I have a Perception sport 12' sit on fishing kayak. Will this fold up to take with me or is it too big? Thank you
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There should not be any problem folding up to take with you as it is small enough!
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You should have plenty of room. The kayak wing has a universal attachment and comes with two sets of screws, long and short, and wing nuts. I used this one along with the attachment for the back which helps it slide on. It is a nice rack.
1046597
As far as length yes. It may be a little overkill for a Kayak on the width. I have a 12ft aluminum boat on mine. Easy to put together and for the price I think it was a steal.
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I have a 12 foot ocean kayak. I fold up the cart and bungee it to the back.
1167877
Our 13' will fit a 13' 2" kayak. Let us know if we can be of any further assistance.
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Yes. They do fold down. The build quality is not as good as say, Thule brand, but it works fine with my 10 foot kayak.
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I don't have the rack with me but it's about 1.5 feet tall. It clamps to the cross bar on your luggage rack so it's fairly sturdy. My biggest kayak is a 14' Wilderness Systems tandem kayak and I don't have any problems. The kayak is wider than the bar is tall but there is a strap that loops through an eye on the top of the bar, then the strap wraps around the kayak and luggage rack to keep the kayak tight against the bar. I hope this helps.
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When I fold mine up, I of course have the valves open,and as I fold it, I have my knees on it pressing the air out. I get about as small as possible,it's a pretty good sized raft,so it's not going to get too small.I also bought a nice heavy duty bag from NRS for the raft, paddles, pump,and some misc. items, MUCH better than the factory bag,and it has nice grab handles.
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Yes it folds up, and has little clasps to lock the board in place when transporting it. It's roughly 19 inches x 19 inches when unfolded, so 19 inches x 9.5 inches when folded in half.
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Hey Luis:I am 6-0, 235 so I hear you. Short answer is it will be kind of tight, but you could probably make it work. I leave the seat out bc it takes room and isn't necessary and also zip up the cockpit cover AFTER I'm in the boat and it seems to work out OK. I"ve taken it out for 2-3 hours and been fine. I honestly don't know what other kayak I'd recommend. One reason I got this was at 10 feet long, it was among the longest inflatables I found.
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My immediate reaction is that fishing hooks and inflatables don't mix well. The kayak is pretty durable, so if you were super-careful about your sharp stuff it might work. Also, this model is a sit-on-top, with only minimal storage wells. Coleman makes a similar kayak in a "touring" model which would have more room for storing gear and your fish.
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It folds down very small. It's 27 inches long by about 6 inches wide (roughly) because of the poles that hold it together. I hope that helps.
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I kayak in mine. Had to wear a couple times to work in the fit, but i really like it especially for the price. Just get right size,
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I looked at mind and it looks like it will fold up with out flipping the board. I hope these helps.
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I think this should work for your needs. I have a "sit-on-top" kayak and it works well. You just need to find the right location based on the hull shape so it fits properly then tighten down the strap to hold it in place
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The wheels come off and the frame collapses flat. The frame will have to be strapped down on top of the kayak as it will not fit in any hatches I know of..I have put the wheels in the hatches but my hatches are wide enough...not sure what kind of Kayak you have...
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Yes, it folds up nicely. will protrude about 12" from rear of vehicle. This is my second one. I use it to haul my ice cream carts around to various venues throughout the summer. I'm very satisfied with it. The only down side: once on, leave it on. Do to it's bulkiness, it can be difficult for one person to remove.