PA cart - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Rufus · 04-22-2012, 02:04 PM

Whacha really need is a fork lift!

I usually launch my PA from the beach at Shelter Island, the sand there is softer than many beaches. Plus the beach slopes down to the water and up to the truck. Ug.

The stock Hobie wheels aren't the best to use with the PA in soft sand. That was clear yesterday when I dragged the wife's Revo 11 down and back. Yikes, that was easy!

OTOH, hauling my PA down and back kicked my ass!

One day I'll get fed up enough I'll buy a mule or a set of bigger wheels.

So if I had to vote with your money, I'd say buy a cart with the big wide wheels.

BTW, I'll never give up my battleship Pro Angler. NFW! Love it to death. And for you guys who think it's a slow pig, I have no problem keeping up with my very fit wife driving her Revolution 11. The speed of the PA even surprised her.

04-22-2012, 02:04 PM	#2
Rufus Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Ocean Beach Posts: 90	Whacha really need is a fork lift! I usually launch my PA from the beach at Shelter Island, the sand there is softer than many beaches. Plus the beach slopes down to the water and up to the truck. Ug. The stock Hobie wheels aren't the best to use with the PA in soft sand. That was clear yesterday when I dragged the wife's Revo 11 down and back. Yikes, that was easy! OTOH, hauling my PA down and back kicked my ass! One day I'll get fed up enough I'll buy a mule or a set of bigger wheels. So if I had to vote with your money, I'd say buy a cart with the big wide wheels. BTW, I'll never give up my battleship Pro Angler. NFW! Love it to death. And for you guys who think it's a slow pig, I have no problem keeping up with my very fit wife driving her Revolution 11. The speed of the PA even surprised her.