Clicgear Golf Cart 2.0 Review
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Clicgear 2.0 Push Golf Cart
Brand: Clicgear Cart
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* The most compact push cart in the industry. Folds to 24″ x 15″ x 13″
* Maintenance Free Airless Tires
* Positive Lock Brake System
* Aircraft grade aluminum tubing for lightweight strength
* 1 Year Limited Warranty
Product Description
Clicgear Push Cart 2.0 folds to a sub-compact 24″ x 15″ 13″, easily making it the most compact push cart available.
The 2008 Model 2.0 features an easier to open design, new maintenance free airless tires, improved Positive Lock Brake system, and a new storage bracket for your umbrella tube. The full size console features an improved beverage holder, and also has a magnetically locking storage tray. The Push Cart 2.0 is constructed from lightweight aircraft grade aluminum tubing, and features powder coated paint to resist scratching.
Clicgear 2.0 Push Golf Cart Review
I have been using my ClicGear for about 2 months now. Had been using a Sun Mountain speed cart, but just got tired of pumping and repairing flat tires. I love this cart. Quality and convenience throughout. Pushes easily, rolls true, feels and looks substantial, yet it easily folds to a neat little package that’s only 13″ x 15″ wide and 24″ high. I used to hate cleaning cart wheels every time I put the Sun Mountain in the van. With this little baby, it’s totally unnecessary. I bought a little plastic pan that’s about 14″ x 20″. Now the cart and the shoes just sit right in the pan and any debris is contained. This is really a neat little package. The only small complaint I have is that the brakes do not engage as smoothly as the Sun Mountain did. I consider this a small price to pay for the other overwhelming advantages.
I was impressed by the clicgearusa website presentation of this cart but skeptical. After purchasing one I am happy to say that it has proven my inital skepticism completely unfounded. It literally takes me no more than 5 to 7 seconds to unfold or fold this cart. One note, the very first time you are looking to unfold it (right out of the box) remember to unlock the main folding clip. I forgot about the clip (the very first time) and couldn’t figure out why I was feeling resistance to pulling it open…and then I realized I was retarded and didn’t flip the clip open (even though the instructional manuals tells you to open the clip first).
The cart moves wonderfully across all sorts of terrain, has held my large cart bag, as well as my smaller stand bag. The pedal on my stand bag makes it sit a little odd on the cart but with no issue beyond the way it looks a little to the side. Functions fine, looks off-kilter.
My only issue with the cart is two-fold and related to the beverage holder. One, if you have a beverage that is around half-full or more, you will spill it while pushing this cart (but that is probably the case with most cart beverage holders)…except, there is a tendency for the spillage to end up on your scorecard if you are keeping it in the top holder. This is easily avoidable if you hold your beer (err…I mean soda pop can) in your hand while pushing the cart (which is easily pushed and steered with one hand). The other issue is again, if you have your scorecard kept in the top holder and you have a “soda pop” in the beverage holder, depending on the size of the card, it will interfere a smidge when opening the magnetic lid…very minor issue. However, if they push the handle bar a little further back and place the beverage holder in the center of the bar (like I have seen on other carts) it would eliminate both of the above issues. This might not be an issue with a half-full water bottle but I haven’t used bottles, just cans.
This is arguably the Cadillac of non-motorized push carts. I did a lot of internet research on carts: reading of claims, counter-claims, and reviews, and this is the one I decided on. I’m very glad of my decision. I had it out of the box and unfolded in a snap; the folding and unfolding are extremely easy to manage–just make sure you trip the side latch as well as the pull one before you try to open it up, and you’re golden. It fits easily in my trunk, and takes up about the same space as the medium gym bag I carry my shoes and hat in. I took it out for its maiden round on a hilly, winding course while it rained for the first several holes. The cart was a dream to push: almost no rolling resistance at all, even over thick wet grass. It handled easily over cart path curbs, crushed gravel paths, normal fairways–you name it, it handled it just fine. The hand brake is very reliable, allowing me to park on some fairly steep hillsides with confidence. The console isn’t waterproof, but in a light rain it might as well be. I kept three spare balls, my cell phone, and some other odds and ends in mine and everything stayed dry. There is an umbrella holder (for when it’s folded up, for storage) that’s much easier to access than the one on the bag, as well as two towel clips. There is also a small Velcro spot above each towel clip that is perfect for holding your golf glove when you’re not wearing it. My only two nits to pick: the driver and fairway wood(s) extend far enough to interfere with getting to the console easily. I lowered the adjustable handle one click and that improved access tremendously. Also, my golf umbrella has a rubber “pistol grip” that doesn’t fit into the provided tube for mounting it to the cart’s handle. That handle mount would have been very handy yesterday. Oh, well. Just make sure your umbrella has a fairly small-diameter handle. Seriously, if you’re in the market for a well-made and very comfortable-to-use cart, you should spend the money and get one you’re going to love for a long time.
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