Features to know about

Back Up, Load Low, and Launch Fast

You've muscled your kayak onto roof racks enough times to know it wears you down before the day even starts. This lowbed trailer puts the crossbars right where you want them - just above the bumper - so you can slide a boat on without lifting over your head. Whether you're solo-loading or helping a neighbor, this setup makes mornings feel like they should: easy, quiet, and already halfway to the water.

Rust Isn't the End of the Road

This trailer isn't afraid of salt, sand, or full submersion. The pre-galvanized steel frame gets a black powder coat finish that holds up to the elements long after the season ends. You don't have to think twice about leaving it hitched during a downpour or backing it into the lake at the ramp. It's made to be used hard.

Go Beyond the Pavement

Gravel pull-offs and washed-out roads are part of the plan. With oversized pontoon-style tires, this trailer is built to track steady over ruts and loose terrain. You're not limited to boat launches with paved lots - if there's water at the end of the road, this rig will help you reach it.

Built With the Real Trip in Mind

From the sealed hubs that arrive pre-assembled to the adjustable crossbar spread and D-ring tie-downs, every piece of this setup speaks to someone who's done this before. There's room for long boats, big plans, and spur-of-the-moment getaways. Nothing flashy, just the right hardware in the right place so you're not wrestling with a workaround at sunrise.

Lighting That Plays By the Rules

Whether you're crossing the border or just making a late exit from the launch, the included submersible LED light kit is DOT and Transport Canada approved. Just plug it in and go - no rewiring, no guesswork, and no surprises when you're pulled over for a check.