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EZ assembly, quality components, excellent design. Highly recommend.

These have exceeded my expectations. I have two for my Gheenoe. I use it to keep the Gheenoe in the garage and roll it to and from the trailer. Total weight of Gheenoe is about 400 lbs.I wish the pads were a little better and the saddle bend was a little deeper (specific to my Gheenoe). The included straps are not very good. Also, there is not a good way to pass a strap through the dolly. But, these are things a knew up front. The four point stance does make these easier, and this is a feature that makes these stand out versus other similar products. While I would not use these to transport my Gheenoe more than 20-30 feet, I can see these working out very well for lighter craft. The secret is strapping. You must strap them properly. Overall, I would buy these again.Update 04/25/2019 I have had these for nearly a year and half. They have held up well. I dont use them for my Gheenoe anymore, as I have since purchased a dedicated trailer for it. I use them for a couple of inflatables I added to the fleet. One weighs 125 lbs with motor and the other weighs about 150 lbs with motor. I find that these dollies handle those boats with little trouble. Again, the secret is strapping. You must strap them pretty securely. These dollies are great and I would buy them again.

I have an Ozark Trail Pro Angler 12 kayak. It's a 12 foot kayak. This dolly is pretty good but not great for my kayak. The center of my kayak sticks out on the bottom so it rests in the center of the dolly. I had to put an eva foam square under to keep it secure and to prevent scratches. Other than that, once you strap your kayak down to the dolly, it works as it should.

Assembling the product took 5 minutes after unpacking. Quite easy process. Apparently product is well designed and built, but as everything else, only time will tell. The dolly will be used to haul a 11-feet long kayak to both ocean and lake launching sites, and with proper care, it seems to be a durable product.

UPDATE: I liked this dolly while it lasted, but after 1 year and 5 months the tires have gone flat and can't be reinflated. The problem seems to be the stems. My kayak is heavier than most, so that may be the problem, but I expected to get more than a year and a half out of a product of this price. I've used the dolly probably 30 times or so over the past year and a half, over a fairly easy path -- about 50 yards across the paved parking lot and another 15 yards over a boardwalk to the beach. On a round-trip basis, that's about 4000 yards total. That's not trivial, a bit over two miles, but I still expected the trolley to last longer than that.Received this kayak dolly last week and used it to haul my 95 pound kayak to the beach. It's a big, heavy, wide kayak (the kind designed for fishing, with a pedal drive), so I wasn't sure how this dolly would fare, but it did great. It was very easy to get the boat onto and centered on the dolly, and once it was up on the wheels I was able to roll it easy over pavement, a brick path, and a boardwalk to get to the surf. The wheels are not wide enough to roll through soft sand with that much weight, so I dragged the boat from the end of the boardwalk to the waterline. Wheels are good diameter and hardness for my terrain, but probably not so much for the rocky shores of Maine. Assembly was very simple -- just slide on the wheels and secure with pins. Use is equally simple -- just fold it open, set the kayak on it, and go. The dolly comes with a nylon strap -- I didn't notice that in the product description so I bought a separate $3 bungee, which is actually a bit quicker to use. I noticed that some reviews complained about the dolly collapsing -- I tried to recreate that problem, but don't understand how it could happen given the dolly design. When using the dolly, set it next to the center of your kayak, then lift the stern of the kayak and pivot it (using the bow on the ground as the pivot point) onto the dolly. Placing the dolly under the center of gravity of the boat makes it almost effortless to wheel and maneuver.