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[Irrelephant]

I ended up buying the CaddyTek 13.5 and it's pretty awesome. I will say the Clicgear is probably the better choice though. It has more accessories and from what I've heard built better as well. I'm still happy with my purchase and I bought mine as apposed to the other options in that price range because it has a large front wheel. Too many times I've seen people flip their carts because the wheel on the front was tiny.

[Graymulligan]

The Wife had a BB quad, and ended up swapping it out for a Caddytek quad, http://www.caddytek.com/caddytek/product/view.aspx?pid=22 that I don't see talked about a lot. She's had great luck with it, nice cart, folds up with one click, light and small once its folded.

I use a clicgear 3.0, and it's probably the last cart I'll ever buy. Rock solid, easy to use, and does everything well.

[purgasoj]

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The Wife had a BB quad, and ended up swapping it out for a Caddytek quad, http://www.caddytek.com/caddytek/product/view.aspx?pid=22 that I don't see talked about a lot. She's had great luck with it, nice cart, folds up with one click, light and small once its folded.

I use a clicgear 3.0, and it's probably the last cart I'll ever buy. Rock solid, easy to use, and does everything well.
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I just got this one as well- love it one round in- folds up nice and small wheels pop off easy if u need more space. Great with my cart bag.

[TheLarch]

I have a Sun Mountain V1. The spokes on the wheels break and or just fall out and the lower assembly unit for the bag rest has broken. My experience with their customer service was not good either. Emails go unanswered. I'd buy Clic Gear or Bagboy.

[KillerPenguin]

Clicgear and call it a day. Before I bought my 3.5, I read everything I could find and I couldn't find any negatives about their carts. You spend a little more, but you will have it for years to come.

[maverick]

I used to be a diehard Sun Mountain fan. I bought their original 3 wheel cart. It wanted to go slightly left and I never got rid of that problem. I just decided to return to walking and still had the Sun Mountain Cart which had to be modified for a Sun Mountain bag to fit on it! I now have a Sun Mountain c-130 which fits on my new Clicgear 3.5+ perfectly. It came with the large bottle holder, improved umbrella bracket, shoe brush, larger net, and a cover for the wheels. I was leery of the folding mechanism (reviews I read) but opened it up after delivery before reading the directions. I am sure this is the last cart I will buy due to the way this is built. It may cost more than most but it is worth it being made of aircraft aluminum, easy to fold up small and it has everything I need as far as space.

[hdgolf44]

I made the switch from carrying to push cart late last year, and couldn't be happier with my ClicGear 3.5.

Driving a Cavalier, I was initially looking towards a 4-wheel cart, due to space considerations, but found the foldability of the 3.5 terrific; it rivals the Sun Mountain Micro Cart my sister has, with it only being a few inches taller when folded. Though I am still able to fit my golf bag, cart, and travel gear/trunk locker (if needed) into the small-ish trunk, while still allowing for space for my crate of emergency supplies and fluids.

I was initially looking at the CaddyTek ones due to price considerations, but have known people who have had issues with those carts, and generally had to replace them in short time span. I felt it was worth the extra $$$ to go with the ClicGear.

One other big draw was the amount of accessories that you can get for the CG carts. Am planning to get the cooler attachment this year.

[riis11]

I have tried both a 4 wheeler (clicgear 8.0) and a 3 wheeler (clicgear 3.5). I just don't feel comfortable with a 4 wheel cart. First of all, I'm not carrying my bags due to my back which makes me feel geriatric to begin with, but the 4 wheeled cart made me fell even older like a guy with a walker. I don't know. Its all personal preference but I prefer a 3 wheeled cart.

[pup142]

[quote name='TheLarch' timestamp='1422147974' post='10812053']
I have a Sun Mountain V1. The spokes on the wheels break and or just fall out and the lower assembly unit for the bag rest has broken. My experience with their customer service was not good either. Emails go unanswered. I'd buy Clic Gear or Bagboy.
[/quote]I have had mine for 5 years and use it alot and have had no problems other than losing a magnet for the storage compartment and there customer service sent me one right out.That is why i bought mine as i had heard there customer service was great.

[pup142]

[quote name='TheLarch' timestamp='1422147974' post='10812053']
I have a Sun Mountain V1. The spokes on the wheels break and or just fall out and the lower assembly unit for the bag rest has broken. My experience with their customer service was not good either. Emails go unanswered. I'd buy Clic Gear or Bagboy.
[/quote]I have had mine for 5 years and use it alot and have had no problems other than losing a magnet for the storage compartment and there customer service sent me one right out.That is why i bought mine as i had heard there customer service was great.

[e-man]

I just bought the Caddytek EZ Fold from Costco.com. I couldn't be happier. Just like the Clicgear at half the price.

[e-man]

I just bought the Caddytek EZ Fold from Costco.com. I couldn't be happier. Just like the Clicgear at half the price.

[Badaxe]

Bag Boy Quad. 50 plus rounds and still looks new and I get lots of compliments on how good it looks. Easy and secure bag mounting for both my carry bag and my staff bag. Very easy to fold and unfold. The bag sits more upright than others for easier access to pull and return clubs to bag.