Review on LOKNZI Adjustable Width Kayak Cart | Flat-Free Wheels & Metal Buckle Strap | High Pressure Capacity | For Kayaks and Canoes by Chris Owens

Most of you have already understood that kayak carts with full-length scuppers are not needed, otherwise sooner or later you will find an irreparable leak. My bonifide 107 fishing kayak has a three-hull design while my wife has a traditional kayak. It suits both. I don't use belts. I just pull it on from the back of my car. Very easy. If you're nowhere near the weight capacity of your kayak, you can take it with you in the event of a breakdown by pressing the button on each wheel to remove it and turning the thumbscrews to remove the T-bars. I can do this in about 20 seconds or less. It easily stows in my front handle, or I can just attach it to the back without taking it apart. It seems sturdy enough for my 100lb kayak but my only complaint is that the foam padding wears out immediately. I'll probably use waterproof gorilla tape. Its highly adjustable width fits both the widest and narrowest kayaks. If you use it daily on gravel or long distances I can't vouch for its durability, but it's built as well or even better than those that cost a lot more. 4 stars instead of 5 because of the foam. I'm rating it 4 stars instead of 3 because I don't have to buy a special design for each kayak, plus it's lightweight and easy to disassemble and store. I'll report back in a year. TIP: If you have more than one kayak that needs a custom fit/adjustment, take a colored marker (the colors of your kayak) and mark where the set screws should go.