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[C_rad]

Hey guys, for you who have the clicgear 3.5, can you recommend a good cart bag foor it? I like my hoofer but

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[dbdors]

Sun mountain C130 and Clicgear 3.5 were made for each other.

[Argonne69]

The Ping Pioneer isn't bad. It sits fairly stable.

[dbdors]

> @C-rad said:

> Hey guys, for you who have the clicgear 3.5, can you recommend a good cart bag foor it? I like my hoofer but

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Also DAGS, this question has been asked a bunch lots of answers out there:

[https://google.com/search?ei=wwFSXdaoFY6GsAWXwbCIAQ&q=site%3Agolfwrx.com+cart+bag+on+push+cart&oq=site%3Agolfwrx.com+cart+bag+on+push+cart&gs_l=psy-ab.3...2651.14538..14724...3.0..0.84.4828.89......0....1..gws-wiz.......35i39j0j0i131j0i131i10.KFCziJUWjig&ved=0ahUKEwiWlpybyf7jAhUOA6wKHZcgDBEQ4dUDCAo&uact=5](https://www.google.com/search?ei=wwFSXdaoFY6GsAWXwbCIAQ&q=site%3Agolfwrx.com+cart+bag+on+push+cart&oq=site%3Agolfwrx.com+cart+bag+on+push+cart&gs_l=psy-ab.3...2651.14538..14724...3.0..0.84.4828.89......0....1..gws-wiz.......35i39j0j0i131j0i131i10.KFCziJUWjig&ved=0ahUKEwiWlpybyf7jAhUOA6wKHZcgDBEQ4dUDCAo&uact=5 "https://google.com/search?ei=wwFSXdaoFY6GsAWXwbCIAQ&q=site%3Agolfwrx.com+cart+bag+on+push+cart&oq=site%3Agolfwrx.com+cart+bag+on+push+cart&gs_l=psy-ab.3...2651.14538..14724...3.0..0.84.4828.89......0....1..gws-wiz.......35i39j0j0i131j0i131i10.KFCziJUWjig&ved=0ahUKEwiWlpybyf7jAhUOA6wKHZcgDBEQ4dUDCAo&uact=5")

[Bill Broderick]

> @Argonne69 said:

 

> No, it's the Speed Paq ([https://shop.sunmountain.com/speed-paq-1-detail](https://shop.sunmountain.com/speed-paq-1-detail "https://shop.sunmountain.com/speed-paq-1-detail")).

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I received my Speed Paq today and I'm trying to figure out how you have it connected to your ClicGear. I'm guessing that either the design of the bag has changed or you added extra velcro to the top connectors. Mine has 4 short pieces of velcro mounted horizontally to the back of the bag (2 at the top and 2 at the bottom). There is also a handle that doesn't detach in any way. In looking at photos of the bag on a sun mountain bag, it's supposed to attach to the small struts that are attached to the legs of the cart. The top 2 pieces of velcro are too short to wrap around the vertical bar on the ClicGear. In the photo of your bag, it almost looks like the top handle on yours has a piece of velcro on one end and that's what you're wrapping around the vertical post.

 

I think that I can add another piece of velcro that will essentially allow me to attach the two top straps together around the vertical post. I just want to make sure that I'm not missing something.

 

 

[Argonne69]

I'll take a look at it this weekend, but you may be right that they changed the design at the top. I imagine a separate piece of Velcro would do the trick.

[Argonne69]

The top handle on my Speed Paq is actually a two section strap with a plastic piece on one end, and Velcro on the other piece. You can see the plastic knuckle to the right just below the brake cable. I looped it over the brake cable to keep it from sliding down.

 


 

[Bill Broderick]

That's what I was afraid that you were going to say. In the current version, the handle is padded and sewn in at both ends. There is no way to detach it in order to wrap it around the post. The only provided method of attachment is the 4 Velcro tabs which are situated to fit on a Sun Mountain Speed Cart. Realistically, the current version of the Speed Paq is no longer made to work with multiple brands of carts.

 

For now, I've stuck a large piece of adhesive Velcro to the plastic piece at the top of the above photo (with a slot cutout for the hole where the brake cable enters the tube), and Ive attached the upper Velcro tabs on the bag to that strip of Velcro. For now it's working. But, who knows how long the adhesive on the Velcro stuck to the plastic plastic?

 

Maybe the answer is just to attach a something (a piece of string attached with a carabiner or Velcro cinch strap?) to the handle and use it the same way that the old handle worked.

[Argonne69]

Yeah, a loop of Velcro or a nylon tie down strap would probably work. Obviously the bag is not designed for a ClicGear, but should do the job with a little retro fitting.

 

[tehuti]

 

[StackMan1]

 

[aadadams]

Bag Boy Quad XL with Sun Mountain C130 and a few accessories.

 

[dbdors]

> @aadadams said:

> Bag Boy Quad XL with Sun Mountain C130 and a few accessories.

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Neat, looks like you got the swivel umbrella and added the original to make it taller.

