Conwy Kayak Folding Kayak Trolley Cart K1 60kg Load Puncture Proof Flat Free Wheels for Canadian Canoe SUP Paddle Board Transport Carry Accessories

These wheels for my kayak are very supportive, easily fitted and well manufactured. I have used them multiple times.

I bought this to transport a 16ft Prospector canoe (35Kg) and it certainly does the job. The wheels roll well over fairly rough ground and because they're not hard plastic they don't make much noise. The single provided strap may be enough for a smaller canoe but for the Prospector I needed to use one of my roof-rack straps as well. For long portages over rough tracks you may want 4 straps but 2 straps are a minimum for a boat of this size over rough ground. The distance from the van to the launch site was around 200 yards of rough and gravelly dirt track but once I'd got the canoe securely strapped I hardly noticed the weight. It takes practice to get it securely strapped though, particularly when the hull is wet and slippery, and I recommend watching a few YouTube videos of how to do it and practicing somewhere quiet first - the time to practice is not in the middle of an access road to the carpark. Overall, I'm impressed. It feels very sturdy, folds down nicely and is light despite the high load rating.

I would have given this 5 stars if two straps had been provided instead of just the one. Firstly let me say that I have purchased these for my 10'8 paddleboard and they are great, I have previously brought carry straps and they have all broke so decided to purchase some wheels. These are super easy to assemble, it takes seconds, you just take the safety pin off the frame add the wheels and then put the safety pin back - simples. The kick stand is a little stiff but it works well once you have it in place and to be fair can stay in place whilst the wheels are in use. The only downside and its more of an irritation is the fact that you only receive one strap to attach the board the wheels, in my opinion there should be two, one would do the job but its not very stable, luckily I do have broken carry straps that I can utilise so all good. It did take me a few attempts to attach the board and it was trial and error but got there in the end and I am really impressed with how good these little wheels actually are, it took me about 2 minutes to detach the board from the wheels and about 20 seconds to dismantle the wheels from the frame so that I could pack it away on my board, it fits quite nicely under the webbing on the front of my paddleboard so ideal if you are paddling on a route that has locks as it super simple and quick to use, would defiantly recommend. Also very quick to arrive, came within 2 days

It does the job perfectly. Wish I had bought one years ago

Great product, simple to throw together…feels solid and well made… delivery was fast… definitely worth the purchase and definitely a decent seller 😎 five stars from me

Easy to assemble, great, practical design and looks to be very sturdy. OK, yes, you do need a second strap in order to secure the board to the trailer and it would be ideal if that was provided but I'm guessing that most of us who have surfed/sailed have spare straps so no big deal.

Okay, really wanted to love this. But the other more negative reviews around it collapsing are true. So here’s the break down as it really comes down to the terrain. Sand - this thing is next to useless with some clever strapping and assuming you have some anchor points on your kayak/canoe. Might be okay with a SUP. But basically on dry soft sand the thing collapses Tarmac or smooth surface: works a treat glides along great. You need to be careful when navigating around objects as a nock or jolt and it may collapse. What it needs is something rigid between the 2 anchors points (a strong clip on piece of plastic would do) otherswise any friction or tuff terain mud/sand etc and this carrier can be problomatic. However if you have some anchor points on your kayak/SUP/Canoe if you can put enough tension on the strap so that its essentially pulling the 2 anchor points apart. You should generally be fine. But its not as easy as it sounds so consider this when purchasing. My I’m probably going to use this as an emergency backup and opt for or more expensive option for regular use. One that outs the presure on the side of the trolly rather than across front-to-back like this design.

Assembly was real easy, it folds flat for storage (obviously after taking the wheels off), kick stand to allow you to load boards etc works great, no issues and excellent for the price!

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