Description
Looking for an easy way to transport your canoe or kayak? Our selection of canoe carts, dollies, and portage wheels offers the perfect solution. Designed for durability and convenience, these carts make it a breeze to move your kayak or canoe from your vehicle to the water and back. Ideal for paddlers in Canada seeking hassle-free transport options.
- boats over 350# limited to sand or paved surfaces
This cart is tough, durable, corrosion and UV resistant. It collapses down to easily store in a canoe. Wheels are large enough to roll over large rocks and roots. Flat free foam tires leave you worry free when traveling over rough terrain. Large pad surface distributes load to protect the canoe bottom. This cart contains bushings in the wheels and not bearings to avoid damage from saltwater use. This cart is not built for high speeds so use caution if planning to tow behind a bike.
Specs:
- Weight: 21 lbs.
- Capacity: 350 lbs.
- Axel Width: 28"
- Wheels: 16″x4″ with polyethylene rims.
Please note: Foam colour subject to change without notice.
Do not store your boat on this cart
Assembly Instructions can be found below, or downloaded here as pdf
13 Reviews
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Cart
This thing is robust, easy to use, does exactly what you want it to.
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Expedition canoe cart 16" wheels
Used this cart with my 17'6 wilderness kayak on the Boston lake circuit, made the 11+ kilometer Portage a breeze!
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Canoe Cart
This is a very well built cart. Not the lightest or most compact, but it works very well
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Davidson 12 Rowboat Carrier
I was pleased to find a cart that can easily carry my Davidson 12. I have made an addition and an adjustment to suit my purpose. The cart has no 'stand' to prop it up while loading, this is easily fixed by putting a bit of bungee cord around each end of one bunk and sliding a stick or doweling or in my case the thick end of an old FG fishing pole about four feet long under them. On my rowboat the original positioning of the bunks landed in an unsupported area of fibreglass so that the glass flexed to much. I made new spacers for the axle (they're plastic electrical conduit) so that the bunks are now a few inches apart, close on each side of the keel. I have adjusted the strap attachment accordingly. This does lower the capacity of the cart as I am loading the axle closer to the centre. A great product, made in Canada, adaptable and adjustable! It carries my boat across the road down a loose gravel trail through a bit of mud and over a cobblestone beach and back.
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Used with Jackson Kraken
Been using this cart for my 15.5 Kraken this past season. My kayak is 110lbs SOT so not practical to carry long distances. The cart has been awesome. Haven't tried backwoods yet, but works fine on grass, gravel and pavement. A bit tougher to pull on sand, but way better than carrying.
