APX-DLY SUP Stand-Up Paddleboard Dolly

Another level of comfort and ease of carrying your board. The wheels are really good quality and rolling on every surface. My board is 10/30/6 and it fits perfectly. Super easy to install and use. The design is really beautiful and it folds into a really small and portable shape and size

I chose this one because of the tire size, and the ability to get over sand. I also like that it can be folded making it very easy to store in the car, in a closet, ect. It's takes literally 5 mins or less to install the axle and tires, the rest of it is preassembled. Lastly the strap is really good quality, the hooks are big and make securing the board to the cart easy.

Product worked great for 2 months. I am a heavy user and would use this to tote my SUP down to the lake at least 2/week or more. One day, today, the lower wheel subassembly popped right out of the top carriage assembly and there is no way to fix it. I work in design. CHEAP plastic part that is literally designed to break. I am so sick of Amazon using these vendors that sell such poorly designed cheap garbage. It also looks like I cannot return this either. I will be contacting Amazon customer service regardless of the warranty.

Oh my gosh!!! This has got to be my favorite gadget I've bought in a long time.First off, it CAME AN ENTIRE DAY EARLY!I'm 5 foot 4 and none of the carrying straps that I purchased for my paddleboard were good. Even for my husband to carry 1/2 Mile one way it was terrible and bad for your shoulders. Then when you've worn yourself out paddling, you have to lug the thing back.This dolly solves all those problems! It is so easy! One tip is my husband decided to balance the board in the middle rather than put the end of it in the cradle as in the photos. That's way better because then you can get behind it or in front of it and just lightly push down. Steers very nice.Even better, I thought I was going to have to disassemble it to go up some stairs but because I strapped it to the dolly and the dolly is so light you just pick up the board by the handle and the wheels come with it up the stairs!Couldn't believe it but it also rolled in sand! Both thick loose and packed....Lots of people stopped to ask me about it and where I got it. One says I solved her father's day gift idea.In short, I thought I was barely going to use this paddleboard after discovering the logistics. I didn't want to drive my car down and park by the crowded Beach when I live five streets away.....I've got 40 pounds to lose and now I'm all excited about my board again because of this dolly! Way better to lose it paddleboarding than jogging.THANK YOU THIS IS THE NEW RAGE!

I haul my SUP from garage to lake, and this dolly is exactly the solution I was looking for. Well built, easy to use, and priced reasonably. It is a little tippy - I wish the wheels were a few inches wider for more stability. Even with that, I would recommend.

I have a 10'6" paddle board that weighs 20+ lbs. I live just too far from the beach to carry the thing, especially if there's a breeze, but too close to justify putting it on the car to drive around and search for parking slightly closer.I bought this figuring it might work, but seeing there were other carriers out there 2x and 3x the price, I wasn't optimistic the cheap one would do the trick. Glad to be proven wrong! Carted board and paddle a little over half a mile, across city streets, through crowds of tourists, up and down ramps, the occasional small curb, no problem. It becomes a bit more cumbersome in sand, so wouldn't recommend using to cart across the beach, wheels are too small. But for me, once I hit sand I'm pretty much there.Make sure to tighten the wheels on real tight, past the point where it feels like you might be over tightening.

The instructions were not very helpful in fact I got it last week and it’s still not put togetherI even tried to look on YouTube and they described it a little differentlyI went to the company sight and could not find the help I neededHoping to find someone to help me assemble it😞

My paddle board is 6" thick, this is made for a 4 or 5" thick board. I'm able to squeeze mine in with some effort, but have to be really careful the arms don't damage the rings or fins on the board. It works, but would be ever so much better if they made the wheels even 2" wider. It is quite tippy on angled surfaces which means you really have to hang on to your board while rolling it. It does save my shoulder, so I'm glad I got it, but they need to improve this model for the larger boards everyone is getting now.