QuietKat Exploring Backcountry Three Way Adjustable Review

Great car, light weight and versatile, it has tipped over a few times on rough terrain but after that I put it on the ground and since then it hasn't bothered me anymore.

This is exactly what I had in mind. Rigid frame but light weight. I'll make a few changes and this will be just what I need it for. Overall a great and exceptional product.

This bike cart is great for rough trails! It tracks well but can capsize in very rocky areas. The handle also makes it useful for transporting game by hand in mountainous areas where a bike cannot be used (much better than a backpack). The only downside was the lack of side rails to keep cargo centered and off the wheels.

Same as others have written. Craftsmanship and quality control are non-existent. One of the frames was bent 1.5 inches due to multiple broken welds. The welds themselves look like someone's first weld. Shock absorbers do nothing but add weight and likely cost. The fabric is torn at the edges. The plastic caps on the steel tube are broken. And so on. We hope adding another bad review will inspire the development team to create a better product.

First off, let me say I didn't purchase this for its intended use (pulling gear behind the bike). However, this product can easily be converted into a really sturdy off-road stroller (although the instructions specifically state that it cannot be used to transport people). daughter (she is disabled so I needed something strong to grow with her). I am sure that it will be usable for at least another 4-5 years. We've used it a few times in Alaska in heavy snow and it has a very good ride. It…

When I received the Quietkat tag today I knew it was going to be tough as the box was very dented and falling apart at the seams. after opening, there is not a single piece of packaging inside, so the metal parts don't stick together, no cardboard and foam. It only takes about a minute to assemble the dolly as all you have to do is snap the wheels into place and then attach the side arms to hold the trailer's rear in your desired position, from perfectly horizontal, 45 or 90 degrees. I was able