BRIS Stainless Steel Boat Launching Wheels Hand Dolly for Small Inflatable Boat Trailer

I don't use this for launching, I use it for off-season storage of my Dinghy. For that, it works well. I can load the dink on it, pull it up from the dock to the vehicle, disassemble it, get to the storage locker, reassemble quickly, and store the dink. This thing comes apart and goes back together very easily, and while it's not particularly light, it's pretty sturdy. Definitely recommend for inflatables. By the way, mine is a 10'6" rib.

Love it. This went together in 15 minutes. Beautiful finish, stainless steel. Looks very heavy duty, I can now get all my boat toys to the water easily!!

Works for getting a 9' foot inflatable boat from the car to the water. Breaks down small enough. Light weight.If you have a white inflatable boat the rubber landing pads will leave black marks all over it that are hard to scrub off. Wheel bearings are plastic and shouldn't even be considered bearings.

Love this product. Using it for one person transport of large canoe. Also stacked up two kayaks.

Very happy with the outstanding quality it was made with . Stainless steel is top quality and I believe it may even be 316 which will NOT rust unlike 18-8 / 304 which will rust fairly soon.The wheels are high quality…. The only issue is the axle sleeve the bearings ride on . ( reason for 4 stars if they resolve that issue I’d give it 10 stars +)Diameter is too small for proper operation and bearing life .( not much of a problem for me as I have access to a large to make new ones that are dimensioned properly, really the only issue I can find ) very well made , high quality materials!! I couldn’t purchase the metal to build one less than what I paid for the whole unit!!!

The product failed because of very poor design & construction. The 2 lines of welding , where the long neck meets the cross axle piece broke after 1 1/2 months of use. I have written to the manufacturer , through Amazon, and they sent out a new Dolly. I will still need to get a welder to add additional support to the item so it does not break. The items says it will support 200 lbs of weight. I had a 110 lbs Paddle Boat on it and it broke at the weld point. I'm not an engineer, but anyone can see that it was poorly designed and constructed. It is meant to fail at that junction point.

First of all, this is a dolly, not a trailer. Don't imagine you'll tow this thing behind a vehicle. I use this to park my 160lb 11-10" RIB in my yard and move it from it's storage spot to the seawall for launching. It took a bit of doing, but I was able to place the RIB on the dolly by myself - two people would have been much easier. This is pretty clearly the largest boat it could handle, but it works. It doesn't really seem like the sort of thing you'd want to use to launch boats directly from though - the wheels come with big stickers that clearly state that the bearings can't handle being submerged and there are no rollers to help the boat slide on/off. It's more of a lift on/lift off thing. But for the price, it's great and appears to be made totally from stainless steel (except the wheel bearings, of course).