I noticed that one of the reviews mentioned that you can take the wheels off and carry it with you when you're on the water. Is this correct?
383609
You can disassemble the wheels and carry them on the water but only if your SUP board is equiped with tie-down bungees on the front of it. Hope this helps.....
383610
You can take the wheels off and carry them with you. You need the mesh attached to the board to place it under. You can even fold it up and carry the entire carrier with you on the board.
1896880
I have not tried using it without the wheels. I move it around my house, raising and lowering it where needed, and love it.
543729
It does come with wheels and makes moving the boat much easier and easier on the hull while easily moving the boat. I owned a Bass Hunter boat 20 years ago that did not have the wheels; and this time, the wheels add a much needed benefit. They are well built for the purpose for transporting and launching the boat and do not seem to interfere with the water function. I personally love them. This is a very well built boat. This is a great boat for fishermen or just to get out on the water on a smaller lake to enjoy the day! Good luck. I don't think you can go wrong.
406081
I would say yes. You can also use your oars along with the motor is the wind gets really nasty.
2064
I've never tried it but carrying a single board is pretty uncomfortable. The board tends to slip away, it's almost impossible to keep it straight on the wheels. I recommend you choose another one.
1129347
yes - it's very easy to remove, and you should when you're not with the boat.
1983405
No, it doesn't have wheels, not needed either. It is very light and you can carry it easily.
1903600
No wheels for moving. Make sure you have it where you want it before you fill with water. It is very sturdy & we are extremely pleased with the product.
1524800
We've taken it to the beach. Dragging it backwards with the front wheel up works best but it's not fun. We had our stroller loaded with all sorts of stuff, however, so maybe it's OK with "only" a child in it. Once you get to the wet compacted sand close to the water everything is fine of course.
1484507
I considered this same question when I bought the Fishman. Don't think there is one TRUE answer. All I can say is I'm entirely satisfied with the Fishman. Sound is all I'd hoped for, and the efficiency of carrying one compactly stowed item that rolls on wheels is perhaps a decisive advantage.
194131
Yeah, it comes disassembled so you can just not put the wheels on. However, once they're on they're hard to get off. And the way it's built, it would be difficult to move if the wheels aren't on it.
1391292
Robert, we bought this wheel chair for my father in law who needs to be transported when we take him out, he is currently in a nursing home. I am a cardiac patient and needed something durable and lightweight so it was easy to carry, so we are really happy with it. As far as airline rules are concerned, I know nothing about, but if you are allowed a regular wheel chair on board, you should be allowed this chair also because of the smaller size, quality, and maneuverability. Hope this answers your question.
657638
I do, but it's not recommended to go by yourself. Bring a life jacket and a leash for your paddle. Rough water can be a challenge for any boat, so just know what you're getting yourself into. Also, pay attention to the tide. If you're paddling to shore while the tide is going out, you're going to be worn out. Just use common sense and keep your head above water and you should be fine. This is a beginner kayak, so it is much easier to balance than most kayaks. 3 other things I would strongly recommend you bringing with you: 1. An anchor, 2. Water, 3. A snack in a dry box. Hope I helped, have fun!
1405777
Yes you can. There are covers provided for the feet in case you don't want to use the wheels.
1356853
It floats on the surface of the water, but once you stop you can't get moving again without something to launch from. Its not something you generally use far from shore.
1125196
never tried since the handle and paddles are all folded so the wheels are hard to turn around. but why? you can fold it at the last minute before you have to carry it.
668846
I used it all last summer and transported it like you suggest, righside up. I have an Ocean kayak tandem sit on top kayak. There is no way I could transport on its side. It works great. Because my kayak is larger than most I have to use different straps than what came with the kit. Another thing to know is that it is designed to mount on after market crossbars not factory roof racks. I modified the mounts with u bolts to fit on my Jeep Commander roof rack.