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You won’t be able to transport a few kayaks at once, but if your goal is carrying a single piece of equipment on a trailer, the OxGord prototype is your go-to.
Due to the compact size of the trailer, you can approach the lake, river, or the ocean as closely as possible without having to unload the equipment beforehand. This is particularly helpful when the gear is heavy and there is no one to help you with the task.
The V-shaped cradle makes it easy to manage, while the option of folding down the trailer makes it easy to transport. To tie down your watercraft equipment to the trailer, use the cam buckle strap that comes with it. The strap is built to firmly secure your load and avoid loosening up or breakage along the way.
The 10-inch airless tires have the ability to handle any kind of terrain including rocky and dirty land, which is great for scenarios when you can’t cut the road short and are forced to cross uneven roads on the way to the water.
Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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The corrosion-resistant aluminum frame prolongs the life of the trailer -
The foam cushion tires are not susceptible to scratches and dents
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The 1-year limited warranty gives you peace of mind in case something happens to the trailer
Things we don't like:
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Not suitable for transporting more than one kayak at a time
Specs & Features
- Material: Aluminum
- Weight Capacity: 165 lbs.
- Straps: Included, 1x 144 inches
- Dimensions: 27 x 14 x 18.5 inches
- Kickstand: V-shaped
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Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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The corrosion-resistant aluminum frame prolongs the life of the trailer
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The foam cushion tires are not susceptible to scratches and dents
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The 1-year limited warranty gives you peace of mind in case something happens to the trailer
Things we don't like:
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Not suitable for transporting more than one kayak at a time
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