This is the MicroSport Off-Road trailer with its crossbars dropped to 22″ from the ground. It has a black powder coat over pre-galvanized steel, oversized pontoon tires, 78″ load bars with D-ring tie-downs and submersible plug-and-play LED lights. It carries canoes or kayaks up to 20′ long and assembles with common tools.
Specs at a glance
- Load capacity: 800 lb, boats up to 20′ long
- Length: 13′ 3″; width 55″ without crossbars
- Weight: 195 lb
- Crossbars: 78″, 22″ from the ground, 44″ to 63″ spread
- Frame: 11-gauge powder-coated, marine-grade galvanized steel
- Hitch: 2″ ball, 18″ mounting height
- Warranty: five-year limited
Good to know
- Kayak carriers are not part of this listing, so plan which bunks or saddles you will add to the 78″ bars.
- Keep the tires at the recommended 35 to 40 PSI and rinse the trailer after backing it into salt water.
KayakDIY take: A low bar height makes a big difference when you load a heavy fishing kayak without help. For more options, see my fishing kayak accessories guide.
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