Will this carry a 14' sit on top Ocean Kayak?
1748628
Probably - I use this to transport my 14' sea kayak. The strap that secures your kayak to the wheels is adjustable, so you can make sure it's tight and will hold. You just want to make sure there's a pull strap on the other end of your kayak.
1748629
I think so. I have the Ocean Kayak Trident 13 which is 13'6" and I have no problem with it at all. It doesn't flex and it holds the kayak very securely. The straps which are riveted to the sides of the cart are long and wrap around the kayak so that you can make it as tight as you like. The best part is the cotter pin that attached the wheels. Basically, you just pull our the pin and the wheels slide of the axel. The frame and wheels fit easily into the front hatch on the OK so you can carry the cart around with you if you don't feel like walking back to the car.
1748630
It will-We have a canoe/kayak hybrid and it does well. We added a second strap for security because of the flatter keel.
1748631
I am not the use of this kayak cart, however, I am a mechanical engineer. My assessment of this cart is that it is an excellent design. You can probably carry anything relatively slender that will fit on the cart, stay tied to the cart, and pull it at the front. Wheels come off easily for storage during use. My assessment is that the limitation in length will be is when you are pulling your kayak will the rear end of the kayak will drag on the ground. Based on the other comments and my step son's kayak, 14 ft. should not be an issue. I do not remember the design limit for weight, this will probably not be an issue. I am not the use of this kayak cart, however, I am a mechanical engineer. My assessment of this cart is that it is an excellent design. You can probably carry anything relatively slender that will fit on the cart, stay tied to the cart, and pull it at the front. Wheels come off easily for storage during use. My assessment is that the limitation in length will be is when you are pulling your kayak will the rear end of the kayak will drag on the ground. Based on the other comments and my step son's kayak, 14 ft. should not be an issue. I do not remember the design limit for weight, this will... » Read More I am not the use of this kayak cart, however, I am a mechanical engineer. My assessment of this cart is that it is an excellent design. You can probably carry anything relatively slender that will fit on the cart, stay tied to the cart, and pull it at the front. Wheels come off easily for storage during use. My assessment is that the limitation in length will be is when you are pulling your kayak will the rear end of the kayak will drag on the ground. Based on the other comments and my step son's kayak, 14 ft. should not be an issue. I do not remember the design limit for weight, this will probably not be an issue. « Show Less
1815373
It would definitely hold the kayak, the safety straps might not be long enough for the stern. Measure the circumference of the stern of the slayer for full safety.
2216265
I have had 14 and 16 foot kayaks on it so if it's near that I wouldn't see why not. It ready is only two foam blocks and two straps.
2213046
My Kayak is 12' 3" and there is about 8" of fabric left. It should fit if it is not much over 13'. The cover is plenty wide and is really made well. We are very pleased with this cover.
428138
Yes - in my opinion, this would work fine BUT you really need to secure your kayak well to the cart - I find the best success of toting my 11 footer is by securing the cart to the middle of the kayak rather than the opposite end you are pulling - good luck!!
598426
Hi Megh,Unfortunately this carrier accommodates kayaks up to 34" wide and 75lbs.Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
467253
It would work if it was made for a 14'2" boat, but in a strong wind, I don't think it would stay.
629938
It should. Most kayaks are standard and yours is a classic and proven design. The seat is fantastic I have two and everyone loves them.
688441
should work fine. sit-on-top kayaks are generally less deep than sit in's so it is very certain to fit.
598427
Hi Megh, Unfortunately this carrier accommodates kayaks up to 34" wide and 75lbs. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
803313
With some modifications for dual it will work. My 14' ocean predator works great. I will get one for my wife this spring and will make the modifications for two.
2117214
I don't know for sure, I have an Ocean Kayak, but I think it would work as long as there are places to clip the seat straps.
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.
1598977
I drove a 9' longboard in it's daybag across the US, so yes, as long as the bag isn't wider than rack's bars (probably anything but a SUP will fit)
628466
No. I used it for my 25 lb SUP. I can tell you this is a handy item for short distances at 25 mph or less. It will not provide the stability you need for highway transports of a kayak or SUP. I find I am now needing to upgrade.
331256
sorry for the delayed response. We have used one like this for our15' rib in the ocean. We bought this for the same boat for lake use. I assume it will hold!
1684605
It should work fine. A 14' long canoe will not be an issue. The straps are quite long (91" per another review), so they should work with a 3' beam. If they were short, you could add a short piece of rope between the end of the strap and hook.