Storing the wilderness is also super easy for me when I take my salty out. I don't use the front bungies so flip the cart upside down, slide the rails under the bungies, and I am good to go. Loving the frequency of your uploads. :)

Buddy this thumbnail is off the charts 😂 I already have so much respect for you but this just doubled it

I have the Wilderness, you can’t beat it! I’ve probably hauled my Big Fish 120 over 5 miles with it.

Great vid review and tips, love all your content. I purchased the Wilderness cart and very happy with it. Had the new Boonedox but decided against drilling as Hobie told me that kills their hull warranty. Also after 1 a year of use, a friend's kayak cracked 6" on each side and his install had HDPE plastic backing plates too! Upon returning their product, Boonedox charged me a 25% restock fee....and I paid freight of $70 round trip too! Boonedox will not list nor tell you that installing their product voids all manufacture's hull warranties.

Had both! Hands down Boonedox wins on the Pro Angler!!!

Wife and I both have Wilderness heavy-duty carts for our autopilot 120s we were thinking of going to The Boondocks for the same reason you spoke of in the video and that is you have to lift it up to get the car underneath when you're coming out of the water that's the hardest part thanks for the video we're still undecided on getting the Boondocks

Wilderness systems here. I was worried that the Boonedox would pull out of my haul if I had too much weight.

Wilderness is an excellent cart. I've used it a couple of years now with no issue. I'm switching to Boonedox because of health issues and issues loading he yak after fishing.

Lol, the stray chicken at the end makes the whole video!

I currently have a Native Sidekick wheel system on my Slayer Propel now. I used it last year but I could never keep the brackets tight in my track system. They would loosen up constantly making it practically useless. So this year I am taking it off and using a regular strap cart.

I use the trsp fishing kayak cart from pelican, super sturdy and got it for $50

I put the Boonedox on my NU pursuit a few years ago and sold it shortly after. I’d never put it on another one

With the boondox you just swap wheel assembly sides to have the wheels centered in the kayak. Nothing beats putting your landing gear on in the water and walking straight to the vehicle while people are fumbling around on the boat launch with carts and backing up trailers…lol

Would you mind doing a video on how you attach the wilderness cart when coming off of the water after fishing? That's one of the things I struggle with. I usually will take my battery and motor out to lighten my AP120 on the boat ramp, then load the kayak on the cart, and put my motor and battery back on which can be a pain. Also, do you have any suggestions when dealing with long, steep, boat ramps? I cartop and thought about driving the car down the ramp and unloading but I'm paranoid my kayak will slide off my roof rack after unstrapping it. Pulling the kayak up a super long steep ramp is freaking tiring haha. Thanks in advance!

How about a video of you loading your kayak on to the cart in the water would be very helpful to back up your claim. Seems like that's going to be very difficult. I will agree that balancing the load would be much easier to haul down to the ramp and back up.

Very good points!

As soon as you drill holes to install the Boonedox you void the kayak warrantee. Also the install on a Hobie is difficult [I'm sticking with my original Hobie wheels for my PA14] Great video!

I agree with your hundred percent! I had a Hobie PA14, fully loaded and had the heavy duty, Boondock landing gear. It was dreadful trying to handle down steep hills and in the sand without the special tires. My 14 foot old town is a breeze with the wilderness cart.

I also believe it’s superior. Ketch is nice but for the price it’s a fast pass. Boonedox will crack that hull on a 132 trust me!

I installed the Boonedock system on my autopilot and it was sweet. But it eventually tore the spot where connected. I had to re plastic weld and then fiberglass the torn spot. But it made the drop from my truck to the launch effortless..

Boone dox is for me because I can take the kayak to the water till it float and never drag it or pick it up

Thanks for the video. Do you walk your cart back to your car after you launch or do you take it apart and put it in the hull somewhere?

I got your cart coming in 2 days and I already figured in the water is the best way to install cart easily question please do you take the cart with you in the kayak?

Love the wilderness cart but it doesn't work good at all on most Native Kayaks. I tried it just doesn't work 😕

Great video, as always. Have you used the beach tire cart? Would you recommend one or the other?

I use a Yakattack cart.

I think I’m gonna get the boondox landing gear because I tried the wilderness and when trying to load a fully loaded kayak onto the wilderness…it’s sooooo heavy. I can’t get my kayak on top of the wilderness, can’t lift it over the cart. How do some of you do it?

Native Kayak's sidekick is only $250.00. So minimal cost difference.

Totally agree landing gear sucks.... Nothing but long term hassle.

Forgot to talk about how you get to fuck around and lift 100+ pound kayak everytime to put the cart under it. For $200+ to boot 😂😂😂😂

I don't want to be a downer, but the audio for the last 2 videos has been quite bad. Still listenable, but not as good as it used to be?