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SUP Trolleys

Created by MarkW81 MarkW81  > 9 months ago, 28 Sep 2018
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MarkW81
MarkW81

VIC

85 posts

28 Sep 2018 7:49am
Hey guys, any one used one of these SUP trolleys. Looking at buying one for my wife.

www.supgearaustralia.com.au/product/ocean-and-earth-sup-double-trolley/

sydneykayakcentre.com.au/trolleys/309-sup-trolley-xt-sup-cart.html

Cheers Mark
E T
E T

E T

QLD

2286 posts

28 Sep 2018 8:08am
I have two different ones:-

1. Ocean and Earth U-shape that I walk with. I ge4nerally use this one with my 14 footer. Have had for a number of years and does a good job. has an eyelet for putting a bike chain through for locking. Board is transported on its side and you hold the nose.
2. SUPWheels. fairly versatile. Board is deck down and you hold the nose with a hand. You can get a strap system that you loop over the seat of your pushy and use like a trailer.

Both are good but I like the O & E better.

ET.
808-Obsession
808-Obsession

QLD

452 posts

28 Sep 2018 12:59pm
I've got the Ocean & Earth one (www.supgearaustralia.com.au/product/ocean-earth-sup-trolley/) that does a reasonable job, but can sometimes skew a little (i.e. the wheels are not at 90' to the board) but that might just be because I don't strap the SUP in tightly enough. Does a decent job without breaking the bank. The SUP Wheels ones are a little exxy for me but if used a lot or for longer distances I think they'd be a goer
fester
fester

WA

350 posts

28 Sep 2018 1:08pm


Use a kayak trolley when travelling
DavidJohn
DavidJohn

VIC

17569 posts

28 Sep 2018 10:24pm
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MarkW81 said..
Hey guys, any one used one of these SUP trolleys. Looking at buying one for my wife.

www.supgearaustralia.com.au/product/ocean-and-earth-sup-double-trolley/

sydneykayakcentre.com.au/trolleys/309-sup-trolley-xt-sup-cart.html

Cheers Mark




That first one looks a bit tippy.. I have one that looks a little like the second one and it's great.

Mine is the TrailBlaza C-Tug kayak trolly.. www.bcf.com.au/p/railblaza-c-tug-kayak-trolley/132304.html
Foam
Foam

WA

768 posts

29 Sep 2018 3:44am
Is there such a troll for two 14ft race boards
MarkW81
MarkW81

VIC

85 posts

29 Sep 2018 3:52pm
Thanks for the feedback all.
Antho
Antho

VIC

516 posts

30 Sep 2018 12:20pm
I have a set of SUPWheels for sale. PM me if you are interested. In Torquay area this Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

2 Oct 2018 8:49pm
save your money and use a 1080's golf buggy trolley....
bomberdave
bomberdave

VIC

413 posts

3 Oct 2018 7:55am
I made this one from an old kids pram .. works a treat







littlemaze
littlemaze

VIC

4 posts

8 Oct 2018 10:41am
Hi All,

For those that own the Ocean and Earth single SUP trolley, any chance you could measure the distance between the upright bars? I have a thick inflatable and was wondering if it would fit the single trolley or whether I need the adjustable O&E trolley.

Thanks.
808-Obsession
808-Obsession

QLD

452 posts

8 Oct 2018 9:49am
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littlemaze said..
Hi All,

For those that own the Ocean and Earth single SUP trolley, any chance you could measure the distance between the upright bars? I have a thick inflatable and was wondering if it would fit the single trolley or whether I need the adjustable O&E trolley.

Thanks.


Don't have access to mine at the moment but it comfortably fit my wife's Odysseus at 4 7/8" thick. From memory some of the iSUP's are 6"? Might be a tight squeeze...
Slab
Slab

1123 posts

11 Oct 2018 5:38am
What do you do with these once you are surfing? Do they not get nicked?
808-Obsession
808-Obsession

QLD

452 posts

11 Oct 2018 8:44am
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Slab said..
What do you do with these once you are surfing? Do they not get nicked?


There's a little tube at the base that a cable lock can be put through. Mind you, would-be thieves can still take the quick-detach wheels & uprights...
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