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NRS C-Tug Boat Cart

$159.95

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3 Reviews

NRS C-Tug Boat Cart

This cart is stout, sturdy, and ridiculously simple. The C-Tug Boat Cart supports 300 lbs. of weight and collapses to stow in a mid-sized kayak hold. Supports up to 300 lbs. Collapses quickly to stow in a mid-sized kayak hold. Seven simple components break apart and snap together with ease--no moving parts to corrode, rust, or gum up from sand. Thermo-bonded elastomeric seat pads stick tightly to boat hulls. Comes with a 2.4 meter (7.9 foot) strap for lashing your kayak to the cart. Stainless steel reinforced axles will take the weight and resist the corrosive marine environment. Wheels are 10" in diameter and longest part is 21" in length. Removable kickstand

Material:Reinforced composite
Weight capacity:300 lbs
Seven components
Thermo-bonded elastomeric seat pads
7.9ft/2.4m lashing strap
Stainless steel reinforced axles
Removable kickstand

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Reviews - NRS C-Tug Boat Cart

Kayaker2 - 2010-12-05

Great way to carry a loaded kayak
The C-Tug boat cart is great for carrying a kayak full of gear for an all day trip on the water. You can put all your stuff in your kayak and make one trip from the car to the lake, river etc. The cart is really easy to put together and straps onto my kayak well. The cart doesn't pull off the kayak at all. The cart is also easy to take apart once you get the hang of it (use your knee to take apart the last two pieces. The C-Tug fits in my hatch just fine. The wheels needed pumping when it arrived in the mail, but I've had no troubles since then.

Laurence Willards - Florida - 2010-08-19

Great Customer Service
Had bought two C-TUG for my wife and I but had a problem with the tire. The distributor (ask for Peter) was fantastic. Immediately shipped me a new wheel that has given no trouble at all. He also gave us the information that we needed for the strapping. He explained that all wheels come from China (the rest of the cart is made in New Zealand) and while they try to eliminate the problem wheels a few get through. A tip he gave is never inflate above 20PSI - in Florida if you do the heat will increase the pressure another 10 PSI - but that is common sense.

Frank Salino - 2010-01-09

great service
called about tear in tube and NRS sent a new complete set of wheels-awesome service