Personal Watercraft Dolly for Storing Jet Skis, Jon Boats and Inflatables in Garage or Showroom with 1,000 lb. Weight Capacity

Shipped quickly and delivered on time. Assembly was fairly simple and the quality of the aluminum materials and casters seem good and sturdy. The dolly looks nice when assembled, doesn’t look cheap. I took the advice of other reviewers and replaced the carpet on the bunks with a better quality carpet. Works great, rolls with ease. I’d buy again

This thing was pretty easy to assemble (took about 20 minutes) and is really well constructed. It was packed super well within the box with each piece being individually bubble wrapped, so a bunch of the time it took me to assemble was removing all the packing stuff! The casters are super duty as well and I should get many years of use out of it.

These are awesome. I have two Sea Doos and I keep them inside a workshop during the winter. Having them on these small dollies rather than the huge trailer allows me to move them around independently, and makes it much easier to do maintenance. After using these, I can't imagine trying to work on them on the double trailer. Moving them from the trailer to the dolly is a two-man job, but it's not difficult at all - takes about 5 minutes each. Getting them on the trailer is even easier, thanks to the wench. My only complaint is that the packaging gets pretty beat up during shipping. However, all the parts were there and nothing was damaged. Assembly took some time, but that's a one-time event. Overall, I'm very happy with these. Highly recommended.

I bought 2 of these for my Sea Doos and while I can't say it was a mistake, there is a reason these things cost far less than other dollies. They did the job for me last winter, and didn't buckle under the weight of my fully fueles Wake 170 (I wasn't concerned about my Spark as it's composite Hull and a fraction of the weight). They are relatively solid once assembled, and assembly is a breeze for anyone even remotely mechanically inclined. But my biggest gripe is with the bunks themselves. Lightweight aluminum is fine, but what they consider carpet covering is laughable at best. It's basically paper-thin felt that tears if you look at it wrong. Since I got these in mid-late fall last year, I just dealt with it and put a moving blanket on the bunks so my skis wouldn't get scratched or gouged. This year, I recarpeted them with actual bunk carpet and the difference is night and day. See the included pics. I'm by no means a professional, but all it took was two rolls of bunk carpet from Walmart,13mm ratchet, a pair of scissors and some 3m 90 contact spray adhesive ( a total of about $40 total to do both dollies), it's not perfect, but it's 1000% better. Don't mind the dirt on the new carpet, i did this on my garage floor which wasn't totally swept clean.

Awesome stand. Looks nice too. Fabric is thin, however for using it for winter storage I expect fabric to last. If used more I would recommend placing thicker fabric on.

Really easy to assemble. Holds our Fish Pro Trophy (big and heavy ski) well and makes it easy to move around the shop/store for the winter. It makes maintenance work much easier than doing it on the trailer. Simple to get on and off the dolly, many videos out there on methods that work.

Didn’t know what to expect but I am pleasantly surprised! Seems to be made of quality materials and was simple to put together. Will definitely buy another!

Ordered it on a Tuesday, had an expected arrival of that Friday. Wednesday, the very next day, at 10:00 am, Fed Ex showed up with it, that’s less than 24 hrs! Easy assembly and good quality for the price. I’m ordering another one for my other machine. Perfect for storage, not to mention easier to work on the machine vs on the trailer.