[Dan A]

Anyone seen these Kayak Trolleys? if so are they pretty sturdy do they look like they would work well?.

http://www.c-tug.com/

Dan

 

[Davey G]

mate, they look pretty sturdy. cant imagine they are all that cheap though. :roll:

how are you going handling your elite? getting it on and off the car any problem? can you carry it comfortably?

 

[Polar]

Yeah seen those trolleys on ebay - I think around the $190 mark

 

[Dan A]

mate, they look pretty sturdy. cant imagine they are all that cheap though. :roll:

how are you going handling your elite? getting it on and off the car any problem? can you carry it comfortably?

Yeah, not a problem getting it on and off the car, is just that little bit to heavy to carry distances while on your own, hence the trolley.

I can get it delivered from OS for 150AU

Dan

 

[knot-too-fast]

Yep, I have seen them in the shops for $200.00.

 

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[simond11]

Great trolleys. Bought one for the Prowler 15 and it works a dream. All plastic and very strong. Would like if they also had inflatable tyres for the sand.
Cheers

Simon
Prowler 15

 

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[andybear]

I have to say they are a very niffty looking unit. I dont think I could justify the cost, at least while the S/Cheep version is available. Fair to say the inventor and manufacturer are entitled to make a quid or two, and to make something especially for kayaks is probably a risky proposition. Good luck to them just the same

Cheers all Andybear :lol:

 

[Ironsides]

I bought a C-Tug based on Reds experience. Anaconda wanted $199, I paid $185 from Canoe Sports. I take my Yak to the boat ramp with my electric chair and the trolley fits nicely on the back of my Yak with a couple of occy straps. Great quality.

Ian

 

[Phoenix]

These trolleys are just sensational.

 

[simond11]

Sorry Red, must not have explained myself. My tyres are inflatable, I was just talking about the balloon type wheels, like the Roll-Eze, which seem to be more suitable for the sand. I find that with the Prowler loaded up with fishing gear, it's a bit of a struggle to roll it down to the water, especially on soft sand. The wheels are fantastic on hard ground, though.
Cheers

Simon
Prowler 15

 

[Dan A]

Ended up ordering a set of these today from NZ 150AU delivered to my door.

Dan

 

[ms]

I can get these things for about $150 pm me if you want one . mark