YakAttack TowNStow Kayak Carts - Easy Assembly Collapsible Kayak Adjustable Transport Carrier Dolly | Kayak Fishing Accessories
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Style: Barcart: Dual Bunk Orientations
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- Designed to be a universal fit for most kayak and SUP compatiabilty with a 450lb flat surface weight capacity, both easily adjustable and collapsible with quick release components requiring no tool assembly and no small loose parts.
- Features multiple integrated tie down points for 1" cam straps (not included), dual kick-away kick stands, and collapsible crossbars positionable in roof rack or bunk style, with 6 adjustable bunk pad width positions (width 16 max or 6.25 min)
- Durably constructed with anodized aluminum, stainless steel hardware, and UV resistant polymers with touchpoints highlighted using distinct orange polymers.
- TNS-1001 Tow-N-Stow BarCart is designed to be conveniently stowable, even for kayak in-hulls, with folded chasis measuring 26.5"L x 7.5"W x 4.75"H and 17.4lb weight - axel length measures 32.5" with 2.5" wide and 12" diameter 3-piece beadloc wheels.
- Built for use in the harshest of marine conditions, made in the USA with a built for life guarantee.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 28.25 x 13.25 x 9.88 inches
Package Weight: 9.84 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 44 x 27.5 x 15.5 inches
Item Weight: 17.42 Pounds
Brand Name: YakAttack
Warranty Description: Lifetime
Color: Silver/Grey/Orange
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: YakAttack
Part Number: TNS-1001
Style: Barcart Dual Bunk Orientations
Date First Available: April 17, 2023
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Bunkster: Fixed Bunk Orientation
I have a relatively heavy Hobie kayak, which I learned the hard way is really hard for one person to insert a through the scupper holes cart, and impossible unless the kayak is completely empty - which results in lots of extra trips between the water and my truck. I don’t part with my money easily, and was worried about spending about 3x for this cart compared to my off brand scupper hole cart which lost its caps, and the cheap aluminum was bending and the sharp edges were cutting the inside of the kayak scupper holes. Anyway, this YakAttack cart might be the best purchase I ever made. Easy to assemble, strong, adjustable to fit my kayak perfectly, easy to get under the kayak and strap on*, built like a tank, with large enough wheels to not get trapped by every hole and root along the path. Wheels seem wide enough for anything except possibly a really heavy kayak loaded with gear across very soft sand. I no longer need a pair of kayak stands to strap my kayak before hoisting to the ceiling. Now I can just cart into the garage, snap my hoist straps, and up the kayak goes with the cart still attached for next time. I plan to leave it in my truck while on the water, and won’t be disassembling and stowing it, but that would be very easy with this cart if I ever wanted to. *-NOTE that a strap is not included, and is needed unless you are only going short distances with no odd slopes or bumps. I got the 15’ YakAttack 1” strap which works perfectly. I connected the strap through the wheel ends and doubled up over the kayak, buckling in the center.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by J. Hartz
Style: Bunkster: Fixed Bunk Orientation
If you are looking for a sturdy, versatile, kayak/canoe kart that will last forever and your not afraid to invest a little more money, then this kart is the one for you. I'm frugal...cheap if you listen to some people...and I am always hesitant to spend too much for a product. Subsequently I have experienced the disappointment of buying a substandard kart that really didn't deliver. However, this kart truly is all that and a bag of chips and I do not regret investing a little more of my hard earned money. Sturdy is an understatement and manuverability is excellent due to the large wheels. It is also quick and easy to assemble/disassemble and it really isn't too big to be left assembled and just tossed into the bed of a rruck. Yes, it costs more than most and yes you can save some money and buy something that is serviceable, but after a nice hot day spent on the water, the last thing I want to do is fiddle around with a kart that requires a lot of effort to assemble and/or use.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2023 by Troy Dalton
Style: Barcart: Dual Bunk Orientations
Its worth every cent. Its sturdy and easy to assemble and disassemble. However, as someone who doesnt have much storage on his yak. I wish it came with a bag or some way to keep all the pieces together to make it easier to tie down to my yak.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024 by Michael Medina
Style: Barcart: Dual Bunk Orientations
Very high quality, sturdy, and fairly easy to use. This is easy to fold and unfold. It is a little heavy but that is why it is so sturdy and why it can handle so much weight.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: Barcart: Dual Bunk Orientations
This carrier is tremendous. With the bunks aligned parallel to the wheels I can easily slide my hard shell tandem Ocean Kayak onto the carrier and load my paddleboard on top AND a 5gal cooler. Easy to pull on either paved or sand/dirt. Handles inclines up or down easily. Turning the bunks perpendicular to the wheels, I can easily load my inflatable tandem AERO Zeppelin and place my iSUP with cooler on top. Made moving our paddle watercraft and accessories so much easier! It’s built like a tank. A bit heavy but disassembles quickly and easily for storage and transport.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by Mike W. Knecht
Style: Barcart: Dual Bunk Orientations
After using a generic scupper cart this one solves all the objections I had. It’s easy to assemble and adjust. It’s strong enough to handle my PA 14. Another benefit is you can store it on or in your kayak until you’re done kayaking and ready to come off the water. I recommend buying the yak attack strap also which fits it perfectly. Go for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024 by Bob C
Style: Barcart: Dual Bunk Orientations
The one YakAttack item I purchased that wasn’t worth the price, I purchased a less expensive thru hull set that stays on much easier, no problem mounting. YakAttack tends to jump the rails when going over tough terrain, thru hull hangs in there.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by leep38
Style: Bunkster: Fixed Bunk Orientation
Makes rolling a kayak from truck to the water a breeze. Very sturdy and rolls easily.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by Michael A.