contact with the metal frame
- Inflatable, wide tires glide over hot summer sand (air pump included)
- No tools required for assembly—just unfold, attach the quick-release wheels and go
- 2 included straps provide support to prevent load shifting
Imported.
View all Suspenz Kayak Carts| Best Use | Kayaking Canoeing |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity (lbs) | 200 pounds |
| Construction | Powder-coated aluminum |
| Dimensions | 31 x 15 x 4 inches |
| Weight | 15 pounds |
| Wheel Dimensions | 12 x 7 inches |
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Product was damaged one axel is crushed and not round so wheel is unable to fit!
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I purchased this cart to shuttle my 12' Perception Carolina kayak from a kayak rack to the edge of a lake, approximately 65 feet that includes a gentle uphill incline before heading downhill to beach and the lake. The cart is well made, but it did not work for me. I followed the instructions in the videos, kept the kickstand on the downward side of the slope, tried to have the kayak centered on the cart, and tried to get the straps tight around the boat. Keeping the kickstand on the downside of the incline meant that I had to pivot the boat 180º when I reached the water. This was not a deal-breaker, but the slope of the beach was too steep for the cart, and I when I would position the boat where I wanted it on the cart, it would start to slide out of place before I could get the straps tightened. I tried it with the boat perpendicular to the water, and parallel to the water. Neither worked. At one point, the kickstand and cart folded up on itself, and collapsed, along with the kayak, on my foot. That hurt. For three days. The cart would probably work pretty well on more level ground, or with two people.