Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR - Carrito de pesca de playa con capacidad de carga de 159 kg, para pesca y actividades marinas, con dos ruedas grandes de 40 cm y neumáticos de poliuretano para arena, resistente vagón de muelle de aluminio con 8 portacañas para pesca y picnic.

Love it, easy to transport everything! I may buy a second one to use at my warehouse. Great for pretty much anything.

So far I love the cart. Ive not been able to take it fishing yet but know that it will work out great. I do plan to modify so that I can remove handle more easily to be able to put in bed of pickup and close the cover. Perfect size for 36qt cooler and small tackle box.

This was a gift given to someone close to me. He loves it. Easy to maneuver over sand and carry his equipment

Bought the fishing cart to get rods and cooler from garage down to end of dock and back. Works perfectly, great quality for price, sturdy but still lightweight. Would recommend for anyone looking for a cart for dock

Bought this fishing cart for my husband who fishes on the Gulf. It pulls easily on the road and in the sand Large enough to hold all his fishing gear chairs and cooler. Great find and very well priced

Overall, I think it seems good for the money although I feel may need a little work down the road with additional hardware or repairs with use. As questioned by someone else on this project surf rods with long butts will not work out of the box, there is no stop in rod holders and they will hit the ground, if using smaller gear will be fine if reels hit the top of holder 1st. I think manufacture should add stops but I easily added after the fact, ensure you perform prior to mounting. Purchased 3/8" aluminum rod from home store and cut into 2.25" lengths. Drilled corresponding holes in rod holders, please note 3/8" bit was too small with cheap aluminum rod, used 25/64" and had to freeze for tight fit. Mushroomed ends out with hammer and anvil and works perfect for a stop. Looking forward to use soon once FL cools down.

The cart was easy to assemble and the large wheels allow it to move smoothly across soft beach sand. I wish the assembly hardware was a bit better quality, but I just replaced them with bolts from the local hardware. A floor plate/grate would be a great addition to prevent smaller items from dropping down through the cart bottom. I shorten the handle, as due to my height, the longer length made pulling the cart uncomfortable for me, very easy adjustment. Overall, the cart has been a fantastic purchase for my beach trips.

Decent beach Cart, one major problem is that that the rod holders don't come with something to keep longer rods like surf rods from falling through and dragging the ground. Had to improvise and install a longer screw on the bottom of the rod holders to keep my surf rods from falling through the holes.

I haven't got to try it out yet, crazy weather here in North Carolina. I'm pleased with the construction and definitely the price compared to others I've looked at. I hope to try it out soon.

Pretty decent built with a few notes: For a beach cart, you'd expect the rod holders to be able to take the large handles and rod butts used in beach fishing - the ones that ship with this aren't nearly long enough and Im going to have to modify them to appropriately handle beach rods. Plastic is really the main thing that connects the upper and lower parts of the frame - it is solidly constructed, bu this feels a bit iffy for the core structure long term as plastic is subject to turn brittle or warp. The wheels could use more clearance using a bent or offset single wheel axles. The handle makes this thing too big to fit into the boot of your average hatchback - it needs to be disconnectable with pins to secure it in place. Do all of this and you might have a decent cart on your hands.