Thinking about getting a push cart and I see three and four wheel models. Do they work well with the angled bottom on a stand bag? I've seen clic gear and bag boys are there others to look at? Like my Sun Mountain bag anybody use their cart?
No leaf blower attachment required.

Have the Rovic with the front wheel that spins. I love the 3 wheels, add the seat for sure, and you are good to go.

3 wheel is better. 4 wheel feels like pushing a stroller.

Caddytek is the way to go. Easier to open and fold than Cliqgear.

As goofy as it may look, the storage bag that comes with Caddytek comes in handy for this and that. Aso has a cooler bag, not big albeit.

Get you one from costco. I have more than 200 rounds walked with mine and sucka going strong!

https://www.costco.com/caddytek-3-wheel-golf-cart-with-swivel-front-wheel.product.100430232.html

3 wheel with the front one swiveling is the way to go

AggieDruggist89 said:

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3 wheel is better. 4 wheel feels like pushing a stroller.

Caddytek is the way to go. Easier to open and fold than Cliqgear.

As goofy as it may look, the storage bag that comes with Caddytek comes in handy for this and that. Aso has a cooler bag, not big albeit.

Get you one from costco. I have more than 200 rounds walked with mine and sucka going strong!

https://www.costco.com/caddytek-3-wheel-golf-cart-with-swivel-front-wheel.product.100430232.html

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I have this same push cart. Added an Alphard V2 motor this summer and it's a real game changer.

I have a 3 wheeled Caddytek and like it overall. My next one will have a hand brake or a better brake set up.

Hand brake and four wheels is a must. Seat is good too

clobby said:

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I have a 3 wheeled Caddytek and like it overall. My next one will have a hand brake or a better brake set up.

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Right, the foot brake works but can be cumbersome to use if big footed. The hand brake on the caddytek is the front swivel wheel lock. The netted pocket on top holds my range finder and it has never fallen out. I don't walk as much now because I'm at a new course but if I did, I'd definitely get the seat attachment, blower attachment and maybe motorized it.

I had to use one of those 3-wheel push ones with the front swiveling wheel. Didn't particularly like it for this reason: When I was pushing it forward on uneven terrain, the front swiveling wheel made it a "tad" bit more difficult to simply push the darn thin straightforward.

I spring for a MGI navigator that's remote controlled battery powered. Just had back surgery so out of the game for a while and would be willing to part with it if anyone on the thread would be interested

Mine has a lock for the front wheel for that exact scenario. I use the Rovic, which is owned by Clicgear and all of the accessories work for it.

tamu2009 said:

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I spring for a MGI navigator that's remote controlled battery powered. Just had back surgery so out of the game for a while and would be willing to part with it if anyone on the thread would be interested

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Wow at that price does it swing for me and open my beer? Really nice cart though. Just more than the $200 - $300 I was looking to spend,

PM me! I would be interested in making you an offer! I live in Richardson.

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compare the size once it is collapsed. for us, not having a lot of room to store 3 of these, we went with the BagBoy Nitron model. It collapses really small, and then spring opens, so it is pretty simple all around.