ILOKNZI Black Samurai 2.0 Kayak Cart Dolly with Kickstands & Metal Buckle Straps for Carrying Kayaks、Canoes, Easy to Operate，Adjust The Angle According to Bottom arc

Easy to use kayak trolley, well made and worth the money. But, it doesn't fit all kayaks equally well. It is great with one of our tandem kayaks, but it is not all that good with our other one, which has a wider hull and a triple keel. Unfortunately, I only got to use it one and a half times before I accidentally shattered one wheel (my fault entirely). I subtract one star because replacement wheels are not available in the event that one breaks, and aftermarket wheels are half the price of a new trolley, and you'll need two because they otherwise will be mismatched. So be careful when using it.I will rebuild my wheel in carbonfiber, which will cost my about half the value of the trolley.

I am finding my plastic kayak is too heavy to haul out of the garage to mount on the car. I have an old Paddleboy wheelie that I had bought for a sea kayak, and it doesn’t really fit the hull of the plastic one so I thought I’d get a new one. This old one was easy to quickly put under the stern and fasten the bungee hook to the cockpit. The new one I got ILOKNZI was fairly easy to assemble but NOT easy to use. I think it would almost require two people to get the thing on the kayak, and does NOT work at the stern but rather needs to go around the center of the kayak. It does not suit my purpose at all (to quickly attach for a short haul) but might be more suitable for longer hauls when taking the time to attach it would be worth it. I’m likely going to have to return or sell this. Unfortunately there does not seem to be anything like my old Paddleboy available anymore.

Previous review: This cart is extremely difficult to use. The paddles flop to the ground so it takes 2 people, one to hold the cart upright so the other person is able to slide the kyak onto it. It's a lot of work and not usable with 1 person. It needs a stand. Ended up getting a different one. Very disappointing and frustrating.Updated review: After receiving my 2 star review, above, this company reached out to me asking if I would accept a replacement cart of a different design at no cost. I thought this was super customer focus. I took advantage of this offer and the cart I received is a T style cart. This style is much more user friendly for one person loading a kayak onto. I feel it was the right thing to do and I really appreciate this company's approach to making a customer whole again. Thank you!

It is a good durable cart , however it is missing something to hold it straight or standing up while you raise the Kayak. To take it to the middle is very difficult by yourself.

This is easy to attach singlehandedly. I simply place in under the kayak and strap it in. The only time I had issue with it moving or falling of was when I tried to go up stairs with it. I think any of the portable carts would always fail. I simply carried the kayak up the stairs and reattached the cart to finish the 200 feet to the car.

Could use a kick stand

Pads are about 1 1/2 inches too wide to fit between the runners on the bottom of my kayak. It will attach must I cannot keep it centered. Other than not fitting between runners, this is a well constructed, lightweight cart. I will probably return it and try something else.

Great. I haven't seen this kinda cart before. The design of it really caught my eyes, and the price is very attractive. I was shocked when I open the package, the braid has already been tied to tray, I just followed the instructions and assembled the rest of it. I installed the cart under kayak, connected the braid and tightened it... it is easy to slide the kayak eventually. Also, it's so thoughtful for them to equip sucking disc and protection plate to tray and braid.

Contrary to initial belief, it works nicelyWith a bit of simplification though: use a bungee instead of the provided webbing-much faster and simpler and no slipping from the topAlso us a string to tie up the bottoms, the provided velcro is way too longThis helps when you slide it under the kayak. One third to the back, lift one side and slide it in. The rope string makes a solid base with the plastic bottoms and keeps the kayak on the cart, no rolling

it looks like a nice design till you go to use it. it doesn’t stay in place and pulls off as you roll your kayak; also straps are difficult to fully tighten; i took mine apart and made two posts to go through drain holes; works far better!

Easy to assemble and looks very study. Instructions on how to assemble and even two spare parts that I guess they feel people loose or break the most.

This no good for a long kayak. It broke the first time I used it.