Sea Eagle EZ Cart - Chart Wheel System for Boats and Kayaks

Initially, I was concerned about the construction and durability of the cart. Once I received the cart I was no longer concerned. The cart fits my 300X, 350FX, and 420X, and it is very simple to attach my kayaks to the cart. During the assembly of the cart, I replaced the circular clips that hold the wheels on the axle with hitch pin clips. This makes it much easier to assemble or disassemble so that I can put the wheels and axle in a mesh bag and store them flat in the back of the kayaks. That way I have the cart available to portage the kayaks when necessary around difficult rapids.The wheels worked fine in sandy areas and over rocks. I have double stacked the kayaks on the cart without exceeding the design weight limits, and found the cart to be very stable.

This is a bit pricey so I put off purchasing it, however after dragging a heavy raft up and down the launch a few times without it, I decided to buy it. It is worth it. It is lightweight and breaks down into three pieces for transport. The wheels are big and keep the raft from dragging. It makes it possible for one person to maneuver the raft by themselves. Overall a good purchase.

First off I'll start by saying I LOVE Sea Eagle products and am a customer for life.It came with everything but the axels required to connect the wheels to the extension arms.I reached out to Sea Eagle through Amazon's customer support hub, and they responded within minutes, apologizing that somone in the shipping department must have forgotten to include them in the box,Will update my review once I receive the required parts and have actually been able to use it.UPDATE:I received the missing parts a few days later. I used it a few times now and it’s built quite well.I am going to out trailer hitch pins in the wheels because the key rings they give are pretty terrible and hard to take on/off vs just a normal pin that’s easy to disassemble.I’m planning to use it as a bit of a trailer, going very short distances but still strapped to my open tailgate if my SUV. I’ve done it at home and I feel more than confident the heavy duty model can handle being moved from spray station to water pulled behind my car as long as you strap it down in every direction. That’s the plan and so far I’m happy with the value.

Although I have not used the cart yet, I have assembled it and it is excellent quality. The only thing I changed was retainer rings at the ends of the axles with cotter pins for quick release of the wheels. This will allow me to partially disassemble it and take up less room. The width of the cart is adjustable and could be used for a variety of soft kayak, paddle ski, or other such uses.

OK the good: It works. You can adjust the width to accommodate the boat. You can actually move them forward and back to get them "balanced" so that one person can maneuver the boat easily. You can break them down to take them with you if you are taking out in a different place. really does not take up a lot of room. I am actually able to slide them together, leave the wheels on and strap them to the rear of the boat.Now the bad: The are not real heavy duty. When you cinch them down, the wheels pigeon toe. Not to the point it will not move, it will, just looks funky. Rolls easier on grass than gravel, probably due to solid plastic tires.I'm not real sure about the weight rating, but I'm using them on a Flycraft Sheath X which is 14 feet long, and with a full compliment of gear probably right at the 125 lb. limit. They do fit under the boat, and do what I need them to do. Not without some effort, but good enough.Some have complained about the cost versus quality, and I do think they aren't worth $150.00 since I am going to have to modify them to get them perfect, but they are the only ones like them available.

Bought the Sea Eagle TC16, and the portage cart!Went to Grand Tetons for maiden voyage (AWESOME) .String Lake to Leigh Lake requires a portage, so bought the cart.This is a GREAT investment and a absolute must if your even need to move your canoe 50 feet!They performed really well on a dirt portage trail between the lakes and back.Not only would I recommend the EZ Cart but also the TC16 travel canoe!!!OH yeah, Best lake paddle ever is the trip above!But get the cart lol.

Worth the money for easy boat moving. Good quality was working great until I parked my pickup truck on it……..

We love these wheels, they are very sturdy and easy to use. We can move our 75 pound inflatable without the wheels, but not that we have the wheels it is so much easier.