Bonnlo Canoe and Kayak Cart Review

Bonnlo Canoe and Kayak Cart Review
Really solid and works great! After some use, I've found it necessary to use two straps to keep the cart from rotating.
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[@smolhookenergy]

Thank you for sharing, you're helping my channel more than you know 🙏

[@sodiumlights]

mine just arrived, and boy, you are not wrong about those instructions!

[@MTBIKEXC]

BTW - I am using two straps now - never figured out how to use the one's that came with it. Just wrap my two straps around the cart arms and synch them up on top of the canoe or kayak. One strap alone wouldn't prevent the cart from twisting.

[@sodiumlights]

@@MTBIKEXC yet to properly try it out Brad, I`m just pleased it`s well made. Looked all over YT for cart videos and only today (after buying the Bonnio) did yours and a few others pop up! I`ve a yet-to-be-used Tarpon100, and the cart fits perfectly with a 50l EarthPak bag. Chuffed.

[@stuartbaum8433]

@@MTBIKEXC Took a bit, but I finally figured out how to use the ratchet that came with it. Not ashamed to say that I had to cut one of the straps and tie it back together before I got it to work, though. Unsure how they could have made the instructions any worse.

[@lexiehelton6692]

Appreciate the review and loved all the examples of different terrain

[@michaelangell9535]

These Bonnlo guys owe you money. Thanks for the info!

[@surfybrick8771]

Great video! Thank you.

[@geraldharper330]

Exactly what I needed to know...thanks

[@p3purr]

Thanks for the review and thorough testing of the cart.

[@duanebledsoe7566]

Great review! I thought this cart was heavier than that based on “package weight” shown on Amazon of 4.33 kilograms (9.5 pounds). I’m glad to see the actual weight shown. Thank you!

[@IceManOregon]

I just got mine, weird thing I'm experiencing with the kick stand part. It seems your kicks up out of the way of ground obstructions while mine kicks down which gets in the way. I don't seen how it can be changed since the belts which connect to the bars won't allow then stand to be moved upwards only downwards. weird

[@MTBIKEXC]

I'm not sure I follow you but if you put the boat on your cart in the opposite direction would that help not kickstand not to drag? BTW - in the video, I just used one strap but in practice, two works better.

[@IceManOregon]

@@MTBIKEXC I tried both ways and the kickstand always is in the down position which catches debris while pulling. I've looked at other KZbin videos on this cart and they complained of the same issue. I really wanted it to be my mistake in utilizing the cart but I just don't see how it possibly works any other way. The staps hold it in place so it can't go upwards only down wards.

[@Real_Joe]

@@IceManOregon I just got the big inflatable wheels version of this cart for carrying a kayak across the beach. Anyways, the cart came with the kickstand was installed incorrectly, I believe. The curved part of the kickstand should be near the top of the cart (close to the other curved parts of the cart) and the open (non-curved) part of the kickstand should be at the bottom so that they rest on the ground when allowed to rest on the ground. I hope that makes sense. Well, I unscrewed the kickstand from the cart and re-installed the kickstand with the curved part on top as described. I no longer have issues with clearance at the bottom of the cart.

[@duanebledsoe7566]

I’ve seen this cart sold both ways, with the “u” shaped stand, and with the “n” shape too. The U shape has rubber sleeves on it where it contacts the ground. The n shape just has rubber caps on the ends.

[@jaredproctor4900]

Haha m8 you need to look up how to use a ratchet :)

[@Scottjr5561.]

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