Description
Just $560 at Shoreline assembled… or we can ship to your location!
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can I get a dolly from Dynamic delivered with my new Sunfish?
A: You bet.
Q: What materials are used in Dynamic Dollies?
A: Materials are corrosion-proof and maintenance free:
– Tough, UV-protected, injection-molded , through-bolted, plastic joint components
– 1 1/2″ square structural-grade, anodized aluminum with boat-friendly round corners
– Delrin ball bearings in wheel hub result in easy rolling on rough surfaces or deep sand
– Strong, 3” non-stretch, polyester sling
Q: Are they any better than Seitech dollies?
A: Simply, Yes.
– After we toured the Dynamic factory we knew that this was a better product. The connector pieces are stronger, and design features have been added to improve the strength of all joint fittings.
– Also, Ben and Chris have created a supply line for every part of all their dollies that can fill any order very quickly.
– The Sunfish dolly comes in one box with simple instructions – so easy.
Why we choose Dynamic?
– A Dynamic Sunfish Dolly brings the latest in design and materials to popular small boat dollies.
– If you have owned a Seitech Sunfish Dolly in the past, these dollies are 100% interchangeable but have several notable improvements.
– New features include wheels with ball bearings, tie-down eyelets on key parts, injection-molded glass-reinforced plastic joints, and a 3″ non-stretch polyester sling.
– Made in Rhode Island, USA by two awesome guys who love to sail, Ben Spiller and Chris Souza.
Dynamic Dollies & Racks has been established to manufacture the best dollies and racks for the small-boat owner community. The company manufactures standard dollies, racks and parts but will also build custom made items to satisfy individual needs. The company only uses materials that will last and have been specifically chosen for their durability, resistance to weather and functionality.
Our aim is to make your boating experience more pleasurable in providing a problem-free way of moving your boat in and out of the water and storing it safely when not in use.