Slimfold Push Cart

This is my first cart, I've only got in-store experiences to compare it to, but so far I has met all of my expectations. The main reason I selected this cart is because it will fit in the trunk of a Mazda Miata (3rd gen in my case) and a Nitron or carts from competitors do not. I can confirm that it does fit.

Played my first round with the cart today. On the positive side, this folds extremely easily down to a really tiny size just as advertised. Very light weight. Extremely easy to push... much easier than even my old Quad. My wife, daughter and I all have one each but after 11 great years, I needed to replace mine. The downsides are (1) the bag is MUCH smaller than the ones put on other Bag Boy push carts. Where my old Quad kept a sweater, this holds almost nothing. And there isn't much of a "lip" to it so if you put something like a range finder in the bag, it will fall out. (2) the cart is very top heavy and unstable. It can tip over very easily. (3) I am still trying to adjust the brakes because out of the box they did not work. Right now, I *think* I have the brakes right now but will see tomorrow when I play again. There were no instructions. Overall, I would have gotten another Quad instead of this.

Recently, carrying my bag has required reducing my clubs to 10 due to weight. I decided to investigate push carts. The tall and skinny collapsed feature, was the final selling point. Although not shown, it has a standard, detachable umbrella holder. The bag clamping system is excellent. The opening mechanism is very quick. Big wheels make for easy rolling. The solid compartment, fits my range finder. A bonus would be a strap that opens around the umbrella holder, instead of sliding through a stretchy loop. It is very light weight, but solid.