Kimmi Cart Kayak Trolley
Transport your heavy fishing kayak or canoe without back strain using the BerleyPro Kimmi Kayak Cart. Australian-designed and CNC-machined from heavy-duty anodized aluminum, the Kimmi Cart is built to handle heavy, fully rigged kayaks across tough, uneven terrain.
Unlike scupper plug carts that can crack plastic hulls under heavy loads, the Kimmi Cart sits safely under the balance point of your boat. Featuring adjustable bunks and an innovative modular axle system, it works with popular wheel types - including Wheeleez balloon tires and Railblaza C-Tug / Kiwi wheels - giving you a custom transport setup built for soft sand, boat ramps and rocky trails.
Specifications
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BerleyPro Kimmi Cart
Installation & Usage Examples
Kimmi Cart FAQ
Does the Kimmi Cart come with wheels?
No. The Kimmi Cart is only currently available as a complete frame without wheels. They are available with different axles, which are compatible with several wheels commonly used on kayak wheel carts. These include Wheeleez 24 & 30cm wheels (as used with Hobie Trax carts) and Railblaza C-Tug wheels also.
Why are bunks better than scupper posts for supporting a kayak?
Kayak wheel carts with loading bunks (or 'rails', or 'skids') are safer to use with a kayak hull (no chance of damaging tubes) and it is easier to load a heavy kayak onto a free-standing cart with bunks than it is to insert cart frame posts into scupper tubes.
Kayak carts with bunks can also make significantly lighter work of hauling your kayak around. Unlike carts with scupper posts that force specific mounting positions, carts with bunk supports can be positioned anywhere along the length of the hull. This means you can load the kayak onto the bunks at the hull's center of gravity, which minimizes how much physical effort is required to pick up the bow handle and haul.
Does it work well for larger & heavier kayaks?
The Kimmi Kayak Cart works exceptionally well for larger and heavier kayaks. That was our primary directive when we designed it. Trust us bro, your kayak will present no challenge for the Kimmi cart!
Does it work well for all kayaks?
It works well under almost any kayak or canoe, and is particularly well suited to most fishing kayaks. Some adjustment with the skids positions may be required for optimal use.
Recommended usage tips?

If your kayak has channels on either side of the keel line (most do) it is best to setup the bunks to match as closely as possible to each channel, as this will provide the best stability. On rounder chine hulls without channels adjust the bunks to match the bottom edge of the chine.
When using we also recommend positioning the cart bunks as close to the center of gravity as possible. The closer the bunks are to the balance point, the less weight you'll need to pick up at the bow, which translates to less physical effort hauling it along.














