If you’re looking for a match fishing trolley to carry your seatbox down to your peg then you might be looking for a two-wheeled setup instead. Like the single wheeled barrows, these come fitted with two additional legs, too, to provide stability when the trolley isn’t in motion. Unlike barrows, the wheels of the trolley are at the rear and it is manoeuvred by applying pressure down on the handles, rather than by lifting up. Ian - "I bought a power conversion for my fatboy mk2, best thing i ever did! Im fishing 30 acre pit and its a fair old hike across mud, lumps and bumps brambles and all sorts of rough and she just ploughs straight through." Toni - "Top quality product. Now on my 3rd new model, Carp Porters just keep going, they won't let you down.

I would highly recommend the NGT carp barrow to anyone looking for an affordable, easy-to-use option for transporting their gear. Summary Overall, the Trakker X-Trail Galaxy Barrow is an excellent choic e for carrying heavy loads down to the lake, and is sure to make your life a lot easier! Summary The only downside is that it’s not as lightweight as some of the more expensive options on the market, but for the price, it’s great value! It can take all of your fishing gear to the chosen swim. The barrow folds flat, taking up little room whilst being transported and only takes minutes to assemble once at your destination.The barrow is well-constructed, with extendable and height-adjustable front bars, foldable side bars, and removable handles. It can also be fitted with one or two wheels, depending on your needs.

Overall, I was very impressed with the Leeda Specimen Barrow and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable carp barrow that is easy to transport and assemble. Summary Two-wheel setups have their own set of strengths. Firstly, like tri-wheeled barrows, a four wheeled trolley doesn’t require any exertion on the handles – you simply push and go. This makes this barrow option preferred by the match angler who has a large amount of gear that they like to take down to the bank. Once stationary, the extra-large rear mud feet provide great ground clearance– even when the barrow was fully loaded. If you generally go to fisheries that have hard standing and flat paths, the solid wheel is far superior to an inflated one as it's more robust and will never puncture. If, however, you fish rivers or face longer walks on very uneven terrain, an inflated tyre is far more widely recommended as it is noticeably easier to navigate than a solid one in these conditions.Seatbox: A fishing seatbox is often a box with lots of storage space, with a seat on top to sit on comfortably. Seatboxes can come basic or with things like drawers and footplates.