[aadadams]

Actually, that doesn’t work. For the taller folks, they sell an extender for the swivel. After bumping my head on the edge of the umbrella a few times I made the additional investment. Works a treat with that umbrella.

[dbdors]

You have a part number. They don’t list it anymore on their site

[dbdors]

> @dbdors said:

> You have a part number. They don’t list it anymore on their site

Never mind I thought it was a Bag Boy product, I see it’s Big Max

 

[aadadams]

It’s Bag Boy not Big Max. It’s not available but here is the link on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PW7SO0E/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[dbdors]

> @aadadams said:

> It’s Bag Boy not Big Max. It’s not available but here is the link on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PW7SO0E/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Very similar if not the same: [big Max Umbrella Holder Extender](https://us.bigmaxgolf.com/product/big-max-umbella-holder-extender/ "Big Max Umbrella Holder Extender")

[aadadams]

Indeed...

[brianmontgomery2000]

Clic Gear 3.5+ from 2013. Ogio Grom with Woode System (even older).

I think an Ogio Grom with the "left handed" Woode System would be perfect since I always park my cart caddy view and would love to have the irons closer to me with selecting club.

[Bad9]

> @brianmontgomery2000 said:

> I think an Ogio Grom with the "left handed" Woode System would be perfect since I always park my cart caddy view and would love to have the irons closer to me with selecting club.

 

Agree 100%! Izzo had a bag called the Element that did this, Woode system reversed, 10yrs or so ago. It was the best push cart bag ever and I used it until it literally fell apart. I have sent them email repeatedly to bring it back to no avail. Someone should.

[Bill Broderick]

> @Bad9 said:

> > @brianmontgomery2000 said:

> > I think an Ogio Grom with the "left handed" Woode System would be perfect since I always park my cart caddy view and would love to have the irons closer to me with selecting club.

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> Agree 100%! Izzo had a bag called the Element that did this, Woode system reversed, 10yrs or so ago. It was the best push cart bag ever and I used it until it literally fell apart. I have sent them email repeatedly to bring it back to no avail. Someone should.

 

I can see that being good. But, in the absence of a reverse Woode system, wouldn't a 14/15 way divider work just as well? When I think about the dividers in my Ping Pioneer, I see no reason why the clubs couldn't be loaded into it "sideways" when using a push cart if that's your preference.

[Bad9]

> @"Bill Broderick" said:

> > @Bad9 said:

> > > @brianmontgomery2000 said:

> > > I think an Ogio Grom with the "left handed" Woode System would be perfect since I always park my cart caddy view and would love to have the irons closer to me with selecting club.

> >

> > Agree 100%! Izzo had a bag called the Element that did this, Woode system reversed, 10yrs or so ago. It was the best push cart bag ever and I used it until it literally fell apart. I have sent them email repeatedly to bring it back to no avail. Someone should.

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> I can see that being good. But, in the absence of a reverse Woode system, wouldn't a 14/15 way divider work just as well? When I think about the dividers in my Ping Pioneer, I see no reason why the clubs couldn't be loaded into it "sideways" when using a push cart if that's your preference.

 

That’s how I do it in my Ping Traverse

[brianmontgomery2000]

> @"Bill Broderick" said:

> > @Bad9 said:

> > > @brianmontgomery2000 said:

> > > I think an Ogio Grom with the "left handed" Woode System would be perfect since I always park my cart caddy view and would love to have the irons closer to me with selecting club.

> >

> > Agree 100%! Izzo had a bag called the Element that did this, Woode system reversed, 10yrs or so ago. It was the best push cart bag ever and I used it until it literally fell apart. I have sent them email repeatedly to bring it back to no avail. Someone should.

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> I can see that being good. But, in the absence of a reverse Woode system, wouldn't a 14/15 way divider work just as well? When I think about the dividers in my Ping Pioneer, I see no reason why the clubs couldn't be loaded into it "sideways" when using a push cart if that's your preference.

 

That's a good idea. I'll remember that when the Grom finally bites the dust.

[braincramp52]

 

[CougarRed]

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[TheInfidel]

> @brianmontgomery2000 said:

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> Clic Gear 3.5+ from 2013. Ogio Grom with Woode System (even older).

> I think an Ogio Grom with the "left handed" Woode System would be perfect since I always park my cart caddy view and would love to have the irons closer to me with selecting club.

 

Ogio Woode system was just the best ever. Everything they've done since then has been junk, just never as good. It was organisation perfection.

[dbdors]

> @lawsonman said:

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That is just down right blasphemy!!!!

[Argonne69]

> @dbdors said:

> > @lawsonman said:

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> That is just down right blasphemy!!!!

 

 

Seriously. No push broom or drink holder?

[jak77]

> @Argonne69 said:

> > @976-Evil said:

> > Anyone recommend a cart that stands up a little more upright where the clubs aren't almost laying on the handles?

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> The Tour Bag Kit for the ClicGear gets the bag more upright.

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I need that Tour Bag Kit in my life. Didnt even know they made that and always get annoyed that my clubs are so low to the handle. Thanks for the heads up!