wheels

I would recommend the strong cart.
It doesn't have inflatable tires, it has solid wheels.

I believe there are three carts from Hobie. This is the one recommended to me by ACK (Austin Canoe and Kayak, where I bought my Hobie) and other folks who I knew had the PA...

God Bless,
Doc S

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Psalm 23:4 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.

I bought the heaviest biggest baddest cart Hobie has. Life is good again...

My dealer, Tackle Shack in Pinellas park, FL , make their own heavy duty scupper cart, (they call it tackle shacks best scupper cart) I have to admit, it's way more heavy duty than any of the hobie carts, it's stainless steel, the tires are foam and don't need air....and it they float! they even make a bigger cart with some monster tires on it for lack of a better description...it's kinda rich at 400 bux tho, but i imagine it'll go thru anything.

the first day i used my PA, I inserted the wheels on my PA, got it to the water and raised the rear end and let the wheels fall out...
when coming back in, I popped when wheels on before i got to super shallow water, and pulled it out of the water, and wheeled the entire Pa fully loaded to my truck about 100' away...loaded it up, once i had it 1/2 loaded, i pulled the wheels out and strapped her down.

my opinion, if yer using any other cart other than a scupper cart of any kind for yer PA, yer just askin for headaches.

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2019 Hobie Outback Slate Blue
2018 Hobie Compass Seagrass Green
2012 Hobie Pro Angler w/MD180 Papaya Orange

ex 2012 Hobie Tandem Island
ex 2011 Hobie Pro Angler
ex 2011 Hobie Adventure Island
ex 2010 Hobie Adventure Island