Malone SoloCart All-Terrain SUP Cart - No Flat Tires - 80 lbs

Video Transcript for Malone Solo Stand-up Paddleboard Cart Review

Speaker 1: Today we're going to be taking a look at the Malone Solo Stand-up Paddleboard Cart with 3 by 10" wheels, part number MPG510.The Malone Pilot Solo Cart enables you to carry your stand-up paddleboards to your vehicle, to the beach, or back to your storage space once finished using it. It has an adjustable width from 14 to 21" to accommodate many different size paddleboards.The frame is made from an anodized aluminum, and it has these pads all over the cart where it would make contact with your stand-up paddleboard to make sure there's no scratches or abrasions on it once you install it. It also comes with this 32" capture strap for your fin to ensure that the stand-up paddleboard will stay in place once you're hauling it. And, to help out with pulling it into position, you can purchase the Malone Suction Cup Holder for your stand-up paddleboard, part number MPG358. It also sports these 3" wide by 10" tall never-go-flat tires to get you where you need to go. The cart has an 80 pound carrying capacity, and comes with a lifetime warranty.Now we're ready to take it to our vehicle or put it back into storage.Now that we've gone over some of the features of the cart, let's go ahead and show you how it comes together.

We have the parts that you're going to find here in box once you get it. We'll have the two wheels, and the cart itself, disassembled. It also comes with an Allen tool to tighten down the bolts once you install those as well.To initially put it together, we'll take the two ends. You may have to unscrew the turn knob here, and they fit in one over the other, like so. Then you simply turn down the turn knob to hold them together.Next, we'll come to the ends with the snapper pins.

We'll open those up, pull them out, and the wheels just slide on like so. Reinsert the pin, and repeat this for the other side. Then we'll take our strap here and just attach it to the end. All right. I'll set it on the ground, and then we'll grab out stand-up paddleboard.We now have our Malone Solo Cart on the ground, and ready to load up our stand-up paddleboard.

To do that, we're going to lift up the paddleboard, and slide this over it until about 4 to 6" of the board are hanging past our little bar here.We're also going to loosen up our knob here so we can adjust it inward to better grip around our paddleboard, so it's nice and snug on both sides, and we'll tighten our knob back down. Then we'll finally take our strap, put it around the fin here, and hook it up to the other side. Now we're ready to haul it away.There you have it for the Malone Solo Stand-up Paddleboard Cart, part number MPG510.