Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart
Item #: 60631
Our Price: $119.99
Regular Price: $129.95
SAVINGS: $9.96 (8%)
The ATC is perfect for heavy-loaded canoe portages, john-boats and other larger craft, including dinghies and Lasers. It easily transports all kayaks.
The heavy-duty powder-coated steel frame breaks down nicely for low-profile storage. A spring-loaded, super stable kickstand, adjustable top pad bars, and included cinch straps complete this super heavy-duty cart. 300 pound capacity.
- Designed for: Kayaks, Canoes, John Boats, Larger Craft
- Carrying Capacity: Up to 300 pounds
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Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: Went together easily. Made of steel. Looks to be built to last.
Pros Cons Best Uses Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: This folds up as easily as stated in its description and is designed very well.The wheels work perfectly over bumpy ground. It is made from high quality parts. I did extensive research on the exact canoe cart I needed and wanted. I have been looking for this to go on sale forever and Campmor finally had a GREAT price. Campmor also delivered super fast. I bought most of my camp gear from Campmor in the past but it was complete happenstance when the Campmor canoe cart sale came up on a google search. No regrets on this purchase.
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Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: By far the most convenient kayak trolley I've used. Kayak sits up high and balances in the middle, making any load light, and no bending down to push/pull the cart. High wheels glide over rough terrain where smaller wheels tend to stop abrubtly.
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Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: The frame is good and sturdy, but both wheels had extreemly loose spokes to the point that the rims could be deflected an inch by hand. I had to tighten all spokes 2 turns and then true the wheels. It is now ready for use but as yet I haven't tried it. I think it will work fine.
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Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: I used this product to attache to the bottom of a mountaineering sled while approacheng glaciers in Alaska during the summer. All glacier approaches in Alaska are long and cumbersome and don't ususally alllow the luxary of a sled. This product allowed me to approach the glacier, travel up the glacier, and then switch out to the sled when I reached the snow line. I either cached the cart or folded it up and took it with me. It's pretty lightweight, so it wasn't much of a problem to fold it up and attache to the top of the sled. This piece of equipment has become invaluable as most Alaska glaciers are almost inaccessable due to their long approaches, (None are near any roads). I highly recommend this product for this purpose. I attached the sled with two small ratchett-straps and never had a problem. The tires and tubes are easy to find and purchase. This is, in my opinion, a well-made, useful product that has made my life immensely easier as I no longer have to carry 120lb rucksacks up glaciers. Good luck and happy mountaineering!
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: Adjustable for a row boat or a paddle boat by reversing the arms. Awesome!
Pros Cons Best Uses Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: works great for what it was built for.
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Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: I bought these for the 90 Miler canoe race in NY. They worked well. We were glad to have them. I had to tie straps to them so they would stay on the boat. Important when going over rough roots and lifting over rocks that the wheels stay with the boat. The hand tight knobs on the end would be better if they were just nuts with caps. They loosened a few times and made the wheels wobble. Good cart. I own two other sets of Paddle Boy wheels for smaller loads and I like them as well.
Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: I bought this cart so I could use it on portages, and I was extreamly fustrated. Within the fist 5 min of using the cart, the bolts that hold the wheel stait came off. The next time I used them, the bolts fell off again and stipped the threads. pulss the wheel itself bent. This cart is a pice of junk. Do not waste your money. This cart does not even deserve 1 star. Comments about Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart: Use with Wilderness Pungo kayaks. Displaying reviews 1-10 Previous | Next » |
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Would this carry an Avon 12' Inflatable? If the tires are only rated for 110# how is the cart rated to carry 300#Asked on 12/3/2012 by menauhant1 answer
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The frame is rated to 300 lb. Each wheel is rated to 110 lb so the total would be 220 lb. Technically 220 lb because of the wheel limitations. If there were any inclines with a 220 lb boat a single person would have a problem getting this up hill. As for whether the Avon 12' raft will strap down to the paddle boy. there are a couple of limitations I see. The width would require extra strap length and with the 12' length you may want to get 2 carts to prevent too much rocking. Maybe securing a board between the two.Answered on 12/5/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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I have a Bass Hunter 2 (similar to a pelican) that measures 4 ft wide by 9 ft long. Will this work for that boat?Asked on 5/12/2012 by Anonymous from Hudson Valley area of NY1 answer
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As long as it does not exceed 300 lbs it will work fine with this cart.Answered on 5/15/2012 by Betty
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I have a 15 foot 2 person kayak, would this work to walk it about a 1/2 mile to water. Or, do you have something better?Asked on 4/22/2012 by Davod from oradell nj1 answer
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Yes, this boat cart should be able to easily transport a 15 ft kayak a half mile.Answered on 4/24/2012 by Bob from Campmor
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could it be rolled carefully and slowly down some average size steps with a sixty pound load without damage?thank-you.Asked on 4/6/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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This cart has 16 bike tire wheels which should enable you to gently lower it down an average set of steps.Answered on 4/9/2012 by Betty
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Are the wheels on bearings?Asked on 2/5/2012 by Anonymous from Danville, vt1 answer
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This cart has wheels with ball bearings.Answered on 2/9/2012 by Bob from Campmor
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In addition to a ocean flat top kayak, I would like to use this for a stand up paddle board. Would it be suitable for both uses?Asked on 10/5/2011 by Laura from Orlando FL1 answer
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Yes, it would be able to support both of those items.Answered on 10/5/2011 by Betty
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Hi, what are the dimensions of this cart in the folded down position?Asked on 8/18/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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folded dimension is 31" x 18" x 7"Answered on 8/19/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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How many pounds could you place on the boat cart? Would it work with a small sailboat (approx 3.5'w x 9'l)?Asked on 8/16/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The Paddleboy ATC Center Boat Cart can hold up to 300 lbs.Answered on 8/18/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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once the wheels are set, how are the top padded bars secured and are they to be set in a vertical position?Asked on 8/12/2011 by John from Franklin,Pa1 answer
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The arm that supports the boat can be adjusted 45 degrees. There is Velcro padding that can be rmoved.Answered on 8/15/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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will the paddleboy, fold down where I could carry it in my canoe. I am planning a 300 mile trip down the Brazos River in Texas, I need a good cart inwhich to get over a couple of dams.Asked on 7/27/2011 by Anonymous from Crockett Texas1 answer
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Paddleboy ATC All Terrain Center Boat Cart can fold up and store in the bottom of a canoe.Answered on 7/28/2011 by Steve from Campmor
| SPECIFICATIONS: | Carrying Capacity: Up to 300 pounds Material: Powder-coated steel Wheels: 16" bike tire wheels Dimensions: 19" H x 33" W Weight: 15 lbs. 8 oz. |
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