KASTFORCE KF2014 Snowmobile Dolly Heavy Duty V-Slide with 2.5” PVC Swivel Casters and Rubber Pad Protecting Skis and 2 Pairs of Heavy Duty Straps Firmly Attaching on Skis

As a first point, let me state that my garage floor and approach are very smooth. You won't find any couches or cracks in the cement here. It took me only a couple of moves to maneuver the sled after I placed these dollies under the skis and tracks. To make an approach out of this sled, I moved it onto the outside. Upon noticing the black streak on my concrete floor, I went to check it out. Further inspection of the rubber caster wheels revealed that two of them had shed a substantial amount of rubber. Before moving the sled this distance, which was only 10 feet from the original place of rest, I didn't think I had moved it over ten feet. It was a great disappointment to find that the rubber caster wheels were of poor quality. In addition, I immediately checked to see if I had encountered a rock, screw, bolt, tool, moon rock, grain of salt, potato chip, or anything similar that may have caused the wheel not to roll correctly. It wasn't even a mark on the cement or the wheel. It is not a product I would recommend.

Zev Pena

| Feb 21, 2021

You should have a set of dollies for moving your sled around the garage if you keep it in one. I can tell you from experience that dragging the thing around is a pain. The dollies I just used are the thickest ones I have used yet. I have used many other kinds over the years. A heavy gauge of steel seems to be used on the frame and the wheels seem to be durable. Ski dollies have a rubber mat on top and Velcro straps to keep them in place on the skis, which is a nice feature, but it can be annoying to see the dollies slide off the skis every time you go over a transition.

Paige Marsh

| Apr 30, 2021

two sets and have been very pleased with how they work. I then noticed that one of the wheels was falling apart. It's a soft coating covering hard wheels Once the dolly had been used a few times, it ceased to move. As I looked at the caster, the wheel on one of them had fallen off. As I looked back, I noticed that all of the wheels were Upon determining the cost of replacing the casters, it became clear that buying totally new dollies would be cheaper. The market is currently saturated, so I am in the market for one that'll last. The first few times are great. After that, it becomes garbage and fails completely. On a positive note, I have been refunded in full for my mistake.

Zariyah Ellison

| Dec 10, 2020

I assumed I would have issues with debris on my garage floor due to the small wheels, but they almost never get jammed up. They are easy to maneuver It's been a while since I had an issue with skis sliding off because I've never strapped them in. Additionally, it was a pleasant surprise to see that the wheels were able to glide smoothly over the lip from my driveway into the garage. There are some other reviews complaining about the nuts and other ingredients Due to over-tightening, bolts would strip when assembled, so I checked that not too many were tight As a basis for comparison, I tightened the screws (which is a good rule of thumb anyway), and I had no problems. This was a very good price, especially for such a high-quality dolly. By building your own out of plywood and other materials, you would end up paying the same amount as building one from scratch The casters that we offer are far better than the ones you could build on.

Ellison HUMPHRIES

| Aug 28, 2020

I have owned a lot of dollies over the years, being a snowmobiler for so long. I think this is the best dolly I have used to date. A great feature of Velcro is its ability to adjust the strap based on your needs. However, it is the wheels on this product that are the Achilles heel the plastic clips wear out all the time. My old wheels broke too soon and these are the same as those. The plates or beds can be as strong as a tank, but if the wheels fail, the whole thing is a waste. It may be possible to prolong the lifespan of your frogs by doing this and handling them gentle. It's a beautiful shade of green.

August Medina

| Dec 11, 2020

I got these because I have a black pair that I like. My old 90s sleds and 2014 ski doo both fit into these. They roll nice, the wheels are great, the skis don't slide on the rubber, and the Velcro straps work well. I have used this on uneven plywood floors, concrete areas, and even over the top of my garage door lip.

Virginia HYDE

| Feb 13, 2021

I'm really happy with this product. How did you manage to accomplish this? What did you do? As a result of reading some reviews, I was concerned. It strikes me as amazing that you could damage these wheels by dragging them along gravel for 1/4 mile (with the wheels somehow locked!). Sadly, there are many idiots in this world. My wheels glide effortlessly across pavement or garage floors like the sled is floating on air. I've used these for a season now and I'm happy with the experience. Store it easily and maneuver it with ease. This is a high-quality product that we highly recommend! Those at the front are perfectly angled to accommodate the skis.

Bryce Manning

| Sep 26, 2020

I literally had to replace every wheel and bearing within a half-season. As soon as I moved the sled on the dollies, it started getting increasingly difficult to move, and I noticed that the wheels were falling apart. It was as though they all cracked suddenly! I also noticed the balls from the bearings all over my garage floor before the wheels started breaking. I don't want these wheels! Please remember that these are rated for 1500lbs, and my snow machine weighs Although they said they had a warranty under 12 months, I really used them a couple months out of the year so I'm beyond that. They worked great for about a dozen uses then all of a sudden you couldn't open them anymore! The problem is they all broke at the same time, not one or two at a time, so you know they're junk!.

Rebekah Ortega

| Feb 24, 2021