Pluses:
- Folds up nice and small. The smallest folder of any push cart I have seen. (13" x 14" x 24") I could get two of these and two golf bags in my car trunk easily.
- As easy to open and close as the video on Clic Gear's site (or You Tube) shows.
- Easily adjustable push handle.
- New cup holder design hangs in any one of three places on the outside of the handle - and looks bigger than the old design.
- Rolls so smooth and easy.
- Great bag straps. Easy to adjust double bungee straps and hold your bag nice and firm. They hook together which makes them impossible to accidentally undo during your round. There's also nylon tags on the side that hooks in so you can hook and unhook them without pinching your fingers. Much better than straps and buckles.
- Towel hanger/glove holder combo hangs the towel where it won't touch the wheels but is still very handy. I have not used it in the rain but it should work nicely to help keep the towel dry and clean.
- Wide stance means its stable and not prone to tipping.
-A little pricey but worth it. It's really well made and the design is well thought out. It's powder coated and not painted, ruggedly built, sealed bearings in the wheels, bungee on the umbrella holder, and there are parts drawings and parts available from the manufacturer should something break.
- An optional hanger for hanging it on the wall.
- An evolution in design that appears to have addressed all the owners concerns from the previous model.
Minuses:
-LOTS of pinch points. Not for children to play with or fold/unfold. Read the instructions, watch the video and pay attention to what you are doing when folding unfolding the cart.
Like my mom always said, you can by the good one once or the cheap one twice - I would like to think I got the good one.
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